Chris Dalton takes a Spanish stalker out after a roe buck, with one unusual problem – he has never managed to take one while accompanied by his girlfriend. Can they break the curse?
The Alder Buck
Editor in Chief Pete Carr is bested time and time again by a wary old buck, and a valuable lesson was learned before finally grassing the elusive beast
Take Five
Can’t wait for 1 April? There’s plenty to do even before the season starts. Dominic Griffith advises there are five tasks responsible deer managers should be getting on with now
The Thermal Revolution
Thermal imaging provides foxers with a whole new set of opportunities – but there are new risks too, warns foxing legend Robert Bucknell, as he recounts his experiences and shares his knowledge of Night Vision
Tagged with: best night vision equipment, fox hunting, foxing, hunting at night, night hunting tips, thermal imaging
Posted in Features
Posted in Features
Roebuck Fever
Not everything goes to plan, even when you’re Chris Dalton. Here Chris relates a story of a May roebuck hunt in which nerves got the better of his client
Tagged with: bavarian mountain hound, buck, deerstalking, hunting with dogs, May hunting, roe deer, roebuck, trophy buck
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Posted in Features
Shooting is good for your health
BASC has extended an argument used by Natural England in order to highlight the potential health benefits of country sport
Letting Loose
The decision to let a dog loose to track on its own can be a complex one. Rudi Van Kets considers the things to be aware of
Tagged with: how to hunt with dogs, hunting with dogs, tracking dogs, wounded animals
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Posted in Features
Turn your scope into a thermal imager
The thermal imaging revolution marches ever onwards with the introduction of a TI scope add-on
Tagged with: pulsar, scope add-on, Scott Country, thermal imaging, Thomas Jacks
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Posted in News, Products
