You can see the animals only at particular times of the day, in places that are part of their favourite routes because of food and rest.
It is best to observe these animals in their own habitat with a pair of binoculars, a camera and lot of patience.
You can set off with a guide early in the morning or late in the afternoon. Of course, walking on foot, in silence, willingly to assist to a natural and timeless scenery.
You can bump into a wild sheep that is crossing the road or that might lie down on the grass with the illusion of not being seen.

You can also wait in little wooden cottages where you can wait for the animals to come out from the forest to begin their long nocturnal eating of grass.
After a trembling wait you can see the animals coming out from the dense trees. The head herd starts to browse.
Later, in springtime, you can see the puppies remaining at the back of the forest, ready to run away at the mother’s first signal, or playing and running in the large green expanse of the plains. There are so many animals, always drinking water, eating and lying down on the grass.
If you are lucky, you could assist one of the most beautiful scenes: a mother with its puppy, an adult deer raising its stately head, the playing of the lams. The use of a camera will immortalize this moment.
When it ‘s time to go back, you can undertake a path through fields and woods. After this long walk, your appetite will soon be satisfied by a good honest meal at the Agrincontri..