Editor’s Letter – November/December 2020
I’d like to start this editorial by acknowledging all our advocacy groups and the hard work they’re doing on our behalf.
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Ridgeline Mens Microlite S/S Tee
The Microlite tees are a sporty fit made from a soft touch, lightweight knit. They have an anti-bacterial finish to minimise body odour ...
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Bushnell Nitro 1800
Ever since I started sniping magpies with my Remington M700 VSSF 22-250 early in the 90s, I’ve had a need for a rangefinder.
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Hunters Element Basin Gaiter
Made from coated oxford for maximum wear resistance, surrounded in a quiet outer with all fastenings double stitched for maximum durability.
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The Challenge of Hunting with Kids!
I was woken by the rapid pitter-patter of small feet and excited chatter in the corridor outside my bedroom.
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Swazi Huttie Pants and Skål Cap
... Swazi sent me a pair of ‘Hutties’ to review, I wasn’t sure what to expect; after a quick Google, it turned out the internet didn’t know what they were either.
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Another innovation by Gunworks!
Ruger M77, M77 MKII and Hawkeye Heavy Duty Weaver Style Rail Short Action 0 MOA $230. Black or Silver.
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Sunsaver Classic 16,000mAh Solar Power Bank
The ultimate outdoor phone charger! Built rugged and waterproof, the SunSaver Classic can keep your phone charged and connected no matter the adventure.
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Thompson Center R22 Performance Center Carbon Fibre
The new R22 Performance Center rifles feature a stainless carbon fibre wrapped barrel with muzzle brake.
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Spika Drover 25L Pro-Pack
The ideal partner for single day trips the Drover 25L Pro Pack is extremely tough, technical and allows you to secure plenty of gear for quick access.
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SWAROVSKI OPTIK EL O-Range 10×42 Binoculars
Featuring an ergonomic design with integrated SWAROAIM range finder featuring a unique angle shot program.
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Maximising Game Meat Quality At Home – Part Two – Aging
You have your game home or back to a long-term camp, but still a few small details remain that can have a dramatic effect on the quality of the final product.
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