Watch live hunting and fishing — people streaming from the field right now
WildFeed is regular people going live from a stand or a boat, streamed as it happens. Not recorded outdoor shows playing on a loop. Not a 24/7 channel. A hunt or a fish happening now, when someone is actually out there.
Open wildfeed.live and see who's live. When someone 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: real-time vs recorded channels
Outdoor TV channels like MyOutdoorTV, Outdoor Channel, Mossy Oak GO, and Waypoint TV play recorded hunting and fishing shows 24/7. Those are produced episodes you can sit back and watch anytime — great for that, but they are not a hunt happening right now.
MyOutdoorTV's HuntStream is a channel of hunting shows for subscribers to watch, not a live hunt in progress. They occasionally stream special one-off events live — for example, Turkey Takedown 2 in April 2026 — then the replay goes in the library.
Bassmaster and Major League Fishing do broadcast live fishing during tournament windows: Bassmaster on FOX and FS1 during Elite events, and Major League Fishing streams every catch live on MLFNOW during the Bass Pro Tour. Both 2026 seasons ended in August, so what's on TV in October are re-airs.
WildFeed is different. When you open the site and someone is live, they are in a stand or on the water right now. When nobody is live, the site says so — no promise of 24/7 coverage, because a hunt does not run on a TV schedule.
Nobody in the field right now
Nobody is streaming from the field right now. Check the schedule for the next broadcast, watch a recent replay, or add your own live link.
What you will see
Legal, in-season, licensed harvest streamed from the field. Location shown as a ~10 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.