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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…
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…
After a frosty, windy night of mostly idle and uneventful stand hunting, returning…
After a frosty, windy night of mostly idle and uneventful stand hunting, on returning to my lodging I was greeted at the entrance by this decorated little tree, a truly fine bottle of Tokaji wine placed beneath it, and a Christmas greeting card fastened around the bottle’s neck. A truly kind and thoughtful gesture from…
On the first hunting day of my usual monthly hunt in July, near the Nagy-Zöld…
On the first hunting day of my usual monthly hunt in July, near the Nagy-Zöld wallow, I sat out in a stand set up 7 m high, hidden in a blackthorn bush. During the night only a few red deer passed through the stretch of forest at the edge of the wallow, but just after…
This beautiful, very well-fed, healthy badger is a regular visitor to this…
This beautiful, very well-fed, healthy badger is a regular visitor to this feeder. I’ve already run into it several times during my night stand hunts. Several hunting-related sources ( there’s plenty to be found, but here’s just one that also references others ); https://forums.bowsite.com/tf/bgforums/thread.cfm?threadid=371021&forum=2 discuss whether it’s better to hunt at night with green or…
