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Can you use solid (Brenneke) shotgun slugs on deer in the UK, like you can on the Continent?
Flying the flag for shooting sports, international cricketer Alastair Cook MBE has been spotted deer stalking in East Anglia recently.
<strong>Stalking roebucks proves a difficult task</strong>
Springbok: Navigating unforgiving terrain under a sweltering sun in search of springbok.
Forget about meat loss caused by a bullet, says Jon. The overriding consideration for every stalker is to bring about the quickest kill possible.
You said that it is sometimes necessary to take shots of up to 300 yards while stalking deer in open country.
I have an old Tikka M65 in .270 calibre which I use for deerstalking. There has recently been some discussion about the new all-copper bullets. Are they effective and, if so, which brand would you rec...
If two deer are in line and it is a safe shot, is it reasonable to try to shoot both with one bullet?
My .243 rifle is sighted in at 100 yards with Federal 100-grain Sierra Gameking factory cartridges that I use for deer. What would be the vertical shift in aim if I were to use 70-grain bullets for fo...
I’ve never stalked Sika deer before but I’m told they have a lot tougher skin than other deer, therefore they’re harder to kill.
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