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.
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…
In a hidden little grove in the forest, we’re witnessing a long-abandoned feeder coming back to life. Although the automatic feeder has already been dispensing roughly a kilo and a half of kernel corn twice a day for a week now, the real breakthrough came from the tried-and-true fermented corn. Its "aroma" is simply irresistible…
This picture is brilliant! They instinctively know what the most efficient "harvesting" method is. Organized into a skirmish line, they advance methodically. Barely anything is left behind them, but even for that there’s a little piglet who’ll make do with the leftovers 🙂 There are, however, two "connoisseur" groups among them too. Over there in…
It is a truly joyful moment when the deployed cameras once again capture game appearing at the feeders. As is well known, the animals vanish completely from these spots for weeks or months when the wild fruits ripen and sweeten, and from the time any agricultural crop (corn, sunflower, sugar beet . . .) shoots…