Sporting Rifle

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ay is a beautiful month when the countryside is at its pristine best; unfortunately the fresh growth that looks so good is also proving excellent cover for the wildlife that lives there. Fortunately for the stalkers among us, deer can still generally be spotted, despite the ever increasing cover. I suspect the muntjac will be difficult to

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