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"Our hardworking people will prevail." Today’s program: IcuServer solar power supply to maximize the runtime of the Zeiss Secacam 7 camera. Tank refill, terrain tidying, corn concealment, sugar-beet and alfalfa pellet trial run. I’m very curious which bio-feed the forest game will like best. The winching finally goes routinely. I’ve found the pulley that works…

The nicely growing piglets seem to really, really enjoy something at the base of the salt lick. Nothing proves the worth of game-attracting treats like the Wildlutscher dark sweet-corn salt lick better than tonight’s trail camera footage, in which all the piglets, after methodically and thoroughly "cleaning up" the feeder, are jostling for the prime…

Wednesday evening, April 29, 2026. Another hunting weekend is approaching. The tools of independence, freedom, and the experience of nature are gathering in the car. On the sixth, seventh, eighth trip I somehow manage to cram everything I’ve judged important and useful into the car. Gear, clothing, equipment, and everything else. Because, as we know,…

Tonight there was a lot of life at this feeder again. The images captured by the cameras deployed on the site tell a story of the forest’s secret nocturnal life that’s almost like a comic strip. The sounder arrived from the side of the big green wallow’s blackthorn-lined bow stand, around 1:40am, in a nice,…

From 6:45 PM onward, the newly revived, long-abandoned feeder became the site of great feasts. It seems word has truly "gotten around" among the forest’s wildlife 😀

Already on my very first walk through the area, it hit me at once that this place is a real gem! Around the wallow, in the mud, fresh tracks everywhere, small and large, by the hundreds, beds, hair, and a very heavy, fresh game scent. And these photos don’t just confirm my initial hunch, they…