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There can be no doubt that there will be heightened anxiety leading up to this season’s roe rut. Deer managers across our islands have a lot of catching up to do if they are to achieve their cull plan and maintain a balanced, healthy deer population and limit damage to forestry and agricultural interests. The recent pandemic lockdown measures have restricted much of the spring and early summer stalking effort. Field and woodland herbage has grown high and June has never been the best stalking month for roe. Territorial activity has eased and, as noted, the cover is up – so the current circumstances are hardly the best conditions to catch up on opportunity lost in the spring. The roe rut is always very much a hit and miss affair,…

SPORTING RIFLE SUPPORTS BLM STATEMENT Sporting Rifle is just one brand owned by a large multi-national media organisation, Future Plc. As business with staff across the globe, Black Lives Matter to our organisation. In the light of recent events across the world, the stance of Future was reiterated by CEO Zillah Byng-Thorne. On 1 June, Ms Byng-Thorne wrote to all members of staff and said: “We believe we are a part of our communities. We believe we have a responsibility to those communities, not just to say the right thing but to set an example. So we are going to find ways to change, to be better. Right now we do not know what that ultimately looks like but we do know that it starts with listening and belief. Belief…

Each month, the best letter wins a bottle of King’s Ginger – the ideal drink to enjoy after a cold stalk. For more details visit www.thekingsginger.com STAR LETTER DO YOU REMEMBER Dear Sporting Rifle, Was it that long ago? There I was, living the dream, working in Zambia but now looking for opportunities to re-enact the stories of all my heroes (Hemingway, Ruark and Bell) and then it came! A business friend was going to Luangwa valley to obtain some “nyama” (game meat) and invited me along. All set up with the basics but not much food as we were going to eat what we shot. For the first two days we saw as much game as would fit in a telephone kiosk and I was sick of mealie meal…

Behind the scope

The optical manufacturer Leupold Optics – or Leupold + Stevens Inc. as the company is actually known – is located in a beautiful industrial neighbourhood of Beaverton, on the outskirts of Portland, Oregon. The smartly designed entrance to Leupold’s factory shimmers with aluminium; the raw material that best represents the iconic US company. The optics producer is at the very top of the American list of companies’ consumptions of 6061-t6 aircraft aluminium, only surpassed by the aircraft behemoth Boeing during periods of high production rate. At the entrance I meet Leupold’s international sales agent and fifth generation family member, Jon Slack. The family representative will, along with director of international sales and marketing, Shane Meisel, show me around the factory and tell me a little about the family, business history,…

Behind the scope

Of all the stalking I do these days by far the most enjoyable is when I am working with newcomers to the sport. Kris is one such newcomer and is serving his stalking apprenticeship with me having initially come on an ‘introduction to stalking’ package. He has been on number of accompanied outings, successfully negotiated his DSC 1 and manages a small block with his pal Brad for us. Usually they come together and there is naturally a bit of banter and rivalry between them – Brad had shot a couple of hinds with me last year but as yet Kris had not managed to shoot a red deer. Kris isn't always the best at early starts, and he'd come down this time with his girlfriend – but as he…

Overcoming obstacles

Obstacles are opportunities. Every time you come up against a problem it offers you an opportunity to improve. If you are reading this article, then there’s a better than average chance that you love rifle shooting. The recent Covid lockdown has imposed restrictions that for many may meant no shooting. Personally, I took this restriction as an opportunity to improve. I have long since learned the value of ‘dry fire’ practise. It was originally through pistol shooting that I was introduced to the notion and since then I have consistently seen the benefits to my riflecraft too. So, what extra stuff do you need to do this training? Nothing, but there are tools that can add to the experience. I have used simulators and cinemas, paint rounds and blanks, video…

Overcoming obstacles

Introduce us to GMK and its brands… GMK are the UK’s biggest distributor for civilian shooting sports products in the UK. We do a full distribution service for brands that want to be represented in the UK. Our biggest brand is Beretta and we also distribute other market leading companies including Sako, Tikka, Federal, CCI, Benelli, Franchi and Steiner. In addition to this we have a retail division and a strong tactical division, which has won contracts with the UK MOD and supplies all the UK Police forces. Tell us a little about the history of GMK – when was it formed and who by? My father founded the company as Gunmark in 1971 with four other people mainly selling Spanish side-by-sides. The company was appointed Beretta distributors in 1977…

As our lockdown restrictions seem to be easing across the board, a lot more of us have been given the freedom to get to our stalking grounds and continue our deer management. It has also meant that our measuring team have had a lot more heads to evaluate. This has meant that some lovely examples of four of our resident deer species have been scored through our service. Several that caught my eye include M Booth’s silver medal Yorkshire roebuck, T Osbourne’s pair of gold medal Chinese Water Deer and M Hudson’s platinum of the same species. It is great to see that things seem to be getting back to some form of normality, and that the vital work we do as deer managers can continue. I anticipate seeing some…

