Our team of experts solves five more of your burning questions, from calibres to cleaning Foxing Q: I’m thinking of getting a custom rifle for fox shooting. What would be your opinion on this? Mike says: I think there are…
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Learning to Shoot, Digweed Style!
Move over Percy Stanbury, George Digweed is teaching the instructors at EJ Churchill to pass on his world-beating technique, and Clay Shooting’s James Marchington has the exclusive. Ask any shooter who they want to shoot like, and nine times out…
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Back to basics
Will O’Meara is reminded that you don’t need the most advanced technology in the world to grass deer – you just need confidence in your kit and good stalking technique
Ask the experts: Is foxing better by moonlight?
Do you find a moonlit night produces better results for foxing than the really dark ones?
Ask the experts: Should I use a rear bag when shooting?
Should I use a rear bag when hunting and long range shooting? Will it make much of a difference?
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Roe rut rules
How do you take advantage of the roe rut and avoid disappointment? Dominic Griffith presents his definitive advice
Roe rut advice: Why turning bucks down is more important than shooting them
David Barrington Barnes says the mark of a true stalker isn’t number of bucks shot. Quite the opposite – it’s the level of restraint shown
Stalking fallow on the first day of the season
Paul Childerley sets out on 1 August with the twin aims of controlling a group of errant fallow bucks and filling the freezer with meat for a barbecue
Dial or hold?
What’s the best way to adjust for windage and elevation? Will O’Meara gives you his masterclass to getting it right – at every ethical hunting range
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