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Lise Ailin Lorentzen, is 31 years old. She was born, and grew-up, in Fauske, northern Norway. She has a Bachelor’s degree in social studies, and is a key account manager for Browning Norway, having joined them in August this year. Brought up in a hunting family, she is at one with the outdoors, and enjoys spending her time shooting, hunting and fishing. 

You’ve got to really understand muntjac in order to hunt them. People expect them to behave like other smaller deer species such as roe, but they don’t. Successful muntjac stalking is all about understanding your quarry and then adopting the right hunting technique, which could be stalking quietly on foot, sitting in a high seat or even using a call.

If you get to hunt in the woodlands of southern England, then you’ll likely be in prime muntjac country. I just love these animals: they may be Europe’s smallest deer species, but muntjac are a fascinating and challenging quarry to hunt. Here is a brief outline about these little deer, how they got established in England, and what you need in order to hunt them. 

Sophie Littlewood grew up on a stud farm, and graduated from University with a degree in Animal Science, never imaging she would become a deer hunter. In 2016, she was introduced to deer management, and this was the start of a life obsessed with deer: she stalks regularly, writes about deer on her ‘deertalk’ blog, paints deer, enjoys cooking venison and is planning on starting a collection of deer …

Sarah Mottram grew up in Reading, a town in the home counties of England but moved to Scotland in 2008 to be with her gamekeeper husband. She works alongside him as his underkeeper on the 6,500 acre Hopetoun Estate, near Edinburgh, helping on shoot days, picking-up birds with one of their 14 gundogs. She’s passionate about the outdoors, game cooking, gundogs and country sports photography.

Louise Farmer is a central England Regional Officer for the British Association of Shooting and Conservation Ltd (GB). Rifles, shotguns and the countryside have been a constant in Louise’s life. Her father was a gamekeeper and lecturer, and growing-up she worked alongside him on a Northamptonshire shoot. At the end of the shooting season, her hard work was rewarded by shooting on beaters’ day.

“The Driven Hunt Experience” is a scaled down version of the “The VR Experience”, a simulator released earlier this year by Aimpoint. The webgame, already available on Aimpoint’s web sites, is now followed up by the introduction of an app with the same name that will be released on November 10th.

Hunting Nordic wildfowl with our dogs wandering forests and mountains of unreal beauty, feeling welcomed as at home ... Hunting in Lapland with Lugaresi Tour Operator.

Beth Johnston, from Arbroath, Scotland, was introduced to shooting when she was 19. Her first rifle shot was with a Sako 757, followed by a Bergara .308, firing at targets on a shooting range with her partner, Byron Pace. She enjoyed the challenge of shooting, and, despite being a total novice with no previous experience, discovered she was a good shot. This was the start of her passion for all …

31-year-old Emma Perrott grew up hunting alongside her father in the south-east corner of the Brecon Beacons, South Wales. It was a normal part of family life to go shooting, stalking and lamping foxes. Father and daughter have hunted all over the UK, and Emma is now based in Dumfries and Galloway, Scotland, with her fiancé, a professional stalking guide. Emma is a member of the UK Zeiss Pro …

Game shooters and hunters travel to Scotland to experience shooting sports on ancient estates, lead by tweed-clad gamekeepers to enjoy the sport of pheasant, grouse, partridge, hare, pigeon, ptarmigan and wildfowl. Hunters are guided into deer by experienced deerstalkers with generations of fieldcraft and wildlife knowledge. 

An ancient sport for putting food on the table, and an effective form of vermin control: rabbits are one of the biggest pests and cause large amounts of crop and land damage. Ferrets are sent into burrows to chase the rabbits out into the open where they are netted or shot. 

Shooting driven grouse requires the shooter to have fast reactions, a keen eye and confidence in his or her ability to shoot. Thousands of shooters travel to Scotland to shoot grouse from August 12th until 10th December. It can be one of the most exhilarating day’s sport you will ever experience

Linda Mellor’s interest in wildlife stretches back more than 50 years, and as a country sports writer and photographer, Scotland’s Roe deer have featured in her work many times. In a series of short stories she shares her journey into rifle shooting and stalking her first Roe Buck in the Perthshire countryside.

Scotland has a rich hunting heritage, and one of the oldest country sports is shooting grouse over pointers. The Grouse is a medium-sized game bird found in heather moorland across the UK and Ireland. 

Finland has a long hunting tradition. That's why a museum was established in the small town of Riihimäki, known as the home of the firearms manufacturer Sako. The exhibition starts with the very first beginning of Finnish hunting culture and continues to this day. Recently the exhibition has been renewed. Let's have a look together.