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big game overseas »
Mountain High Dall Sheep
In the land of the midnight sun, tackling harsh mountain elements ensures a hunt from which memories never fade. Gerard Abrams tells.
goats »
Western Billies
Brenton Mitchell and mate Jamie get amongst some serious trophy billies with the bow. Some incidental pigs top off the trip nicely.
big game australia »
Birthday Buff
When your wife gives you a new rifle, you have to organise a hunting trip to use it. Story and pics by KD.
pigs »
Coursing the Culgoa
Norm Maher and co believe that the Culgoa River provides some of the best free-range pig hunting in NSW and took the opportunity of a long weekend hunt to prove it.
wing shooting »
Nailing the grey bombers
IT WAS 35 degrees and there we were, 10 shooters, mostly from Sydney but a few from the boonies, hunkered down behind a long levy bank on Flinders Island, 50 metres apart.
