This live webcam shows the trough feeding area at the Brownville Food Pantry for Deer in Brownville, Maine. The camera provides a close-up view of wild deer gathering around the feeding station during the winter months in the forests of central Maine.

Each year, deer migrate to this area during the harsh Maine winter, where deep snow and limited natural food make survival difficult. The supplemental feeding program helps support the deer population by providing grain and feed from mid-December until natural food sources become available again in spring.

The feeding station attracts many white-tailed deer throughout the season, creating a fascinating wildlife viewing experience as groups of deer gather around the trough to eat and interact.

Winter Survival Strategy: During harsh Maine winters, deer gather at feeding sites like this because deep snow can bury natural food sources, making supplemental feeding critical for survival.

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