In the latest of our Why We Shoot series, our experienced foxer shares his background and passion for the sport I grew up on a farm and shooting wasn’t really an issue – you shot because that’s what you did.…
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Sightmark Wraith 4K review
Foxer Mark Ripley takes the new Sightmark Wraith 4K on patrol, and puts the night vision viewer through its paces. As most readers will be aware, I’m a fan of the Sightmark Wraith HD, which offers exceptional value for money and…
Tagged with: ballistics, bolt, digital scope, fox, foxer, foxing, hunting, laser, mark ripley, mount, night vision, picatinny, range, review, rifle, rimfire, scope, shooting, sightmark wraith 4k, thermal, wicked lights, zeroing
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Posted in Reviews
How to complete your late roe doe season cull
The roe doe season finishes at the end of March for rifle hunters and gamekeepers, and the sooner you can get your cull done, the better. Here’s how to do it… Get to know your deer and plan carefully (Credit:…
Tagged with: bucks, deer, deer managers, doe season, fallow, foxer, game season, gamekeepers, how to, nv, rifle hunters, rifles, roe doe, shooting, stalker, stalking, stalks, thermal
Posted in Conservation, Hunting
Posted in Conservation, Hunting
The chase is on
Mike Powell delves further into the habits of foxes around mating season, and how you can exploit them Credit: Dgwildlife / Getty Images There are two main times of year when calling foxes can really work well. The first comes…
Frisky foxes
Fox mating season is upon us, and seasoned foxer Mike Powell shows you how to make the most of it Credit: mlorenzphotography / Getty Images With one or two exceptions, most forms of live quarry shooting involve seasons. Some of…
Foxing: going the distance
Want to become a long-range foxer – or just test your rifle set-up to its very limit? Mark Ripley shows you the basics of long-range shooting How do you get started in long-range shooting? That’s a question I often get…
Q&A: Is TI worth the extra money?
First your magazines were excited about NV; now it’s TI. As a relative Luddite can you explain the practical difference between those two? Is TI worth the extra money?
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Posted in Features
