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JOTTINGS FOR WILDFOWLERS A CLASSIC SERIES REVISITED

’ve been wildfowling for nearly 30 years, but the first trip of the season always seems to have a tinge of ‘amateur’. We arrived at the prearranged car park to find someone else already there; disappointed is an understatement. A plan B was required, as the other fowler, or fowlers as it later materialised, would certainly be where we had envisaged

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