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001.jpg English springer spaniels, North Devon, 1536 x 2048 English springer spaniels in a Land Rover, North Devon, 1536 x 2048
 
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005.jpg Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire from a Land Rover.2304 x 3072 Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire from a landrover.2304 x 3072
 
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006.jpg To give an idea of distance, this is Matt Brammer firing a rifle at 30 yards, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304 To give an idea of distance, this is Matt Brammer firing a rifle at 30 yards, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304
 
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010.jpg Kelvin Willis scopes down a homemade range at Stonor Park, Oxfordshire, 2304 x 3456 Kelvin Willis scopes down a homemade range at Stonor Park, Oxfordshire
 
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001.jpg Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456 Vinnie Jones and the EcoRider motorbike, 4288 x 2848
 
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003.jpg Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456 Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456
 
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016.jpg Dominic Frith (driving) and Tom Garth, members of the Blundell's School Ferreting club, lamping rabbits from a quadbike. 3456 x 2304 EcoRider, 1440 x 2160
 
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015.jpg Dominic Frith, Ben Garth and Tom Garth, former members of the Blundell's Ferreting club, lamping rabbits from a quadbike.1998 x 1926 Dominic Frith, Ben Garth and Tom Garth, former members of the Blundell's Ferreting club, lamping rabbits from a quadbike.1998 x 1926
 
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016.jpg Dominic Frith (driving) and Tom Garth, members of the Blundell's School Ferreting club, lamping rabbits from a quadbike. 3456 x 2304 Dominic Frith (driving) and Tom Garth, former members of the Blundell's Ferreting club, lamping rabbits from a quadbike.3456 x 2304
 
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011.jpg Haggis Hartman tries out his Blaser R93 LRS2 fitted with A10 suppressor on a cardboard box at 100 yards, 3456 x 2304 Haggis Hartman tries out his Blaser R93 LRS2 fitted with A10 suppressor on a cardboard box at 100 yards
 
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008.jpg Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304 Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304
 
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009.jpg Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304 Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304
 
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012.jpg At his homemade range on the Revesby Estate in Lincolnshire, Alex Wiggins-Davies tries out the Merkel KR1 in .243 - one of the new breed of switch-barrel rifles - plus Suhl scope mount and Hawke Sport HD 3-9x40 scope, 3456 x 2304 At his homemade range on the Revesby Estate in Lincolnshire, Alex Wiggins-Davies tries out the Merkel KR1 in .243: one of the new breed of switch-barrel rifles. You can change from one calibre to another in about two minutes. Don’t be put off by the switch barrel. It shoots 1 1/2in groups at 100 yards, which makes it more than adequate for stalking.The designers took this whole snap-on-snap-off thing to heart. It has a Suhl scope mount that detaches and re-attached easily, too. We put a Hawke Sport HD 3-9x40 scope on it, which was adequate for the two deer Alex had to cull.It is a bolt-action rifle with forward, opposing locking lugs that are manually turned into place as you close the bolt. What is unusual is that the short-uplift bolt is carried within a locking housing that covers the entire receiver. The return is shorter than an ordinary bolt action and a bit fiddly if you are not used to it – but you soon will be. The safety is on the tang, so it’s easily accessible to your thumb. The single-set trigger has a pull that’s both crisp and clean. The spent shell eject is, however, enthusiastic and occasionally took another round with it from the three-shot magazine.Alex liked it for its light weight. It is just 6 1/2lb. He also liked its Continental looks.Merkel’s UK distributor is Viking Arms 01423 780810 www.vikingarms.com. You can buy Hawke scopes from Deben 0870 44 22 600 www.deben.com. This one costs £49.95.Go shooting at Revesby: Stalking at Revesby starts at £75 an outing, which includes the first cull animal. Subsequent cull animals cost extra. The first time you go out, stalking is accompanied so Alex can size you up. You have to be insured (BASC member or similar) and he prefers FAC holders. DSC1 or DSC2 holders are a bonus. There are no trophy fees because he wants you to stick to cull animals. If you are using the estate rifle there is an extra charge.In addition to all this, Alex’s family is doing up some of the cottages on the estate as holid
 
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007.jpg Matt Brammer shoots his Ruger .22, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304 Gameshooter with labrador delivered to his stand by Kubota, 4288 x 2848
 
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007.jpg Matt Brammer shoots his Ruger .22, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304 Matt Brammer shoots his Ruger .22, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304
 
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001.jpg Matt Brammer shoots his Ruger .22LR using a landrover to rest on.3072 x 2304 Matt Brammer shoots his Ruger .22LR using a landrover to rest on.3072 x 2304
 
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016.jpg Steve Alexander shooting foxes on Salisbury Plain to protect the great bustard release project. 3456 x 2304 Steve Alexander shooting foxes on Salisbury plain to protect the great bustard release project. 3456 x 2304
 
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003.jpg Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456 Vinnie Jones and the EcoRider motorbike, 4288 x 2848
 
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002.jpg Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456 Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456
 
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001.jpg Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456 Northumberland foxshooter and roestalker Ken Story with his labrador, 2304 x 3456
 
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002.jpg Steve Alexander on Salisbury Plain, 3456 x 2304 Vinnie Jones and the EcoRider motorbike, 4288 x 2848
 
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002.jpg Steve Alexander on Salisbury Plain, 3456 x 2304 Steve Alexander on Salisbury Plain, 3456 x 2304Traditionally in the Army, if it moves you salute it and if it stays still you paint it. Charlie Jacoby finds out what they do with their roe deerUntil I stepped on the mortar bomb, I reckoned I was in a roe stalkers’ paradise. It is a 33,000-acre estate in Wiltshire where hardly anyone goes. Deer are healthy, you will see them regularly as you stalk. The trouble is the high explosives. Happily, this one was a blank. These are the Army ranges on Salisbury Plain.“Don’t touch it,” said Steve Alexander as I bent down to examine it. “That really is the golden rule here,” he continued. “Don’t touch the ordnance.”The bangs don’t drive away the deer. There are hulks of old tanks and troop carriers that the army artillery aims at, so the shelling areas are concentrated. But it is not safe for stalkers to go there except, that is, for the group in Defence Estates charged with managing the deer population on the MoD’s land. They are allowed out during gaps in the shelling.Steve manages the deerstalking on this vast centre of Salisbury Plain. The whole Plain extends to nearly 100,000 acres. Its northern half holds the two Live Impact Areas where the bulk of the deer live. The southern half has the Dry Training Areas and so more disturbance from troop movements.Almost all the deer in the centre are roe. There are occasional muntjac or transit fallow. Muntjac are now creeping in to the western edge of the Plain and both fallow and muntjac are established on the eastern edge.What a wonderful opportunity for officers to enjoy some free jolly old stalking, you might think. But it is not like that. Steve’s job is serious deer management. He enjoys his stalking and he does the job for free but each year he has to come up with a management plan for the Plain based on a census carried out by up to 40 volunteers. He has a pool of stalkers, all qualified to DSC1 or higher, drawn from all ranks of all services and from the MoD Civil
 
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007.jpg Harvey Carruthers taking shot from stone wall. Land Rover in background.3456 x 2304 Harvey Carruthers taking shot from stone wall. Landrover in background.3456 x 2304
 
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