The trough
Apples, carrots, oats
The herd comes to eat. The camera sits off to the side and lets them.
Canadian forest · feeder cam
Whitetails at the trough, on camera.
A live deer cam on a feeding trough in the Canadian forest. When the broadcast is on, this is the live picture. When it isn’t, a recent visit plays instead.
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Checking whether the cam is on.
Past visits
Apples, carrots, and oats are what bring the herd in. A small contribution keeps the feeder full and the cam running through the season.
Every dollar buys feed for the herd, and you'll get a thank-you live on stream.
Merch deerstreams25@gmail.comThe trough
The herd comes to eat. The camera sits off to the side and lets them.
The bucks
Velvet, then hard horn. They claim the trough, then yield it.
Does and fawns
Fawns stay close, learn the trough, and grow up on camera.
After dark
Eyes in the beam, crunching, and a forest that has gone quiet.
Oats are the base feed. Apples, carrots, squash and pumpkins get added on top. Fawns eat from the same trough as the does, and visits come day and night. Read the deer wiki.
Yes. Pumpkins go on top of the oats through the season, along with squash.
Yes. Carrots go in with the oats. Apples do too.
On this cam, winter is the feeding season, November 1 to March 31. Oats are the base, with apples, carrots, squash and pumpkins added. Late fall is the same trough. The season opens November 1.
Acorns are a wild food. This cam watches a trough, not the forest floor, so the herd is here for the oats, not for acorns.
Away from the camera they browse what the woods offer. At the trough the base is oats, with apples, carrots, squash and pumpkins added.
Apples are the fruit. Carrots, squash and pumpkins are the vegetables. Oats are still the base underneath.
The shop
Tees, hoodies, mugs, and stickers from the Deer Streams shop. Prices in US dollars.
Live 24/7 for a 5-month season, November 1 to March 31.
Free on YouTube at youtube.com/@deerstreamslive.
Whitetail deer visit the feeding trough for oats, the base feed, plus carrots and other treats.
Yes. Folks can support the feed fund with YouTube channel memberships or Super Chats.
Whitetail deer feeding at the trough and wandering through the Canadian forest, day and night.
Yes! Folks can buy the herd a treat through Buy Me a Coffee. Every dollar buys oats, apples and carrots, and you'll get a thank-you live on stream.