How to livestream a hunt from your phone
The phone in your pocket is enough. WildFeed is a free app built for going live from the stand, the blind or the boat: open it, tap Go Live, and you're on in two taps. No capture card, no streaming software, no extra gear. Anyone can watch free on the app or at wildfeed.live, no account needed.
Go live in 4 steps
- 1. Install WildFeed. iPhone on the App Store, Android on Google Play. Sign in with Apple, Google or email.
- 2. Tap Go Live, then Start camera. Pick what you're doing (hunting, fishing and more) and you're broadcasting. Turn the phone sideways for a wide shot.
- 3. Thin signal? Drop the quality. Auto runs 720p, 1080p is there when you have the bars, and 480p is the weak-signal setting for the back forty.
- 4. End the stream and keep it. Your replay saves to your camera roll, watermarked and ready to post anywhere else.
Field tips for a phone stream
- • Mount it. A tree arm, tripod or clamp keeps the shot steady while your hands stay free.
- • Bring a battery pack. Streaming video drains a phone fast, especially in the cold.
- • Check your signal at the spot before opening day, not at first light.
- • Your spot stays yours. The live map shows a rough ~8 mile area, never your exact location.
Already live somewhere else?
Paste the YouTube, Facebook, X, Kick, Twitch or IRL live URL you already run on your creator page. It shows on the live map and in hunting Live now with a badge naming the platform, so you pick up WildFeed viewers without moving your stream.
Get paid
Viewers can tip you live, on the replay or on your page, and creators keep 90% of every tip. Never streamed before? Paid slots on the Live Guide are open to first-timers.
Rules
Rules: 13+ accounts, streaming requires legal hunting/fishing ability (youth hunters welcome), legal harvest, ~8 mile location area, no poaching. The guidelines are the full version.