The deployed Spypoint Flex-S camera watches the feeder from a new position.

Economically planned feeding and a new piglet gang at the feeder. Yesterday I refilled the feed again, since the automatic feeder heads were already spinning empty – a clear sign of depleted stock. From this the following management data can be drawn: The previous refill, on May 10th, was done with 150 kg of grain…

Today, getting ready for the coming hunting weekend, as I go through and, based on experience, reorganize the contents of the crates, boxes, bags and backpacks I use to store my gear, this photo was taken. In 2003, when I bought my very first bow (a Mathews Ultra2), I decided that I would pursue my…

The undeniably essential, "mandatory" gear check before responsible hunting has an unskippable part: a test shot at the ranges likely to come up during the hunt. Beyond that, I also always try to make time for extra practice. This time, that activity was paired with a test of the previously mentioned minimalist, low-profile-camera-gimbal-raveneye setup. What…

There’s nothing in this photo but an empty feeder. However, – On the one hand, even empty, it’s dear to me, because I’m the only one who hunts at this feeder – On the other hand, thanks to the unusual light conditions, a photo this dark in broad daylight is a rare thing. This coming…

The Spypoint Flex-S camera, deployed half a year ago and refilled every two months, is performing really well. To get an assessment as close to reality as possible, the week before the hunt I switch it over to short video recordings, which this time captured a visit from a regular badger guest.