The herd is in its park, the surveillance begins.
One equips oneself with the material of surveillance, one waits,
one observes, one scans.
What is it?
It's far away, it moves.
It's far away, it moves.
"There is a wolf,
there are two wolves,
in front of me."
Quickly! We apply
the scaring protocol.
This time, a shout in their direction is enough.
The wolves run away.
Increased vigilance for the rest of the night.
We alternate the rounds and watch over the herd.
Not all watches are like this. Sometimes we meet foxes that scare us. Sometimes we see a company of wild boars passing by. Sometimes it's a badger, a hare or a roe deer that crosses the mountain pasture peacefully.
