It's not everyday an elk is killed in the woods. So when the fresh meat hits the ground, you may note a few clients looking to be served. This gentleman certainly didn't seem aware of the audience he was entertaining behind him while taking some trophy shots after his elk hunt. Most likely a photoshopped picture, but what would you have said if you were the guy with the camera?
A couple of Ohio hunters killed an all white piebald deer. The colored patch on its head and its eyes have color and indicate the buck was not albino. This buck could have been a buck of a lifetime for a hunter but it was gut shot and spoiled after a day or two in warm weather before being tracked down.
Apparently some pike fisherman in Ft. Peck, Montana pulled this brute off the bottom of the lake and had to figure out how to get it out of the water. In all likelihood it was shot by a hunter or chased by wolves and fled to the water. Unable to make it across, it drownded. It made for quite an unusual catch for the fisherman though!
Not every day do you see a mule deer like this caught on a fence post. Apparently the deer misjudged the height and pinned himself near his hind legs. This picture is at the National Veterens Cemetary in Evansville, Wyoming.
Imagine Richard Lomas of West Salem, Illinois's reaction he realized that his buck was a lady. This monstrous 30 point (antlered doe) with drop tines and all was taken in Olney, Ill. Though rare, it is not unheard of for a female deer to grow antlers.
