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Finally!
Finally! Life has returned to the feeders! Tonight a really serious sounder visited the "bowhunter" feeder. A few photos show them digging up the hidden corn even out of holes 40-50cm deep and about 25cm in diameter. This is one of their favorite pastimes, they get completely absorbed in the work, and usually spend several…
This morning around 2 a.m., a fine middle-aged stag paid a visit to the feeder.
This morning around 2 a.m., a fine middle-aged stag paid a visit to the feeder. I hadn’t seen a red deer show up here at all in the past six months. Early in the morning, the big sounder once again dropped by the set table. Unfortunately my plans for a technical upgrade "went up in…
For a bowhunter, there’s little better confirmation that one is doing something…
For a bowhunter, there’s little better confirmation that one is doing something right than this: It’s already a fine achievement if, on an open hunting ground, with a game population traumatized by every conceivable aspect of wildlife damage control – a population that, because of the rifle-hunting community armed with “technology,” has “neither night nor…
The beautiful early-spring weather has brought the local red stags back for bathing, wal…
The beautiful early-spring weather has brought the local red stags back for bathing, wallowing, and cooling off . . .
Economically planned feeding and a new piglet gang at the feeder.
Economically planned feeding and a new piglet gang at the feeder. Yesterday I refilled the feed again, since the automatic feeder heads were already spinning empty – a clear sign of depleted stock. From this the following management data can be drawn: The previous refill, on May 10th, was done with 150 kg of grain…
They came back . . .
They came back . . .