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With a looming weather bomb due to hit Scotland a team of County Deer Stalking authors head to the highlands to stalk Red Hinds. How will their equipment fair amidst some changeable and challenging weather conditions.
Senior CIC judge Iain Watson looks back on some of the highs and lows faced by those pursuing their Macnab in 2014.
What does the month of January hold in store for deer stalkers? Peter Jones takes a look.
James Mott discusses at what range you should zero your rifle and the meaning of ‘hold over’ and ‘point blank’.
Meeting the demand for Venison in the lead up to Christmas can prove testing.
James Schneider looks at the importance of introducing young people to deer stalking and the need to better inform children about conservation and deer management.
With November comes a change in attitude, ‘deer management’ now becomes the operative phrase as deer managers across the UK change focus from trophy hunting, to the often arduous process of tackling the females, in weather conditions that become increasingly challenging.
What essential equipment should you carry when out Deer stalking?
Chris Dalton considers the arduous task of culling Red Hinds in the Scottish Highlands and why this type of work has traditionally been left to the professionals.
October is one of the most important months of the year for deer stalkers, we take a look at what is going on.
