HINTS ON WOODLAND STALKING. By H.A. Fooks. Shooting booklet.
1967 1st edition. 4to stapled paperback booklet (187 x 247mm). Ppvi,17,v["notes"]. B/w line illustrations. Stag's head motif (by Robert Gillmor) on laminated green card covers.
"With the ever increasing area of forest land in Britain, and the consequent spread and increase of our native and introduced deer, control of their numbers by selective killing with the rifle is essential, but woodland stalking can also be an extremely fascinating sport, and in recent years it has attracted so many new devotees that it might now be described as one of our established field sports. It is timely, therefore, that The British Deer Society should publish a Handbook on the subject, though it should not be regarded as a manual which will supply all the answers to all the problems which may confront a stalker, but for beginners, and even for those who have passed that stage, it should prove invaluable".
"With the ever increasing area of forest land in Britain, and the consequent spread and increase of our native and introduced deer, control of their numbers by selective killing with the rifle is essential, but woodland stalking can also be an extremely fascinating sport, and in recent years it has attracted so many new devotees that it might now be described as one of our established field sports. It is timely, therefore, that The British Deer Society should publish a Handbook on the subject, though it should not be regarded as a manual which will supply all the answers to all the problems which may confront a stalker, but for beginners, and even for those who have passed that stage, it should prove invaluable".
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34457
| Author | Fooks (H.A). |
|---|---|
| Book Code | 34457 |
| ISBN | B072JTT2C7. |
| Book Description | Slight use, owner's name to title-page but good second-hand stapled paperback. |
| Book Cover | Paperback |
| Published Date | 1967 |
| Publisher | The British Deer Society. |
| Place | Warminster, Wiltshire. |