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Footage from a camera set to video mode the week before the hunt can be a serious…
Footage from a camera set to video mode the week before the hunt can be a serious source of inspiration for someone like me, a "soft city dweller" used to nights spent in a comfortable, soft, warm, down-quilted bed, to instead climb up a tree in a dark forest, 10m up, and spend 14-16 hours…
The beautiful early-spring weather has brought the local red stags back for bathing, wal…
The beautiful early-spring weather has brought the local red stags back for bathing, wallowing, and cooling off . . .
At dawn, at 3:42, two pigs arrived at the feeder, then a little later, startled, they hurried…
At dawn, at 3:42, two pigs arrived at the feeder, then a little later, startled, they hurried off. The cause of the fright was the arrival of a seriously sized, middle-aged boar, who then leisurely rooted around for a good several minutes.
On a frosty winter night, with an almost storm-like wind, from up in the stand, I…
On a frosty winter night, with an almost storm-like wind, I watched this doe that appeared at midnight from up in the stand for close to half an hour. At first only with the thermal camera, then, once my two light-tech lamps (Aputure MC Pro), synced together and at first barely glowing red, slowly and…
According to the footage, the red stag’s day began well before the wallowing, in the woodland next…
According to the footage, the red stag’s day began well before the wallowing, in the section of forest bordering the wallow. That’s the spot where I also have my automatic feeder and a bird waterer carved into an old, felled poplar stump. At 15:27, one of the wallow’s cameras caught him on the sun-drenched, duckweed-covered…
