Live Deer Cam Texas | 24/7 Whitetail Deer Feeder Cam

What Wildlife Can You See on the Texas Deer Cam?

White-tailed deer are the stars of this live wildlife cam. Bucks, does and younger deer regularly travel through the area, particularly when activity around the feeder increases.

But deer are far from the only visitors.

Viewers may also spot wild hogs and piglets, raccoons, rabbits, wild turkeys, coyotes, skunks, quail, doves and other birds.

Bobcats and mountain lions also live in the surrounding West Texas landscape, although sightings directly on the camera are uncommon.

That variety is part of what makes a live wildlife camera fun to watch. A quiet feeder can suddenly become very busy when an unexpected visitor steps into view.

Best Times to Watch the Live Deer Feeder Cam

The Texas deer cam is available 24/7, but wildlife activity is not constant. Deer and other animals are often more active from the evening through the overnight hours and around dawn.

Cooler temperatures and lower light can bring more movement around the feeder. The scheduled corn drops may also increase activity as animals move into the area.

The best strategy is to check back at different times. The scene can change quickly as weather and seasonal conditions change across West Texas.

About the Lake Alan Henry Wildlife Cam Area

Lake Alan Henry is a reservoir in West Texas surrounded by dry, rugged country. The landscape and nearby water provide habitat for a surprisingly wide variety of wildlife.

Summers can be hot and dry, nights can become considerably cooler, and rainfall is limited compared with many other parts of the country.

That environment makes this camera more than just a deer feeder cam. It is a live window into the wildlife moving through the West Texas landscape.

See Something Interesting?

If you spot a big buck, a group of wild hogs, a coyote or another memorable visitor, take a screenshot and share what you saw in the comments below.

Other viewers may have been watching the same moment, and the comments are a great place to compare sightings from the live stream.

Texas Deer Cam FAQ

Is this Texas deer cam live 24 hours a day?

Yes. The West Texas deer and wildlife cam is intended to stream 24/7. Temporary interruptions can occasionally occur with any live camera.

Where is the live deer cam located?

The camera is located near Lake Alan Henry in West Texas, in the area between Post and Snyder, Texas.

What animals can I see on the camera?

Whitetail deer are the most common visitors. You may also see wild hogs, raccoons, rabbits, turkeys, coyotes, skunks, quail, doves and other wildlife.

What is the best time to watch deer?

Evening, overnight and dawn can be productive viewing periods, although wild deer may appear at any time of day.

Is this a deer feeder cam?

Yes. The camera overlooks a wildlife feeder that distributes corn at scheduled times. The feeding schedule is listed directly below the live stream above.

Can I watch other live deer cameras?

Yes. Visit our Live Deer Cams page to watch additional whitetail deer, elk and wildlife cameras from locations in the United States and around the world.

For more information about this cam, visit lakealanhenryweather.com.