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Human activity . . . Just half an hour ago there was quite a lot of traffic at this feeder. Alongside the regularly dispensed corn, I scattered some walnuts in the shell, which the pigs absolutely love. / And of course also the hunter, who was quietly dozing off during the long, drowsy stand watch…

I finally got "on camera" that boar I once, on a summer night, in the early morning hours, had already drawn my bow on. I didn’t take the shot, because it had already started heading back toward the forest from the wallow, and the aiming point wasn’t entirely clear in the barely-breaking light.

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…

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…

A lively, truly eventful, freezing night at the feeder. My guests included regulars, but newcomers arrived as well. For now I’m only watching the camera images, but if the movement becomes regular, I’ll commit myself to a full night on the stand. The Zeiss camera in the field measured -5°C, while the Spypoint cameras measured…