😢 Tragedy in the Wild! Snowbird Brown attacked by a deer, left with a serious stomach injury — family in shock!
😢 Tragedy in the Wild!
Snowbird Brown attacked by a deer, left with a serious stomach injury — family in shock!
It was supposed to be an ordinary day of filming deep in the Alaskan wilderness. But for Alaskan Bush People star Snowbird Brown, it turned into a terrifying and unforgettable nightmare.
According to a source close to the Brown family, the 29-year-old reality star was unexpectedly attacked by a deer while exploring near the family’s remote property. Witnesses say the animal appeared agitated — and before anyone could react — it charged straight at Snowbird, knocking her violently to the ground.
“She screamed in pain,” the source revealed. “The deer’s antlers caught her in the stomach, and she was bleeding badly. Everyone was panicking.”
Family members, including Noah and Rain Brown, reportedly rushed to her side, desperately trying to stop the bleeding while calling for help. Due to the isolated location, medical assistance took longer than usual to arrive — leaving the family in a state of fear and helplessness.
“Those few minutes felt like hours,” another insider shared. “They were afraid they might lose her right there in the middle of the wilderness.”
When emergency responders finally arrived, Snowbird was airlifted to a nearby hospital. Doctors confirmed she suffered a deep abdominal wound, but fortunately, no internal organs were seriously damaged.
After surgery and several days of observation, Snowbird is now said to be in stable condition, though the emotional scars may take longer to heal.
In a brief statement shared by Discovery, the Brown family thanked fans for their support and prayers, saying:
“We are grateful for the quick response of the medical team and for everyone keeping Birdie in their thoughts. She’s strong — just like her mom always taught her.”
Fans across social media have flooded the family’s pages with messages of love and concern. One fan wrote, “Bird has survived so much already — she’s a fighter!” Another added, “Sending healing prayers from Texas. Please get well soon, Snowbird!”
While Snowbird continues to recover, many are calling the incident a reminder of the dangers of living close to nature — even for those who’ve grown up in the wild.
As one family friend put it, “Life in Alaska is beautiful but brutal. One second you’re surrounded by peace — the next, you’re fighting for your life.”
