These frosty mornings lately have been drawing the local wildlife to the scattered corn…

Tonight these two hogs ruled the old bowhunting feeder. Of course, I was at my new stand, where there was hardly any movement.

The intense snowfall that arrived overnight cast a dramatic backdrop over the landscape: the winter forest now rests beneath a blanket of at least twenty centimeters of virgin snow. It’s a rare and striking sight, one that even we humans have only rarely experienced during the mild winters of recent years. But just imagine what…

The same event from two camera angles. You can clearly see the cameras keeping an eye on each other "out of the corner of their eye" 🙂

A special sequence of shots from the life of the large forest wallow near my new feeder. Unfortunately, I can’t see the wallow itself from the stand, but numerous muddy, dripping, greasy trails lead in the direction of the feeder. Because of this, there’s good reason to hope that the wallow’s appeal will spill over…

Feeding time is coming . . . The local appointed gamekeeper regularly checks and maintains the feeders. Next I’m planning to sit out in April, provided the feeders are being regularly visited by the game. It would be really great if this secluded, undisturbed feeder, for which the stand was built with such excellent features,…