Скачать или смотреть Mille locks onto a herd of fallow deer.

Join us for 18 minutes of pure winter atmosphere in **Nationalpark Skjoldungernes Land**.

We start on the quiet forest tracks of Boserup Woods, snow covering everything in a soft white layer. Mille, my 25-month-old Landseer, moves calmly at first — nose low, reading the ground like a book. Step by step we leave the beaten paths and begin following her instincts instead of the trail markers.

Along the way we pass a small hill dating back more than 1,000 years to the Viking Age — a silent reminder of how long humans have walked these woods. Snow rests on the old earthwork and a lone oak stands guard above it, unchanged while centuries have passed.

Then everything shifts.

We encounter a flock of fallow deer crossing our path. Mille locks on instantly. From that moment, it’s no longer a relaxed walk — it becomes a controlled chaos of tracking, tension on the leash, and determined pulling as she tries to follow the herd deeper into the forest.

This video captures:

The quiet contrast between calm winter walking and sudden wildlife encounters

Natural dog instincts in action

The beauty of Skjoldungernes Land in winter

The challenge of handling a strong, driven Landseer on scent


No staged moments. Just snow, forest, deer, and a dog doing what she was born to do.

If you enjoy long-form nature walks, working dogs, and authentic outdoor moments, this one is for you.

Boserup skov is part of "Skjoldungernes Land", a danish national park protecting our viking heritage. Website: https://nationalparkskjoldungerneslan...

00:00 Winter forest walk begins
02:25 Leaving the main path
04:38 Viking-age hill and lone oak
05:15 First deer movement
06:25 The herd breaks cover
08:45 Mille locks onto the trail
09:56 The herd moves deeper into the woods
17:00 Calm returns

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