Piebald deer vary widely in color. Some have distinct white patches — think pinto horse — while others have a varying amount of white hair mixed with normal brown hair. Some are nearly pure white.

A rare albino deer was recently spotted in our viewing area, and ABC13 reached out to wildlife experts to ask some questions ...

A rare piebald black-tailed deer fawn, which looks a bit like a goat, has been visiting a family's yard in south Salem.

While piebald deer are rare, experts say albino deer, which completely lack pigment, and melanistic deer, which have black coats, are even rarer.

Piebald deer stand out due to their white coat, the result of an inherited genetic trait that can also cause physical deformities.

The piebald deer spotted frolicking in an Oregon field last month makes average look overrated, donning a coat sprinkled with bits of white. This isn’t your average deer, nor it will ever be due ...

While piebald deer are rare, experts say albino deer, which completely lack pigment, and melanistic deer, which have black coats, are even rarer.

Piebald deer stand out due to their white coat, the result of an inherited genetic trait that can also cause physical deformities.

Piebald deer are rare and unique, with their beautiful mix of brown and white coloring. This incredible footage showcases the magic of nature that our cameras capture every day.

A rare piebald black-tailed deer fawn, which looks a bit like a goat, has been visiting a family's yard in south Salem.

While piebald deer are rare, experts say albino deer, which completely lack pigment, and melanistic deer, which have black coats, are even rarer.

While piebald deer are rare, experts say albino deer, which completely lack pigment, and melanistic deer, which have black coats, are even rarer.