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 land where the Seneca white deer live used to be part of Seneca Army Depot in New York's Finger Lakes region. It's now is a 2,800-acre wildlife sanctuary and military history site that is open ...

A " White Deer Summit and Scenario Planning Workshop" hosted by the Finger Lakes Institute late last month on the campus of Hobart and William Smith Colleges in Geneva generated more questions ...

Seneca White Deer has launched a fundraising drive in hopes of buying at least 2,000 to 3,000 acres, if not the whole site, for a tourist attraction and wildlife preserve, Money said.

The unique, all-white deer herd at the former Seneca Army Depot is much smaller than previously thought, according to a count taken Tuesday by helicopter. Previous estimates of the herd size were ...

The Seneca white deer were first spotted in the late 1940s. They are different from albino deer — instead, they're a natural variation of brown-colored deer that lack pigmentation in their hair.

For the past decade-and-a-half, the Seneca white deer population was at risk of being diluted and dissipated after the U.S. Army decommissioned the Depot and transferred title to the Seneca County ...

The Seneca Army Depot near Seneca Lake is a study in contrasts. Built in 1941 and operated until 1995, the depot served as a weapons repository, and was rumored to have harbored a large stock of ...

Getting into the base is near impossible, though in 2006, 2009 and 2012, Seneca White Deer got clearance to run limited bus tours that turned out to be hugely successful. In 2012, Money said, "We ...

A new entity established under Seneca Iron Works will be responsible for the preservation and management of the former Seneca Army Depot land's white, white-tailed deer population, according to the ...

Bolstering the Seneca white deer's food supply will be one way Earl Martin plans to support the dwindling population. Selected as the winning bidder of the former Seneca Army Depot land, Martin ...

WEST SENECA, N.Y. (WKBW) — A rare white deer was spotted in West Seneca on Clinton Street, near Northwood Avenue in West Seneca Monday afternoon.