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Albino Moose Pics
17 March 2005, 04:05
MuskegManAlbino Moose Pics
Supposedly taken at Eilson AFB
17 March 2005, 09:33
the_captainOk, that's just weird. Interesting, but weird.
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18 March 2005, 05:54
Dan in WaDon't think they are albino. Too many dark spots and can't see the pink eyes. Neat photo though. Thanks Dan
18 March 2005, 06:56
Widowmaker416The bigger one looks to have pink eyes, the smaller one with the dark spots for sure has brown eyes.
their really neat looking! Aren't Albinos protected in Alaska!
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I know that the Regs state that, in GMA20C, "white phased or partial albino(more than 50% white)may not be taken".
Joe
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18 March 2005, 10:02
DPhillipsThese same moose pictures were posted on another website a few months ago claiming the pictures were taken in Ontario, I believe.
18 March 2005, 21:40
CanadianLeftyYup, don't know who to believe I read so much- they are apparently from Canada, the U.S. or Finland.
19 March 2005, 04:29
500grainsLooks like somebody used buckshot on that moose.
19 March 2005, 05:30
Ben589Why would an albino moose be protected? Wouldn't that signify a potential genetic defect in the moose and a greater desire to harvest it to keep it out of the bloodlines?
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23 March 2005, 02:25
ironbenderI got those pics by email too--with an "Elmendorf" caption IIRC. Freaks of nature! OOH! OOH! I know!!!How about a permit hunt??!!

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25 March 2005, 16:59
Greg Kquote:
Originally posted by Ben589:
Why would an albino moose be protected? Wouldn't that signify a potential genetic defect in the moose and a greater desire to harvest it to keep it out of the bloodlines?
White deer are protected in Illinois. Don't know why, but it's the law.
25 March 2005, 21:19
akplsThese aren't from Eielson. Apparently they were taken in Ontario.
30 March 2005, 04:12
elwoodquote:
Originally posted by Greg K:
White deer are protected in Illinois. Don't know why, but it's the law.
Call us superstitious, but most German hunters would never kill an albino or white deer! They are said to be fosterlings of the hunting gods Diana and Hubertus. Killing them would infuriate the gods and curse the hunter with bad luck!
Anyway, I wouldn't let them live out of superstition but out of the appreciation of nature's ever astounding omnifariousness...
Just my two cents...