Credit: Arterra Picture Library / Alamy Stock Photo As the autumn nights get closer, soon we will turn our attentions to the doe cull. And as such we are looking back at Editor-in-chief Pete Carr’s considerations on selection and methods…
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Snow stalking
Editor-in-chief Pete Carr looks at the pros and cons of practising the doe cull in snowy conditions, and everything you must consider when heading out with the rifle
Collaborative culls
If the doe cull seems too much for you to handle, you need to tackle it as a team exercise, says David Barrington Barnes
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Doe selection
As the deer seasons change, we give you all the advice you need to get the doe cull kicked off successfully this November
The doe imperative
Editor-in-chief Pete Carr considers the selection and methods behind the doe cull and the importance of achieving the right ratio on one’s stalking ground
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Relentless March
Do you really need March to cull roe does? Dominic Griffith makes the case for leaving the roe be and switching focus to fallow does instead
