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This morning around 2 a.m., a fine middle-aged stag paid a visit to the feeder.
This morning around 2 a.m., a fine middle-aged stag paid a visit to the feeder. I hadn’t seen a red deer show up here at all in the past six months. Early in the morning, the big sounder once again dropped by the set table. Unfortunately my plans for a technical upgrade "went up in…
Wildlife Management Analysis:
Wildlife Management Analysis: Innovative Feeding Strategy and Changes in Game Behavior-02 The attached image file offers a remarkably interesting insight into the effects of an innovative feeding strategy on game behavior, particularly on wild boar. The use of corn mixed with Wildlutscher Turbo powder in the AI gourmet tank brought about significant changes in feeder…
A bit long, but a very good analysis that may shed light on the reasons behind many mysteriously unsuccessful stand hunts…
A bit long, but a very good analysis that may shed light on the reasons behind many mysteriously unsuccessful stand hunts . . . FACTORS DETERMINING THE PERCEPTION ZONE OF FOREST BIG GAME AND FURRED PREDATORS A multidisciplinary analysis integrating physiology, biophysics, microclimatology and behavioral ecology 1. INTRODUCTION AND THE SCIENTIFIC FRAMING OF THE PROBLEM…
These frosty mornings lately have been drawing the local wildlife to the scattered corn…
These frosty mornings lately have been drawing the local wildlife to the scattered corn. Because of their fast metabolism, the roe deer set aside their caution and are now regularly visiting this secluded, undisturbed little feeder even during the day.
The night cooled down to -9C.
The night cooled down to -9°C. Even the leaf litter at the bottom of the forest froze solid. Even the mice thought carefully about whether to venture out, since the frozen leaves crackled loudly enough to carry far, even under their tiny feet. As for me, I can now say I’ve had the toughest night…
In chronological order; first a young boar wandered onto the feeder, and lingered for a bit more…
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…