The UK venison market is not in good shape. Can stopping shooting deer during the rut help boost sales? James Sutcliffe looks for a solution.
What is it the Arran stalking scheme like? BASC deer officer James Sutcliffe describes his latest trip to the island.
In the world of rifle shooting, a high seat is an invaluable bit of equipment.
When it comes to picking what clothes to wear when stalking deer, there can be quite a bit to think about! Obviously much of it comes down to personal preference, but here are a few key points to help you decide.
As we all know, getting a gun that fits properly will help your shooting in leaps and bounds. However, when it comes to rifles, we often neglect this important aspect which can lead to some bad habits creeping in that will affect your accurate shooting.
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