Why do game animals always choose the same passages to cross fences, ditches, and embankments?
Why do roe deer and wild boars often cross a fence, ditch, or embankment at exactly the same spot? Effort, safety, cover, and habits turn certain crossings into true movement corridors.
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When the game seems to disappear: it has often simply changed its schedule.
Roe deer and wild boars can become almost invisible without having left their territory. Disturbance, heat, crops, or hunting pressure can simply change their activity patterns. Discover how to recognize this phenomenon…
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Why the best hunters listen to the forest as much as they watch it
Many hunters first try to see the game. However, in nature, the first clue often comes from sound.
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Why do edges, hedgerows, and transition zones concentrate so much game?
Many hunters look for game in the heart of the woods or in the middle of the fields. However, the most interesting areas are often found between the two.
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