These frosty mornings lately have been drawing the local wildlife to the scattered corn.
Because of their fast metabolism, the roe deer set aside their caution and are now regularly visiting this secluded, undisturbed little feeder even during the day.
Lunchtime has arrived for the sounder. 2 days ago there was a brief spell of human activity here, when half a sack of acorns was brought to this feeder, as well as to the clearly visible washed-out gully depression also 25m from the stand. The sows are still cautious, distrustful, and still consider this feeder…
🌿 A Whitsun Forest – Game Management, Field Tuning, and a Bowhunter’s Patience I spent the Whitsun weekend not only hunting, but also tending the land, observing – and enjoying that rare quality of time you only get when you spend a whole day in the quiet of the forest, free of any expectations or…
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This short little video shows the equipment set up in the feeder area, designed with the particular demands of bowhunting in mind, and the Summit Viper Pro SD stand, mounted on the trunk of an alder tree, 22 m from the center of the feeder, beneath its canopy. At this location, my hunts generally run…
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…
Next hunting season I’ll be "hunting" not just with the bow, but with a camera too – I’ve put together a compact filming kit so I can document the most exciting moments of my bowhunting adventures. Mostly for myself, but if the footage turns out well, maybe I’ll share some of it with the community…