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Life is starting to return to the Big Green Wallow . . .
Life is starting to return to the Big Green Wallow . . . Today at 04:36 – while the camera was still in night, black-and-white mode – these fine young pigs arrived and spent more than an hour here, methodically picking up even the weekend’s few handfuls of corn. It’s been a long time since…
Wonderful weather for landscaping work.
Wonderful weather for landscaping work. During this operation, the Stihl MSA 300 C battery-powered chainsaw earned top marks. Alongside being strong enough (3kWh) to fell trunks even a meter in diameter, its quiet, environmentally friendly operation was the main selling point for me. Here, Dénes, the area’s appointed game manager, is checking on his phone…
This beautiful, very well-fed, healthy badger is a regular visitor to this…
This beautiful, very well-fed, healthy badger is a regular visitor to this feeder. I’ve already run into it several times during my night stand hunts. Several hunting-related sources ( there’s plenty to be found, but here’s just one that also references others ); https://forums.bowsite.com/tf/bgforums/thread.cfm?threadid=371021&forum=2 discuss whether it’s better to hunt at night with green or…
The Silver Poplar’s Second Life on the Hunting Ground
The silver poplar’s second life on the hunting ground A few weeks ago a windstorm swept through the area. The damage was dramatic: one of the larger, heavily one-sided silver poplars snapped in two. A trunk over 80 cm near the base, still over 60 cm in diameter above the break — this was no…
Study: The importance of the alder-ash and Turkey oak-oak wetland habitats of the Somogy hills…
Study: The importance of the alder-ash and Turkey oak-oak wetland habitats of the Somogy hills for big game during summer droughts Introduction: The wet woodland-interior habitats of the Somogy hills in Hungary (mainly alder-ash and Turkey oak-oak associations) are key, though often underappreciated, elements of the landscape. These habitats become especially vital during the increasingly…