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Deer stalking: My stalking lease covers farmland surrounded by a large area of woodland, which is also on my lease. The boundary running along the back of this wood is adjacent to farmland.
Deer stalking: My game dealer insists on head or neck shooting and pays a lot less per-pound for a carcass that has been shot through the heart and lungs.
A deer stalking enthusiast could be to blame for a bullet striking a vehicle containing three people near Hailsham, in Sussex on 12 December.
Deer stalking: The stalker I go out with insists I do not smoke, or drink from a Thermos when I go stalking because roe deer can smell things like this a mile away. Does he have a point?
I am 17 years old, getting really hooked on stalking and would like to make it my career with an employer such as the Forestry Commission.
I am completely baffled by the choice of stalkers’ knives on the market. What should, and shouldn’t, I buy?
I wonder if Richard Prior could cast his professional eye over the attached photo? Is this a good cull beast (pictured, above)?
<strong>A stalker is startled by a roebuck with an itch</strong>
Deer stalking: I would like to train a dog to find deer in woodland that have run off after the shot.
Chinese water deer: Chinese water deer abound in Bedfordshire.
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