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The large sounder living in the area visited the clearing feeder again, after many days. Even on uneventful days, the feeder kept dispensing around 5 kg of corn kernels daily, spreading them nice and evenly over the feeder’s area. This steadily increasing amount of corn, sitting on the ground getting a bit rained on, softening,…

This "hunting weekend" has so far (with two days still to go) proven to be great, eventful, and full of experiences. I got out to my first night hunt a bit late, and the unfavorable wind direction also worked against me. So the group of 4 young wild boar that arrived after 9 pm —…

To refill and maintain my roughly 200-220kg automatic feeder, check the spreader heads, set the timers, . . . it would be useful to lower the tank and then lift it back up to the 5m height. Some kind of winch solution is the most practical way to raise and lower the load. The inconvenience…

The dual-head automatic feeder has now gotten a "forest coat". I took a few pictures from the stand toward the feeder, and toward the acorn ditch (I only scatter acorns there . . .) The "corn rain/shower" was also captured on camera . . . I’ve been using the "light tech" controllable from the stand…

Shortly after dark a fine boar came to visit the feeder. Or rather, -since the camera that’s been watching the feeder for half a year now hadn’t yet sent any footage of him- he wandered onto the feeder by mistake, Sadly, he didn’t linger long. He just peeked in. At the 12th second of the…

Tonight there was a lot of life at this feeder again. The images captured by the cameras deployed on the site tell a story of the forest’s secret nocturnal life that’s almost like a comic strip. The sounder arrived from the side of the big green wallow’s blackthorn-lined bow stand, around 1:40am, in a nice,…