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Articles List

  • Hunting

    DEER TRACKING DOGS

    As the use of deer-tracking dogs grows in the UK, discussions arise about breeds and standards. Rudi van Kets explains how European models could guide development

    By Time Well Spent
  • Hunting

    DOUBLE TROUBLE

    Mike Powell has to deal with two foxes that have learned to jump the electric fence around a chicken house – a rare but problematic skill among these predators.

    By Time Well Spent
  • Hunting

    AT EXTREME RANGE

    Mark Ripley questions the wisdom of using a night-vision scope for long-range shooting after dark and offers some tips for consistent performance at distance

    By Time Well Spent
  • Hunting

    My best advice

    Will O’Meara finds that a conversation with a newcomer to stalking helps him solidify some nuggets of advice for navigating the nuances of deer stalking.

    By Time Well Spent
  • Hunting

    From field to freezer Part 1

    For any stalker, maintaining food hygiene is paramount. Alex Hatton explains the best practices for processing deer, including bleeding, gralloching and butchering

    By Time Well Spent
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