Called upon to test a new tripod, Will O’Meara comes up with the toughest test conditions you can imagine: a snowbound hill stalk in Wicklow
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Frigid foxing
With the south coast of England experiencing a rare snowfall, Mark Ripley is called upon to deal with not one, but three foxes
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When the blizzard hits
As temperatures dip below zero, Chris Dalton is tasked with taking out a DSC2 candidate in Perthshire, hoping the snow doesn’t make stalking impossible
Walk on the Wild Side
Detailing a different kind of hunt, Byron Pace reports from his wilderness red hind stalks in the 2017 season
Changing times
Mike Powell reflects on the massive changes that have occurred in winter foxing in the last 50 years
Tagged with: fox control, foxing, history, hunting at night, lamping, shooting, thermal imager, winter
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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
The longest nights
As we hit midwinter, Mike Powell considers what the long nights and freezing temperatures mean for the foxer, and how to make the most of it
Hinds in the wilderness
Looking back at last year’s hind season, Byron Pace recounts a unique experience encountered with four foreign hunters in search of something more
Tagged with: Blair Atholl, hunters, isolation, Loch Ness, red hinds, roe does, scotland, stag season, winter
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