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There’s nothing in this photo but an empty feeder.
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 dual-head automatic feeder has now gotten a “forest coat”.
The dual-head automatic feeder has now gotten a "forest coat". I took a few pictures from the stand toward the feeder, and toward the acorn ditch (I only scatter acorns there . . .) The "corn rain/shower" was also captured on camera . . . I’ve been using the "light tech" controllable from the stand…
🌿 A Whitsun Forest – Game Management, Field Tuning, and a Bowhunter’s Patience
🌿 A Whitsun Forest – Game Management, Field Tuning, and a Bowhunter’s Patience I spent the Whitsun weekend not only hunting, but also tending the land, observing – and enjoying that rare quality of time you only get when you spend a whole day in the quiet of the forest, free of any expectations or…
This “hunting weekend” has so far (with two days still to go) proven to be great, eventful, and full of experiences…
This "hunting weekend" has so far (with two days still to go) proven to be great, eventful, and full of experiences. I got out to my first night hunt a bit late, and the unfavorable wind direction also worked against me. So the group of 4 young wild boar that arrived after 9 pm —…
On a cool, misty November dawn, a silhouette took shape out of the fog like a ghost…
On a cool, misty November dawn, the silhouette of a healthy, middle-aged stag took shape out of the fog like a ghost. It seems he will become a regular visitor to this feeder.
In the first few years of my bowhunting career, which began in 2004, I had already worked out…
In the first few years of my bowhunting career, which began in 2004, I had already worked out what kind of sight I could use to compensate for that unusual, almost defiant, deeply masochistic peculiarity of being "right-handed with the bow, left-eye dominant" that I’ve simply had to live with, since switching over to a…
