Aubrac's stags bellow Visitors watch the rut

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Valentin Chatelier follows visitors on a quiet forest approach in Aubrac to hear stags during the autumn rut. As daylight fades, they describe the unfamiliar, powerful calls. An unidentified guide explains herd formation, rivalry and warning calls between males. Later, two friends listen at the forest edge on a full-moon night, describe hearing animals answer across the valley and reflect on awe and fear. The report says the rut generally ends in mid-October. The broadcast frames these encounters in the current October season but does not give its filming date, a precise forest or visitor numbers.

France 2 follows visitors approaching quietly through an Aubrac forest to hear stags during the autumn rut. As light fades, they describe the powerful, unfamiliar calls. An unidentified guide explains herd formation, rivalry between males and the stags' warning calls. The broadcast does not give this walk's filming date or a precise forest location. The later two-friend forest-edge observation is separately scoped rather than assumed to be this same guided party.