I finally got "on camera" that boar I once, on a summer night, in the early morning hours, had already drawn my bow on.
I didn’t take the shot, because it had already started heading back toward the forest from the wallow, and the aiming point wasn’t entirely clear in the barely-breaking light.
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One of the notable events of my pre-Christmas preparations was yesterday’s landscaping and feeder maintenance. This wasn’t merely a practical task, but an almost ritual act, during which I nicely arrange and "decorate" the table laid out for the game, in a manner befitting the approaching holiday. While going about my business, I found myself…
The Big Green Wallow is so large that a single camera can’t fully cover the game movement across the whole area of the wallow. The cameras placed on the site have consistently captured the early-afternoon events, and the footage clearly shows the route the game takes. After the little striped piglets finish off the corn…
Well, I’ve been preparing for such mysterious, hermit-like sows for a long time now. For a chance encounter like this, I’m willing to spend the night out from 4 in the afternoon until 7-8 in the morning, 8 meters up, on a Summit Viper PRO SD stand barely larger than half a square meter, fixed…
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…