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, would also get regular visitors . . .
The deployed Spypoint Flex-S camera watches the feeder from a new position. Compared to before, it’s now moved from the side of the feeder facing the stand to the far side of the small stream and a bit further away, so it covers a larger area and is also better concealed. On top of that,…
In chronological order; first a young boar wandered onto the feeder, and lingered for a bit more than 10 minutes. A few hours later, from 2:00 am, a serious sounder also discovered it for themselves, and spent more than 20 minutes rooting out the corn kernels that had been scattered nearly two months ago, now…
According to the footage, the red stag’s day began well before the wallowing, in the section of forest bordering the wallow. That’s the spot where I also have my automatic feeder and a bird waterer carved into an old, felled poplar stump. At 15:27, one of the wallow’s cameras caught him on the sun-drenched, duckweed-covered…
The nicely growing piglets seem to really, really enjoy something at the base of the salt lick. Nothing proves the worth of game-attracting treats like the Wildlutscher dark sweet-corn salt lick better than tonight’s trail camera footage, in which all the piglets, after methodically and thoroughly "cleaning up" the feeder, are jostling for the prime…
Every day brings the end of the year closer, and with it Christmas, a holiday that normal people spend with their families, surrounded by their loved ones. I, however, having drifted away from that normality for quite some time now, will be spending this holiday in the frosty nighttime forest, bowhunting from a stand. Moreover,…
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…