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While preparing for a recent night hunt, I took my seat in the stand quite early…
While getting ready for a recent night hunt, I took my seat quite early in the comfortable saddle of a fixed climbing tree-stand, set up 8.5 m high on a tree 22 m from this feeder. After arranging everything around me with the greatest care, attending to every small detail — everything one might need…
After Saturday’s intervention ( setting up the big feeder automat ), the sounder has now…
After Saturday’s intervention ( setting up the big feeder automat ), the sounder has now returned. The photos follow chronological order. The very first photo shows them arriving from the direction of the drainage ditch (seasonal) 20m from the feeder, where the scattered acorns held them for a little while. But with so many hungry…
Arriving late at night, at 23:12, and picking at the corn until 1 a.m., getting…
Arriving late at night, at 23:12, and picking at the corn until 1 a.m., getting startled again and again, this little boar kept coming back to the new feeder I set up / revived 2 weeks ago, used exclusively by me. Interestingly, it was the fermented corn that drew it here ( I’ve been seeing…
The same event from two camera angles.
The same event from two camera angles. You can clearly see the cameras keeping an eye on each other "out of the corner of their eye" 🙂
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