In this week’s episode, Mark is out after foxes at a local zoo to protect some exotic animals as well as thinning out some foxes on a nearby farm. SUBSCRIPTION OFFER: We are offering a 10% discount on all Field…
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Having a positive environmental impact
Shooters pride themselves as being custodians of the environment, and that means a lot more than just shooting the right animals, says Peter Carr Giving some thought to where you take the 4×4 is just one way you can reduce…
Tagged with: 4x4, animals, atv, basc, cameroon, Eley Hawk, environment, environmental impact, footprint, humankind, hunting, limbe, nature, peter carr, plastic, pro eco wad, quarry, shooters, shooting, stalking
Posted in Conservation, Features
Posted in Conservation, Features
Why do you hunt?
There’s a growing gulf in the perception of different forms of hunting – but, Byron Pace warns, we can’t entirely discard ‘trophy hunting’ in favour of ‘meat hunting’ or conservation will suffer. I start this article with a request. We…
What are the essentials of a hunting kit?
What do you really need to go hunting? Will O’Meara slims his kit set-up down to the absolute essentials. Where is an obsession with kit and equipment. How much more effective does it really make you? Well, it probably depends on the equipment…
Tagged with: animals, b/c classification, baselayers, Berghaus, binos, boots, comfort, essentials, farm land, first lite hunting, geoballistics, gps, hanwag, hunt, kit, kuiu yukon gaiters, lecia geovid hdr 8x42, Leicas, light, meindl island, norrona douvre, pack, packout, performance, pro gtx, rifle, scarpa, scarpas, SEAK, smartwool, sport wax, spotting scope, stag, stone glacier de havilland, stormtight, Wicklow Mountains, Will O’Meara
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Before it’s too late…
Hunting contributes millions to local communities around the world, but in parts of Greenland, this doesn’t seem to be fully understood – neither by authorities nor by commercial meat hunters. Thomas Nissen investigates… It could easily have been colder, but…
Paul Childerley’s African adventure
Credit: Ruan Springorum / Getty Images Paul Childerley gets the opportunity to pursue a kudu bull, on an Eastern Cape farm where hunting is very much a family affair. On one of my video shoots abroad, I was invited to…
Tagged with: africa, animals, binoculars, carbon wolfe, Eastern Cape, emberleaf, equipment, firearms, game management, gmk, hunt, hunting, kudu bull, paul childerley, quarry, rifle, safari, Thomas Jacks, zeiss
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Unique Double
A South Pacific fallow hunt in New Zealand took an unexpected turn for Thomas Lindy and Jens Kjaer Knudsen. For a couple of years now, I have worked on a project as a photographer for Jens Kjaer Knudsen on his…
Tagged with: animals, atv, Australia, deer, does, fallow buck, fallow rut, farm, hunting, jes kjaer knudsen, marcel powell, national park, New Zealand, north island, red stags, sambar hunting, sci, south pacific, thomas lindy, whanganui national park, wild goats
Posted in Features, Hunting
Posted in Features, Hunting
‘Scottish RSPCA’ gets prosecution powers
The Scottish SPCA is set to get more investigatory powers, including those that allow it to conduct searches and seize evidence
Tagged with: animals, cruelty, prevention, prosecution, royal, rspca, scottish, society, sspca
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