hola de nuevo!Tras la parada estival volvemos a estar en marcha en nuestro proyecto de blog, y comenzamos a organizar el campo para una nueva temporada rural, el verano fue duro, apenas hubo lluvias y el pasto llegó a convertirse en cuchillas afiladas debido a la deshidratación que solo supieron superar las sabinas autóctonas, las pocas encinas que tenemos, y el monte bajo como tomillos romeros y mejorana. Los conejos y las liebres ya adultos han prosperado y su población se encuentra en uno de sus máximos históricos, pudiendo observar en un paseo matinal gran cantidad de ejemplares, los conejos cerca de los majanos de piedra y han desarrollado colonias cerca también de los bebederos y comederos distribuidos estratégicamente por la zona. Ya que están colocados con una precisión digna de admirar por nuestro hombre de confianza ninguna zona de El Mohedo se encuentra sin nuestros pequeños amigos los conejos y las liebres. En cuanto a las perdices, se ha visto un aumento significativo en algunas zonas, pero debido a la disminución que tiene en toda la provincia la perdiz brava los resultados no son los que esperábamos. Este año haremos una apuesta sobre el trigo chamorro, las leguminosas para semillar barbechos y una pequeña zona de centeno, que debido a sus características más rusticas es adecuado para las zonas más castigadas por la caza, pudiéndoles ofrecer también mayor refugio y protecciónSintetizando; estamos ansiosos por que comience la temporada cinegética, estamos esperando impacientes que las primeras hojas broten, que el campo avance y que lo sigamos viendo año tras otro, y que este modo de vida, tranquilo aparentemente como dicen los urbanitas siga siendo tan apasionante, tenso, y sobre todo divertido .
Un fuerte saludo a todos aquellos que nos siguenEugenio Fernández Arcos hello again! After the summer we are again standing up on our project blog, and began to organize the field for a new rural season, the summer was hard, there was little rain and the grass came into sharp blades due to dehydration only were able to overcome the native junipers, the few oaks we have, and the rosemary bush and thyme and marjoram. Rabbits and hares and adults have prospered and its population is one of highs, which can be seen on a morning walk large number of specimens, the rabbits near the heaps of stone and developed colonies also close to the troughs and feeders placed strategically around the area. Since they are placed with a precision worthy of admiring our trusted man any part of the Moheda is not our little friends the rabbits and hares. As the partridge, has been a significant increase in some areas, but due to the decrease that has province-wide wild partridge results are not expected. This year we will make a bet on the Chamorro wheat, fallow legume seed and a small area of rye, which because of its rustic features suitable for the areas most affected by hunting, pudiéndoles also provide greater shelter and protection Summarizing, we are eager to start the hunting season, we are eagerly awaiting the first leaves sprout, that the country forward and they continue to see year after year, and that this way of life, quiet as they say urbanites apparently remains as exciting tense, and above all fun.
A big salute to all those who follow us Eugenio Fernández Arcos
Un fuerte saludo a todos aquellos que nos siguenEugenio Fernández Arcos hello again! After the summer we are again standing up on our project blog, and began to organize the field for a new rural season, the summer was hard, there was little rain and the grass came into sharp blades due to dehydration only were able to overcome the native junipers, the few oaks we have, and the rosemary bush and thyme and marjoram. Rabbits and hares and adults have prospered and its population is one of highs, which can be seen on a morning walk large number of specimens, the rabbits near the heaps of stone and developed colonies also close to the troughs and feeders placed strategically around the area. Since they are placed with a precision worthy of admiring our trusted man any part of the Moheda is not our little friends the rabbits and hares. As the partridge, has been a significant increase in some areas, but due to the decrease that has province-wide wild partridge results are not expected. This year we will make a bet on the Chamorro wheat, fallow legume seed and a small area of rye, which because of its rustic features suitable for the areas most affected by hunting, pudiéndoles also provide greater shelter and protection Summarizing, we are eager to start the hunting season, we are eagerly awaiting the first leaves sprout, that the country forward and they continue to see year after year, and that this way of life, quiet as they say urbanites apparently remains as exciting tense, and above all fun.
A big salute to all those who follow us Eugenio Fernández Arcos
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