ASK THE EXPERTS

Sporting Rifle’s Experts Foxing: Mike Powell Professional gamekeeper and foxing expert Optics: Chris Parkin Target sports journalist and optics reviewer Legal: David Barrington Barnes Solicitor turned specialist firearms law advisor LEGAL Q May I shoot deer in their close season for crop protection purposes? A David says: The 1991 Deer Act allows for the culling of deer in their close season in limited circumstances such as where deer of the same species have caused damage to crops and growing timber and it is likely that they may cause further serious damage. So, for example, serious damage to a crop of wheat by fallow deer does not authorise the shooting of red or roe deer. Further, the authority would not continue after the crop has been harvested as further damage to…

ASK THE EXPERTS

A view to a kill

It’s very much the case with most things in life that you get what you pay for. However every now and again you get what you pay for – and a whole lot more. This was the case when I recently tested the Pard NV007 night vision add-on. This little unit has become very popular, almost overnight, with not just airgunners and rimfire users but also centrefire rifles too. The device has been rated for use with up to .308 calibre rifles. This lightweight and compact little unit is a rather well thought out bit of kit, mounting on to the rear of a standard day scope via a supplied bayonet style mounting collar. The forward ring of this collar can be left in place on the rear eyepiece of…

A view to a kill

AccuStalking accolades

The American firm of Savage Rifles really needs no introduction as the name has been synonymous with well-built, accurate and reliable rifles for decades. I have often thought that, in this country, there was something of a resistance to American rifles as they didn’t quite conform to our European way of thinking. In years gone by American rifles, and indeed shotguns too, were built as workhorses rather than being the works of art some European firearms are, especially on the design front. This has changed somewhat over recent years and now there really are some very attractive American rifles available. One thing that Savage has always produced has been accurate rifles and, no matter what a rifle looks like, it’s not a lot of use if it doesn’t shoot well.…

AccuStalking accolades

Have it your way

Why do so many purchases end up being a compromise in some way or another? This happens in most industries, including the rifle market, as products are divided into three main elements; off-the-shelf, customised and bespoke. Off-the-shelf is basically what it says on the package or tin. It is the consequence of standardised mass production, a general item with a function and everyone who buys one gets the same (more or less). Quality is good or even excellent but there is no individuality to it so far as the customer is concerned. At the other end of the scale, however, bespoke reflects a product made for the customer from start to finish. Design, materials, specification and manufacture are all focussed on the individual needs of that one person. Naturally, this…

Have it your way

FIT FOR PURPOSE?

Despite the adage that the ‘customer is always right’, shooter and legal expert Stuart Farr, suggests that the expertise of custom rifle makers should not be ignored. “I like ‘custom’ and for those who, like me, prefer to buy once and buy well (rather than buy cheap and pay twice) I would love to see more custom stuff being made available in our gun shops,” he comments. “Going more toward ‘custom-made’ inevitably requires greater input in terms of experience and product knowledge. As such, the manufacturer or retailer is drawn more into a discussion with the customer regarding the ‘purpose’ for which the custom product is required. “The idea of ‘fit for purpose’ becomes all the more prominent and with greater scope for misunderstanding, mis-interpretation and debate. Ultimately, if a…

The calibre hunter

In recent years Nosler has really raised the bar when it comes to cartridges. As I said back when the .26 Nosler was released, the company has for now stolen the mantle from Weatherby as the king of beastly fast cartridges. The 2017 SHOT Show saw another addition to a family of cartridges that has become the fastest on the planet. This was soon followed by the .22 Nosler. Specifically designed with the AR .223 Rem platform in mind, there are obvious applications for those hunters shooting bolt-action rifles as well – especially those wedded to the .223 Rem. Now there is something far, far better. How much? Try 30 per cent more energy and 300fps more muzzle velocity. Clearly Nosler noted the massive popularity of the AR. The deliberate…

The calibre hunter

Foxing hotshots

This year is turning into a funny old one; and one we certainly won’t forget in a hurry. As if a virus pandemic wasn’t enough, we’ve had some very unusual weather lately too. When we should have been drilling the winter crops it was too wet, so a lot of fields didn’t get drilled until spring. Then when we really needed some moisture it’s been hot and dry – all very well if you’re furloughed from your office job and sitting on the patio at home topping up your tan, but not so great for farmers! It does mean that fox control has continued through spring and early summer without the usual break, however. In a normal year, by April the crops are high enough to hide an adult fox,…

Foxing hotshots

The perfect calibre?

