Deer Man: Seven Years of Living in the Forest

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Deer Management and Conservation Services (DMCS) offer a range of solutions for property owners across the whole of the UK landscape from mixed arable and woodland, to classic Highland terrain. De surcroit, les chasseurs occasionnent de grands dégâts au niveau psychique des chevreuils et autres animaux. After reading it, I'll never look at deer the same, although I've lived among them in urban areas and in the wild where I knew them and their families as individuals. On est ému par cette complicité naturelle qui se tisse entre la nature et l’auteur, cet appel à un retour à l’essentiel et cette dose d’humilité. In part, I can understand the author, as forming relationships with other animals is so much more straightforward and rewarding than with our own species for me.

Att marknadsföra den här boken som självbiografi tycker jag är märkligt, den handlar om hans aktivistiska sju år i vildmarken.The integration of a human in the lives of the deer is a study of patience, trust and wisdom - for both the human and the roe deer.

Le livre est constitué d’histoires vécues, mais parfois on saute d’une saison à l’autre, ou bien on a l’impression d’aller plusieurs années en avant, le vécu de Delorme est très différent, pour revenir en arrière après. I recently read and devoured Geoffroy Delorme's Deer Man: Seven Years of Living in the Wild, which now ranks among the best books in this genre that I've read in ages.

Countless people encounter deer almost daily, but most don't have any idea of who they truly are or how they live. In this manner, he becomes another creature in their world and uses only a few items of his own (matches, a knife, a camera, and a small mirror among them) to survive and document his experiences. Delorme attributes feelings to his friends as he witnesses their various experiences and it is these, their emotional responses to life alongside their curiosity, that most encourages the reader to see the roe deer as persons. Part of the book's description reads: Deer Man is a moving story of what it’s like to be an outsider and how forming connections with the natural world can help us feel less alone.

El objetivo final del libro es hacer entender al lector cómo la actividad humana, avasalladora y brutal, afecta la vida natural hasta extremos insospechados. J'aurais aimé en apprendre plus sur son retour à la civilisation, qui est seulement évoqué dans le dernier chapitre et l'épilogue. And he takes less each time from his old life as his skills and confidence – and indeed appetite – begin to transform. Il est déjà presque télépathe avec son sens de l'odorat surdéveloppé - lors de sa première exposition photo, il reconnaît "la crainte, l'agacement, la peur ou la méfiance" quand il parle aux gens. quand on voit les dégâts de la chasse, qu’on comprend l’impact au niveau social du chasseur et de l’humain qui ne protège pas les bois, quand il doit rendre compte de toutes ces terres qui sont réduites à blanc, on comprend qu’il veuille nous convaincre à traiter bois et animaux autrement.

The processed foods that I find in the family fridge are just as appetizing as before, but I find them increasingly difficult to digest.