Piebald

[mj robson 8]

Here's picture of a Piebald Roe buck, shot this morning in Fife by a Danish client.

 

From what I've heard it's more common in Does, but this is one of only a handful of such bucks shot in the UK

 

 

Cheers,

Mark.

[Tallyho 181]

ive seen wild rabbits like that but not deers.

[foxdropper 17,092]

Thanks for sharing that mate ,very interesting .

[Guest Ditch_Shitter]

Not out to split hairs but; Isn't that a Skewbald? Skewbalds are - to my knowledge - brown and white. 'Piebald' is black and white. I have quite an obsession with Piebald things myself.

 

Either way, weird enough looking thing.

[Tallyho 181]

bloody hell i should know that being into horses, your correct ditch, it should be skewbald.

[Rabbithunter 456]

very intresting... nice head on him too..... once had a similar head to that

 

[Rabbithunter 456]

that buck had obviously been attacked by dogs or something, and released...... so he was dropped with a .243

[mj robson 8]

You are correct DS, I guess we learn something new every day!

 

Here is a quote I found from a web page on the topic,

 

Piebald horses or ponies are black and white, while skewbald is any other color and white.

 

Cheers,

Mark.

[foxkiller1968 0]

good looking buck mark i know of a doe that shot last season in fife it was a lot more white on the pic bet you client was well made up with the buck

[chessie 0]

Here's picture of a Piebald Roe buck, shot this morning in Fife by a Danish client.

 

From what I've heard it's more common in Does, but this is one of only a handful of such bucks shot in the UK

 

 

Cheers,

Mark.

hi mark nice looking buck i shot a doe myself in november but it was a lot more whiter than that it allso ad a white head that is the second one to come out of fife this year could well be that it came from the doe you never know

[mj robson 8]

Hi Alan,

 

This Buck came from ground near an estate where there are 2 Does with this condition, they've been there for a few years now and won't be shot. I've been told it can skip several generations then reappear like many other genetic conditions. Kind of like a dark haired couple having a ginger kid!

 

Mark.

[roebuck220 80]

[ Kind of like a dark haired couple having a ginger kid!

 

Yeah my wife explained it to me when she had a little black kid,can skip a few generations aparently.Must be true because were both white

[novice 25]

Here's picture of a Piebald Roe buck, shot this morning in Fife by a Danish client.

 

From what I've heard it's more common in Does, but this is one of only a handful of such bucks shot in the UK

 

 

Cheers,

Mark.

 

 

If I was lucky enough to grass a buck like that, I would be tempted to have the whole lot set up. Any idea how much a full body mount would cost?

 

There has been a few letters over the past few months in Shooting Times discussing roe with white markings, both to the face and body. Perhaps they are more common than people think. Now has anyone come across a true black roe, or are they a bit of a myth??

[wildfowler-2007 0]

 

 

Here is the one chesie shot also in fife in nov

 

regards

[gdunc 0]

If I was lucky enough to grass a buck like that, I would be tempted to have the whole lot set up. Any idea how much a full body mount would cost?

 

Taxidermy of a whole roe deer would be about £1500. Kinda reasonable as it makes a pretty large ornament!