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Forced Retirement
With the season just starting, the dogs were in fine condition and probably the fittest they’ve ever been. I like to keep them fairly...
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The Benefits of a Chronograph for Airgun Use
For airgun enthusiasts, achieving consistency, accuracy, and optimal performance is a top priority. Whether you’re a seasoned hunter, competitive shooter, or a backyard plinker,...
The Revolution of Fox Shooting with Thermal Imaging
Fox control has long been an essential practice for land managers, farmers, and conservationists alike. Foxes, while majestic and intelligent creatures, can pose significant...
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Lurchers and Running Dogs
The Value of Tug Games With Puppies
Old school dog training told us that we should never play tug of war with our dogs, and if we did enter into such...
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Latest Reviews
Review of the Pulsar Telos XL50 LRF Thermal Scope
Introduction
The Pulsar Telos XL50 LRF Thermal Scope represents a significant advancement in thermal imaging technology, combining robust features with state-of-the-art design. This review will...
Shooting Sports
Pulsar Helion XQ38F & Helion XP50 Review
The Pulsar Helion XQ38F and Helion XP50 are a new range of thermal handheld monoculars from manufacturer Pulsar. They now supersede the previous Pulsar Quantum range and...
Pigeon Shooting and Decoying Guide
Welcome to the hunting life pigeon shooting guide for newbies to the world of pigeon shooting and decoying.
Try to setup your hide so that...
Pulsar Quantum XQ19, XQ38 and XQ50 Thermal Review
The Pulsar XQ19, XQ38 and XQ50 thermal monoculars are new releases from Pulsar that now supersede the HD and XD range. They feature the same...
Reasons For Actively Managing Muntjac Deer
Chinese Muntjac Deer (Muntiacus reevesi) are a non native species that through no fault of their own has become naturalised in the British Isles.
Pulsar HD38S Thermal Imager Review
This is a hands on review of the Pulsar HD38S thermal imager, this new release from Pulsar is top end technology which aids pest...
Working Terriers
Something Had To Give
It was the usual affairs of rallying around friday night to get everything done so saturday morning could be a day free of anything...
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