International cricket star Alastair Cook goes deer stalking
By Sporting Gun
Saturday, 16 June 2012
Flying the flag for shooting sports, international cricketer Alastair Cook MBE has been spotted deer stalking in East Anglia recently.
A self-confessed country boy, Alastair enjoys working on his father-in-law’s farm and shooting on his days off from the game.
Alastair said: “Deer stalking is a release from cricket and I love being in the outdoors. I’m proud to be a member of the UK hunting community and I’m keen to learn the effects of deer management through my guide Alex Hinkins of Wings Hunting & Shooting.”
“We had a fantastic trip to Norfolk and I’m already looking forward to my next outing.”
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