Viral nature video captures stunning albino deer in Wisconsin Northwoods, and it lives up to the hype

We've been pumping out nature content left and right here at OutKick following the launch of OutKick Outdoors.The content machine never ends.Fortunately, the nature topic is one of the easiest topics on the internet when it comes to golden footage and photos.TWO KANGAROOS THROW PUNCHES LIKE UFC FIGHTERS IN AUSTRALIAN MAN'S BACKYARD IN VIRAL VIDEOThat leads us to one of the coolest videos that we've seen in a long time.A rare Albino Whitetail Deer is seen September 26, 2007 in the Northern Highland American Legion State Forest, Boulder Junction, Wisconsin.

Often referred to as the "Ghosts of the Forest," the animals are rarely seen and are protected in Wisconsin.((Photo by Jeffrey Phelps/Getty Images))Instagram user @joelord_wi shared a video this week that is nothing short of absolutely incredible.

The footage going viral on Instagram shows an albino buck with a massive rack running across a road in Wisconsin.WISCONSIN TEEN'S TURKEY HUNT TAKES A WILD TURN WHEN A BOBCAT LUNGES AND GRABS HIS ARM ON CAMERA"Well I hope this was a good omen for fishing this week in the Wisconsin Northwoods.Can’t explain what it was like getting so close to such a majestic Unicorn! Wild Wisconsin, albino whitetail," he captioned the video.A rare white form of the white-tailed deer.

(Getty Images Creatives)That certainly sums it up well.BEAR CUBS SPAR ON WOMAN'S FRONT PORCH IN ADORABLE VIRAL NATURE VIDEO, REACTIONS POUR INOUTKICK IS NOW ON THE FOX APP: CLICK HERE TO DOWNLOADCheck out the stunning footage below, and let me know your thoughts at [email protected]'s certainly some of the coolest nature footage that I've seen in a long time.Seeing an albino deer never gets old.JORDAN DAVIS FACES FAN BACKLASH OVER HAWAII AXIS DEER HUNT DESPITE STRONG CONSERVATION BACKINGMy brother-in-law captured footage of an albino deer back in 2024 that you can see below.While the exact number of albino deer in Wisconsin isn't known, it's estimated that one out of every 30,000 births of ...