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041.jpg Range Rover at Land Rover Experience, West Country, 3456 x 2304
 
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032.jpg Cess Mitford-Slade in his camouflaged Land Rover. Covered in cleavers / goosegrass. Shooting rabbits on his farm in Somerset. Using his 19th century Marlin .22, 2304 x 3072
 
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062.jpg Land Rover, 3456 x 2304
 
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042.jpg Range Rover at Land Rover Experience, West Country, 3456 x 2304
 
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043.jpg Range Rover at Land Rover Experience, West Country, 3456 x 2304
 
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044.jpg Range Rover at Land Rover Experience, West Country, 3456 x 2304
 
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040.jpg Range Rover video display 3456 x 2304
 
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033.jpg Cess Mitford-Slade in his camouflaged Land Rover. Covered in cleavers / goosegrass. Shooting rabbits on his farm in Somerset. Using his 19th century Marlin .22, 2304 x 3072
 
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030.jpg Land Rover Disocvery carrying deerstalkers in Cornwall, 3456 x 2304
 
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031.jpg Cess Mitford-Slade in his camouflaged Land Rover. Covered in cleavers / goosegrass. Shooting rabbits on his farm in Somerset. Using his 19th century Marlin .22, 2304 x 3072
 
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013.jpg The fishing party: (l-r) Charlie Jacoby, Tankut Gundogar and Charlie Hughes at Inverness Airport. Charlie Jacoby's Land Rover in the background. 1200 x 1600ARTICLE ABOUT THE DEPUTY MAYOR OF ISTANBUL’S FISHING TRIP TO SUTHERLAND BY CHARLIE JACOBY 07850 195353 charlie@imags.comHEAD: Fishing a tas sinekleriSTANDFIRST: Charlie Jacoby joins the deputy mayor of Istanbul on a trout trip to Scotland to try out a Turkish stone fly patternThere’s a long tradition of foreign trout flies doing well in Sutherland hill lochs. Lee Wulff invented his Gray Wulff for the Adirondacks. Dick Walker produced his Walker’s Mayfly Nymph for what he called “smaller stillwaters”. Both are essentials in any Sutherland fly box. But what were the fish to make of the offerings from Turkey?Turkish trout fishing is as well-kept a secret as Iranian trout fishing was ten years ago. The highlands around the Tevs Valley near Erzerum yield fish of up to 5lb. And Tankut Gundogar came to Sutherland armed with the kinds of flies which can, properly placed, deal with fish like that. The question for us was whether those flies could deal with those fishes’ Scottish cousins.Tankut Gundogar is deputy mayor of Istanbul and, for many years, has spent his holidays in Scotland, mainly at Luss on Loch Lomondside. He is fanatical about all things Scottish, has his own kilt, and has a fine collection of Scottish football strips pinned up on his bedroom wall. He has a wide range of friends in Istanbul and elsewhere in Turkey who feel a close affinity with Scottish culture.In June, Tankut went with his friend Charlie Hughes for a couple of days to the Rhiconich Hotel in the far north-west. He brought with him a selection of flies from his own country. Charlie has fished for many years at the next-door Scourie Hotel and knows the area well. Scourie hotel guests fish some of the Rhiconich water. Charlie is a Scots-trained architect, born in Dundee, who works with the Mayor’s Office in Istanbul on sustainable
 
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005.jpg Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire from a landrover.2304 x 3072
 
Firing a BSA Spitfire
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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
 
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060.jpg Nick Agg-Manning of Land Rover Experience West County, 3456 x 2304
 
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003.jpg Cess Mitford Slade, rabbit shooting from a landrover on his farm in Somerset using a 19th century Marlin .22LR 2304 x 3072
 
Rabbit shooting
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002.jpg Cess Mitford Slade, rabbit shooting from a landrover on his farm in Somerset using a 19th century Marlin .22LR 3072 x 2304
 
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004.jpg Cess Mitford Slade, rabbit shooting from a landrover on his farm in Somerset using a 19th century Marlin .22LR2304 x 3072
 
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009.jpg Matt Brammer firing his BSA Spitfire, Shalden Shooting School, Devon, 3072 x 2304
 
Shooting a BSA Spitfire
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008.jpg 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. 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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001.jpg Matt Brammer shoots his Ruger .22LR using a landrover to rest on.3072 x 2304
 
Shooting a Ruger .22LR
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016.jpg Matt Brammer shooting foxes with his Ruger M77R .243 from a gorse bush.3072 x 2304
 
Shooting foxes on Salisbury Plain
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007.jpg Harvey Carruthers taking shot from stone wall. Landrover in background.3456 x 2304
 
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