WildFeed

Get paid to waterfowl hunt

Ducks working the decoys, geese on final approach. That's the moment to go live.

WildFeed pays you to go live from your waterfowl hunt. Pick a dawn slot on the Live Guide, go live from your blind, get paid when you stream.

Season: Waterfowl seasons vary by flyway and state. Most early seasons open late September, peak migration is October through December, late seasons can run into January.

The pay

You only get paid if you actually go live from the slot. Beta.

Best for you: Dawn slots (4–9am ET) — Ducks and geese fly at first light. Dawn slots capture the morning flight, decoy spreads working, and shooting light. The hunt is over by mid-morning.

What you need

Just your phone. WildFeed is in beta: iPhone via TestFlight, Android via Google Play.

Gear tips

•Waterproof case or bag rated for wet conditions — duck blinds are not dry places
•Suction mount for boat gunwale or blind wall — keeps your phone locked down through recoil
•External battery in your wader pocket — cold mornings and wet conditions kill batteries
•Test your mounting point the day before — your blind setup should be second nature when it's still dark

How it works

  1. 1. Apply with your social links and follower count
  2. 2. The AI picks one paid host plus 2 standby backups per slot
  3. 3. You get a confirm email if you're picked
  4. 4. Go live from your slot
  5. 5. You only get paid when you actually go live

Secondary: View the Live Guide calendar to see all open slots

Ready to apply?

Apply now with your social links

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FAQ

How do I keep my phone dry?

Use a waterproof case or mount your phone under the blind roof. Many waterfowl hunters already film hunts with phones — same setup works for streaming.

Can I stream layout hunts or field hunts?

Yes. Pit blinds, layout blinds, field edges, boat blinds — if you can hunt it, you can stream it. Just make sure your phone is mounted securely.

Will flaring birds show on stream?

The stream shows what your phone sees. If birds work your spread, viewers see it. If they flare, viewers see that too. It's a live hunt, not a highlight reel.

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