Another autumn trip to the taiga turned out to be full of activities and forest discoveries. I had to urgently check the camera trap on the bait—the photos had stopped coming in—and also assessed the situation with bear tracks in the hunting grounds.

While exploring a new trail along the slope, I came across an old blind and a salt lick. Then I checked the condition of the forest huts, successfully lured and bagged a hazel grouse for dinner, cooked taiga soup, and stocked up on firewood for the night before completing the fur trade paperwork. Real taiga life, as it really is!

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00:00 — Urgent trip to the hunting grounds: what happened to the camera trap?
00:53 — Bait situation and bear tracks in the area
02:51 — Missing a pine tree with a .30-06 bullet
03:20 — Scouting a new trail: an old blind and a salt lick
04:48 — Inspecting a forest hut and having tea at the winter hut
07:28 — October taiga: going out with a metal detector
08:26 — Hazel grouse hunting: a call and an accurate shot
10:35 — Taiga cuisine: making hazel grouse soup with pearl barley
12:30 — The beauty of autumn taiga and a find in the forest
14:00 — Dinner in the winter hut with Ivanych
18:16 — Clearing the trail and preparing firewood for the winter hut
20:41 — Testing the axe on chopping wood and thinking about equipment