Amid a busy September for Chris Dalton, he finds time to take an American visitor out for a roebuck – or an opportune red stag. September can be a mixed bag for us. The roebucks are usually starting to move…
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From the Archives: Early season driven grouse on Farndale Moor
The grouse season is in full swing here in 2019, but for From the Archives, we’re taking you back to 2017 to revisit how director Pete Carr got on during a day of driven grouse. We’ve assembled the crack shots…
Tagged with: bernard moss, birds, driven grouse, farndale moor, from the archives, grouse, Jason Doyle, Pete Carr, peter carr, shoot, shooting, shooting show, trigger, wildlife
Posted in The Shooting Show
Posted in The Shooting Show
Buck calling 101
Credit:JMrocek / Getty Images Bring them running in with Stuart Wilson’s guide to the basics of roebuck calling Watching foxes run in to a distress call when the conditions are right is very exciting, and this can prove useful all…
Is this the perfect rifle rest system?
Have Wicked Lights engineered the perfect rifle rest system? Mike Powell reckons they might have done just that as he tests the Rekon sticks on a foxing mission. Rifle rest of one sort or another is an essential item, even…
Tagged with: fox, grass field, mike powell, primos trigger sticks, rekon, rest, rifle, rifle rest, Scott Country, shoot, shooter, stalkers, wicked lights
Posted in Reviews
Posted in Reviews
Long days, long nights
Credit: Dgwildlife / Getty Images One of the most dangerous times for fox raids also makes for a productive time for the fox shooter, finds Mark Ripley I watched patiently as the machines worked the fields in a clearly well-practised…
From the Archives – high-speed roebuck stalking w/ Pete Carr
Enjoyed this video? Don’t forget to subscribe to The Shooting Show for more! It’s August 2018 in this week’s From the Archives, and as we enter the roe rut season, we’re taking you back to a dramatic shoot with Pete…
Will O’Meara’s long-awaited Proof Research rifle review
After a year-long wait, Will O’Meara finally takes delivery of his new Proof Research rifle. But how does it shoot? It’s like when you are studying for an exam: right when you are getting into a good routine and knuckling…
Tagged with: bipods, calibre, carbon fibre, competitions, hunting, hunting season, muzzle breaks, optics, picatinny, proof research rifle, rifle, rig, shoot, shooting, tactical hunter, triggers, Will O’Meara
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Posted in Reviews
Thomas Nissen hunts rare deer
Thomas Nissen feels privileged to accompany two hunters in the pursuit of the lesser-known hog deer, in one of the few areas in the world where you can hunt them free-range. He sees the six points just above the tall…
Tagged with: Australia, deer, free-range, hog deer, hunt, hunters, hunting, jason devisser, Jens Kjaer Knudsen, muntjac, rifle, shoot, shot, thomas nissen
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Posted in Hunting
First steps in the field
As the opening of the roebuck season draws close, David Barrington Barnes recalls his first ever stalks after the UK’s most beloved deer species. If ever I had any doubts about becoming a deer stalker, these were dispelled by my…
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Posted in Features, Hunting
Posted in Features, Hunting
