...or maybe they are not around anymore since I haven't seen em for months.
According to wikipedia "The Seneca White Deer are a rare herd of deer living within the confines of the former Seneca Army Depot in Seneca County, New York. https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Seneca_white_deer
The first white deer, a buck and a fawn, were spotted in the Depot in 1949. After the first white deer siting, protection from the US Army resulted in more white deer and the proportion of white deer gradually increased.
http://senecawhitedeer.org/white-deer-natural-resources/white-deer-seneca-army-depot/
The white deer of Seneca Army Depot are leucistic.©Dennis Money
Back in June 2016 the decommisioned former army base's remaining 7000 acres was sold to
Seneca Falls businessman Earl Martin.
"He said he will set aside at least 1,500 acres in the northern part of the property in the town of Varick for the herd, which is currently numbers less than 85."
http://www.newyorkupstate.com/outdoors/2016/06/winning_bidder_for_former_seneca_army_depot_pledges_to_save_white_deer.html
So as I drove by today peering out the window of the car, eyes glued to the passing scenery camera in hand, ready to snap that photo at the slightest siting of the deer, I ended up snapping a picture of this old tree...hey it caught my eye!
Hey...I'm not going to be dissapointed cause I know they are still here!