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    Shooting Courses

    May 01, 2020 5 minutes

    Acorn Deer Management

    Stalker training and firearms safety, guided training outings for anyone wishing to experience a deer stalk, through to candidates wishing to complete their DSC 2 certificate. Training courses from £80 per 3-4 hour outing, with the possibility to take a cull animal. Approved witnesses to the DSC 2 certificate.

    Contact: 07944 959380 or www.acorndeer.com

    Ashgrove Wildlife Services

    Stalking courses.

    Contact: 01255 670094

    www.ashgrovewildlife.com

    Bangs, Bucks & Bullseyes

    Improve first-shot accuracy, long-range accuracy and multi-positional shooting with Keith Poyser. One-to-one and group tuition with a fun, relaxed, medal-winning and published instructor. 100-1,200 yards, with wind, bullet drop and position coaching. Come away with a tailored distance table for your rifle and round. Accompanied stalking available.

    Contact: www.

    bangsbucksbullseyes.co.uk

    BASC

    BASC offer a wide range of rifle, shotgun and airgun courses alongside DSC1 and DSC2 nationwide. For information please see our website or telephone 01244 573018

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