Over the many years I’ve been shooting foxes I’ve used a considerable number of rifles and calibres, and these numbers have been increased by my review work even further. I am sometimes asked what is the best calibre for shooting foxes, and to be perfectly honest this is an almost impossible question to answer. As I have said many times, virtually any rifle from a 12ft/lbs air rifle up to a .243 Win will, under certain circumstances, kill a fox. So selecting the “best” comes down to a mixture of things such as range, prevailing weather conditions, the type of land and possibly above all, the shooter’s own ability. Of course you discount such items as air rifles as being fox suitable even though some, especially FAC rated models, will…

The perfect calibre?

Top Ten Foxing Optics

HAWKE FRONTIER SF 5-20X50 IR Hawke scopes have always been in my mind a very underrated brand that offer surprisingly good glass and build quality at a very reasonable price. The flagship Frontier range now boasts a host of impressive features to compete with scopes two to three times their price. The Frontier SF 5-25x50 IR offers an excellent choice as an all round foxing scope including features such as variable magnification, six-level brightness, adjustable, illuminated, mill-dot reticle – so ideal for night vision add ons as well as use with a lamp. Zero lock ’n’ stop turrets, flip up lens covers and sunshade supplied. If you’re looking for a good value scope with a host of features that’s not going to break the bank then I would seriously consider…

Top Ten Foxing Optics

Bag yourself a stag

HAWKE FRONTIER 2.5-15X50 LR DOT RIFLESCOPE The essential stalking scope featuring an exposed, resettable and lockable turret design with a state-of-the-art return-to-zero function, allowing you to adapt to shooting conditions in the field, and do so secure in the knowledge that the scope will return to your zero. Six models and unique reticules designs, including first focal plane. RRP £669 Hawke Optics hawkeoptics.com/frontier APPROACH SERIES Approach is available in the exclusive Realtree Adapt camouflage, which allows you to blend in completely with your surroundings. The set is extremely silent and provides optimal opportunities for getting close to your quarry, making it especially suitable for all types of hunting. Designed for the active hunter with focus on freedom of movement, high breathability and comfort, the trousers and jacket are equipped with…

Bag yourself a stag

AORAKI BOOTS These hard-wearing and tough high-leg boots are new out from Ridgeline, and come with Vibram XS-Trek soles. Made from durable Nubuck leather (top-grain cattle leather that has been sanded or buffed on the grain side, or outside, to give a slight nap of short protein fibres), these boots are waterproof. They also benefit from an anti-scuff band and a gel insole for added day-long comfort. Laces and boot bag included. RRP £229.99 Highland Outdoors 0345 099 0252 www.highlandoutdoors.co.uk SWAROVSKI NL PURE A huge field of view combined with ground-breaking design in premium-class binoculars. This is all thanks to a sophisticated optical system embedded in incredibly compact, precise mechanics. The NL Pure accessories also have a focus on sustainability. The newly designed bag, cleaning set, and packaging are made…

The message that popped through the ether was crisp and Germanic: “I am planning a trip back to New Zealand in February. Maybe I hope I can stay at your house and, of course, if you want to go fishing or hunting I wouldn’t say no!” “But of course Freddy, plenty of hunting and fishing!” I tapped back. “So then, I am ready to go” – followed by emojis of a plane, a stag and a fish on a rod. It was mid-January. Only a week later, I received a plaintive wail from a clearly unhappy woman – Claudia Von Gimborn: “I have just discovered Frederic’s plans but he tells me it is already cleared with you?” Clearly Germans operate on a need to know basis when it comes to…

The Buyer’s Guide

CENTREFIRE Blaser R8 Ultimate The Blaser R8 Ultimate’s two-piece stock ensures a relaxed shooting position and optimal control of the rifle. Available with black elastomer, impregnated leather inlays and an integrated moderator. Price: From £3,750 Blaser ■ 01483 917 412 blaser-sporting.com Savage Model 10 GRS The Savage Model 10’s new stock still features the Savage action including button rifling, AccuTrigger and fluted heavy barrel. The GRS stock has a beavertail forend and a single stud for bipod fitting. Price: From £1,800 Edgar Brothers ■ 01625 613177 edgarbrothers.com Savage 110 High Country The 110 High Country is built for maximum accuracy with its spiral-flute barrel and bolt. Featuring AccuTrigger and customisable pull and comb height, this centrefire comes in a wide range of standard calibres. Price: £1,500 Edgar Brothers ■ 01625 613177 edgarbrothers.com Remington…

The Buyer’s Guide

CPSA PREMIER LEAGUE IS BACK The CPSA Premier League is back up and running again, after being paused due to the coronavirus pandemic. The first three fixtures were shot before lockdown, at Orston Shooting Ground, EJ Churchill and Cambridge Gun Club. Southdown Gun Club hosted the first of the restarted fixtures on 12 July. The new dates are: 26 July – Highwaymans Shooting Ground (standing in for Doveridge CSC) 8 August – Owls Lodge Shooting School 29 August – Atkin Grant & Lang Shooting Ground 31 August – Sporting Targets Bookings should be made by telephone or email to the ground – see the CPSA website for details. The CPSA Premier League features eight Premier and Premier Plus grounds competing across two divisions, North v South. The series culminates in…

