He has been raising these animals on his property, including colorful piebalds, for about two decades. Cramer and his wife, Mary Ann, of Somerset, have four deer, including three piebald deer at ...

Wed, 06 Aug, 2003 - 01:00 Ray Ryan, Agribusiness Correspondent ...

Each year piebalds are taken by hunters across the state. Not so for melanistic deer. Melanism — resulting in dark brown or black hair — is by far the rarest of color variations in deer.

There is evidence that piebalds display more birth defects like scoliosis, short legs, and internal organ deformities, and could be a result of overpopulation. This piebald deer was photographed ...

Piebalds have some white fur and some brown fur, and brown eyes. Piebalds make up less than 1% of the deer population, but may be more common in some areas.

As the trail of catwalk shows led press and buyers to venues from Brick Lane to Park Lane, from the Mermaid Theatre in West End to the Saatchi Gallery in St John's Wood, it was a matter of ...

Experts reckon about 8,000 piebalds now live on German soil. Most have been bought by German horse dealers and owners from the Travelling community in Ireland.

Piebalds have gray, brown or red areas on their coats and eyes that are dark in color. (For more on this topic, see the White and Albino Squirrel Research Initiative on the Untamed Science website.) ...

A sale purely for piebalds and skewbalds is planned for spring 2005, while new classes from both coloured horse societies — some with big prize-money — are scheduled for the summer.

Before we begin, I hope you've grabbed the very nice, if I do say so myself, Taste of the Holidays, recipe booklet that is inserted in the Idaho Press-Tribune today.