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simple way to do that is to construct a blind.
“Ask yourself where wildlife is most abundant,” Mr. Bromley said. “If you have a small stream or beaver pond, build a blind on both sides of the pond - one for morning and one for evening. That way you can use the blind on the east side of the pond in the morning and on the west side of the pond for looking at beavers in the evening since the sun will be at your back and you can just peak around the blind.”
To build a blind, simply drag some leaves and some old tree branches or limbs together to make a rickety log cabin type of affair, Mr. Bromley said. You can lean the brush against the back of a tree, and sit on a stool behind it. If you do that over the course of a couple of hours, especially right before sunset, you should have success seeing wildlife.
You can even catch up on some reading while you’re waiting.
“Take a book to read, and simply look up every now and then across the beaver pond or stream or into a meadow,” Mr. Bromley said. “You’ll be amazed at what you’ll see. You’ll
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