Shooting Gazette

BROADENING ONE’S HORIZONS

or sportsmen and women who have spent much of their lives in the assiduous pursuit of game on their home patch, the next step may involve travel beyond native shores to experience what the rest of the world has to offer. Not everyone will want to do this, however, relying on pheasant in Wales, woodcock in Cornwall, snipe in Ireland or grouse in Scotland to sate their

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