Byron Pace presents a calibre of interesting origin, and even more intriguing potential It is a very rare thing indeed that I come across a cartridge I have not referenced before in some shape or form. As I have said…
Gemsbok in the red sand
Hiding out
Robert Bucknell is putting in the time out on his ground to make sure that any resident foxes won’t be causing too much trouble for the wildlife come spring
Brian Lile offers a British perspective on the Hanoverian tracking hound
Some 25 years ago I began deer stalking, after being brought up with other fieldsports, namely trout and salmon fishing and other forms of game shooting. At this time I had a passion for using working dogs to retrieve the…
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A little too deer?
How to train your tracking dog
Primers: Pockets and Positioning
Laurie Holland examines some of the mechanical issues that can affect primer performance Before looking at primer seating, what factors influenced the results in the first two parts of this review? The first is the application itself, so my results…
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Shoot managers must “plan better to reduce game waste”
The Countryside Alliance and the National Game Dealers’ Association have called on shoot managers to draw up detailed plans with game dealers for all wild game. This comes after results of a game dealers’ survey, carried out by the Countryside…
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