Unlike albinos, the Seneca white deer at Deer Haven Park are a natural variation of brown-colored deer that lack pigmentation in their hair. In 1949, the first white deer were spotted at the depot ...

Deer Haven Park opened last November on site of former Seneca Army Depot Wildlife and military history tours offered, as well as biking, hiking. This is largest herd of white whitetail deer in the ...

The way Dennis Money describes it, his group's long-standing and extensive efforts to save the celebrated white deer herd at the former U.S. Army depot in Seneca County has "rounded the last ...

The white deer featured in December 30's Moment of Nature video are part of the largest known population of white deer in the world, which is centered at the old Seneca Munitions Depot in Seneca ...

The Seneca White Deer tours are coming to an end. After two years of year-round tours at the former Seneca Army Depot in Romulus, Seneca County, the wildlife reserve will close to the public ...

Atlas Obscura on Slate is a new travel blog. Like us on Facebook, Tumblr, or follow us on Twitter @atlasobscura. For years, rumors circulated about the strange herd of white deer living in the ...

In 1999 Dennis Money formed Seneca White Deer Inc., a group devoted to protecting the herd. For several years they offered tours through the property to watch the deer and the multitude of other ...

"If something doesn't happen by 2016, we're going to lose a great crown jewel," said Dennis Money, president of Seneca White Deer, a non-profit group. "It has a lot of potential." Passing traffic ...

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A white deer and her fawn at Seneca Army Depot in Upstate New York. Dennis Money Inside the 24 miles of chain-link fence that protect the former Seneca Army Depot, dozens of white deer have grown ...

The future of the white deer herd at the Seneca Army Depot continues to be in limbo - particularly after an offer earlier this year to buy the land where they roam was rejected. Meanwhile ...

WATERLOO, N.Y. -- The place where white deer roam in Seneca County won't have a new owner in the new year like originally planned. The Seneca County IDA, Industrial Development Agency, still owns ...