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On a frosty winter night, with an almost storm-like wind, from up in the stand, I…
On a frosty winter night, with an almost storm-like wind, I watched this doe that appeared at midnight from up in the stand for close to half an hour. At first only with the thermal camera, then, once my two light-tech lamps (Aputure MC Pro), synced together and at first barely glowing red, slowly and…
Nights are still solidly below freezing and the game only checks the feeders now and then…
Nights are still solidly below freezing and the game only checks the feeders now and then, meaning there’s a kind of dead period as far as hunting goes. Which is a great chance to do some equipment maintenance. After 4 years of regular use, I felt it was time for a string replacement on the…
My long “hunting weekend”, planned once a month, has now begun…
My long "hunting weekend", planned for once a month, has now begun. Unfortunately the weather is shaping up to be quite rainy, but as I arrived at my lodging and was unloading my hunting gear, the two-hourly camera-sync notification on my phone went off more often than usual, compared to how things have gone so…
Tonight these two hogs ruled the old bowhunting feeder.
Tonight these two hogs ruled the old bowhunting feeder. Of course, I was at my new stand, where there was hardly any movement.
A wildcat at the feeder.
A wildcat at the feeder. It follows naturally that at a game-management facility that helps feed the game — as is the case with this feeder too — usually some kind of grain or agricultural crop gets scattered out. Small forest mammals and rodents love these crops very much, and because of this, when things…


