More than 30 whitetail deer come running when Brenda Dlugosh scatters corn about 9 a.m. every morning at her home on nine acres in a subdivision in North Bexar County.
An unusual fawn showed up in the summer of 2009. It was dark black from nose to tail, which had white underneath.

Her twin, a buck, was colored normally except for a little black on his face.
“I’d never seen a black deer before,” Dlugosh said.

Her husband, Tony Franckowiak, christened her Chupi, short for Chupacabra.


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Not that rare. I’ve seen several over the years in bexar and comal

Very neat looking deer though

It’s not rare, there, but it is overall. This only occurs in a couple isolated areas nationwide.

Very cool I have never seen one

Me either. I have seen a piebald doe before, but never seen a melanistic whitetail.

Neat deer, we have those in Harrison county on the southwestern side.

That's awesome never seen one either.

I saw one that was hit by a car, near Canyon lake. My FIL has one mounted that he killed years ago, near Buda in Hays county.

Pretty doe.

I've seen several all white whitetails in Lampasas.....never seen a black one.....

Saw a melanistic spike around Sweetwater several years back. I watched it for nearly an hour with several doe. One of which was a really light blonde color.

I have a friend near San Marcos that seems to see one every year, he has shot few of them.

We have two in our neighborhood that come through our yard every week or two. The black doe had a black fawn this year, so now we have two.

They really are very pretty.

Way cool

Wonder how they taste........Don't really care for dark meat....