Last year’s piglets, now grown into young hogs, have gotten used to my motion-activated m…

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…

Human activity . . . Just half an hour ago there was quite a lot of traffic at this feeder. Alongside the regularly dispensed corn, I scattered some walnuts in the shell, which the pigs absolutely love. / And of course also the hunter, who was quietly dozing off during the long, drowsy stand watch…

The beautiful early-spring weather has brought the local red stags back for bathing, wallowing, and cooling off . . .

Around the "birdbath" made from a fallen poplar log, this young buck keeps showing up regularly. It’s a joy to watch how the game takes possession of the feeding, watering, and wallowing spots I’ve created on my hunting grounds by purposefully reshaping what nature already offered.

Yesterday, Saturday, already at dawn, at 5 a.m., I was out at my feeder. The day had two main objectives: 1. Increasing the capacity of the corn feeder tank Based on my past experience (reckoning with a daily dispensing rate of 5-6 kg), I decided to enlarge the tank size. The new size needs to…

Moonlight-simulation lighting with cable-track movement for bowhunting Thermal night hunting is being used in more and more places, and it’s clearly reshaping animal behavior. Wherever such equipment is used regularly, the population has become extremely sensitive to changes in light, so that even an almost imperceptible shift in illumination can trigger a flight reaction. This…