Where to SHOOT guide

ENGLAND CHILDERLEY SPORTING Chinese water deer and muntjac specialist. We manage over 30,000 acres of land in Bedfordshire, Buckinghamshire and Hertfordshire. We can offer 1:1 guided stalking to all capabilities and training for beginners. We have a zeroing range up to 250 metres along with our simulated stalking area. Contact: Paul Childerley 07715 638934 paul@childerleysporting.co.uk www.childerleysporting.co.uk MARK BOULTON Driven boar hunting throughout Europe and night shooting in Sussex. Groups or individuals. Various packages offered from day trips to France to six-day all-inclusive trips to Hungary. Contact: Mark Boulton 07854 985006 markthedeerstalker@hotmail.co.uk SHOOTING SH A long-established syndicate of 15 years with 19 varied blocks. Red, roe, muntjac and fallow deer with 10 walked-up days as added value plus rough shooting in your annual fee of £750 first year, dropping to £600…

Where to SHOOT guide

Wild and Game are a not-for-profit company supplying frozen game products so you can enjoy delicious recipes all year round. Grouse with roasted vegetables, blue cheese and warm truffle honey dressing SERVES TWO AS A MAIN COURSE OR THREE AS A STARTER Ingredients 1 pack of Wild and Game grouse breast fillets (about 6 fillets in total)12 rashers of pancetta2 medium aubergines, diced2 onions, roughly chopped2 large sweet potatoes, diced4 cloves of garlic, crushed and roughly chopped5 or 6 sprigs of thymePlenty of olive oilSalt and pepper40g blue cheese20g pine nuts, toastedA knob of butter For the warm dressing: 2 tbsp truffle honey4 tbsp dry sherryA scant tsp smooth Dijon mustardSaltPepper Method • Pre-heat the oven to 220 degrees centigrade/gas mark 7 • Place all the vegetables, including the garlic…

Shooting Courses

Acorn Deer Management Stalker training and firearms safety, guided training outings for anyone wishing to experience a deer stalk, through to candidates wishing to complete their DSC 2 certificate. Training courses from £80 per 3-4 hour outing, with the possibility to take a cull animal. Approved witnesses to the DSC 2 certificate. Contact: 07944 959380 or www.acorndeer.com Ashgrove Wildlife Services Stalking courses. Contact: 01255 670094 www.ashgrovewildlife.com Bangs, Bucks & Bullseyes Improve first-shot accuracy, long-range accuracy and multi-positional shooting with Keith Poyser. One-to-one and group tuition with a fun, relaxed, medal-winning and published instructor. 100-1,200 yards, with wind, bullet drop and position coaching. Come away with a tailored distance table for your rifle and round. Accompanied stalking available. Contact: www.bangsbucksbullseyes.co.uk BASC BASC offer a wide range of rifle, shotgun and airgun…

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For many deer stalkers the long summer break is over – not only have they had to see out the close seasons but the dreaded lockdown certainly hasn’t helped things! Now, however, things have improved immeasurably. In Scotland, sika and red stags will have been in season for about a month – but now it’s the turn of us south of the border – with the males of all species (with the exception of the Chinese water deer) being in season. By August the roe rut will be over, and things where that delightful deer are concerned will have settled down again. Although lockdown hampered proceedings, from what I can gather, the bucks that have been shot have all been in excellent condition and, as far as I can ascertain,…

Red stag return The latest tales from the hill as stalkers prepare for the first of the early season red stags Keep on customising We speak to Riflecraft and find out more about designing the perfect firearm To InfiRay and beyond We review the latest addition to the UK NV/Thermal market – the InfiRay Supreme stalking scopes Byron Pace reports on the best stalking scopes on the market today PLUS… • Part two of Will O’Meara’s guide to overcoming obstacles • On Test: The latest optics, including Zero Compromise • Red stag supplies and foxing essentials • News, views and talking points SUBSCRIBE NOW Never miss a copy of your favourite shooting monthly again – subscribe to Sporting Rifle and save money every month, as well as getting the mag…

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William ‘Billy’ Dixon – born in 1850 in West Virginia and orphaned at age 12 – rose to become one of the USA’s best known scouts and buffalo hunters, as well as a hero in battle who became one of only eight civilians ever to be awarded America’s highest military accolade, the Medal of Honor. Of mixed European and Native American ancestry, Dixon set out on his own soon after losing his parents. Aged just 14, he began to pay his way as an ox driver and mule skinner – but it wasn’t long before he began to make his name a skilled marksman. By his 20th birthday he was already a regular scout for hunting parties and excursionists brought by the railroads. He expanded his range and scouted throughout…

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