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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,…

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…

Two locations, two occupations. In the upper photo, ( an old bowhunter’s feeder ) the pig found the corn hidden in a bucket-sized buried pit. That can keep it busy for hours. In the other photo, the soaked, clayey forest soil on the creek bank makes for a perfect wallow, drawing in the pig population.

After a frosty, windy night of mostly idle and uneventful stand hunting, on returning to my lodging I was greeted at the entrance by this decorated little tree, a truly fine bottle of Tokaji wine placed beneath it, and a Christmas greeting card fastened around the bottle’s neck. A truly kind and thoughtful gesture from…

09.12.2025 At night, shortly before midnight, I managed to make a shot on a piglet standing about 24 meters away, and the sounder of 11 piglets — no sow among them — barely flinched at the dull sound of the bow shot. As it turned out later, the sight was set to 22.5 meters, not…

The intense snowfall that arrived overnight cast a dramatic backdrop over the landscape: the winter forest now rests beneath a blanket of at least twenty centimeters of virgin snow. It’s a rare and striking sight, one that even we humans have only rarely experienced during the mild winters of recent years. But just imagine what…