Watch a live deer hunt — people streaming from the stand right now
WildFeed is regular people going live from a stand or blind, streamed as the hunt happens. Not trail cams. Not feeder cams. A deer hunter in the woods right now, when someone is actually out there calling, rattling, and waiting for the shot.
Open wildfeed.live and see who's live. When a deer hunter is streaming, tap to watch. When nobody is live, check the schedule for the next sit, or watch a recent replay. Free to watch, no account required.
The difference: live hunts from a stand vs trail cams
Trail cameras and feeder cameras show deer at a trough or mineral site — they are not a hunt. Services like deerstreams.com, Texas Hunting Land cams, and freecam.ai stream wildlife cameras 24/7, but no hunter is in the stand. Great for scouting patterns, not the same as watching a hunt unfold.
WildFeed streams are hunters live from the field: sitting in a tree stand, ground blind, or still-hunting through the woods. You see the whole story — the setup, the wait, the rut activity, the shot, and the recovery. When someone is live, they are hunting right now.
Outdoor TV channels like MyOutdoorTV and Outdoor Channel play recorded deer hunting shows 24/7. Those are produced episodes — great for that, but they are not a hunt happening right now. See real-time vs recorded shows for the full comparison.
Nobody in the stand right now
Nobody is streaming from the stand right now. Check the schedule for the next deer hunt, watch recent hunting replays, or add your own live link.
What you will see
Legal, in-season, licensed deer hunting streamed from the stand. Location shown as a ~8 mile area, never an exact GPS pin. Streams from WildFeed's native platform and from listed YouTube, Facebook, X, Kick, Twitch, and IRL live URLs, each with a source badge.
You will not see poaching, exact locations, or a 24/7 promise. When no one is in the field, the grid is empty — and that is the honest answer.