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Hunting and Mental Health Rod&Rifle

WebHunting and Mental Health. by Dave Benfell. April 26, 2021. This article is about the role hunting has played in improving my mental health and is dedicated to the …

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Editor’s Letter

WebIn our Learn to Hunt courses for veterans and their families that we’ve been running for the last four years, our focus and central themes have always been on the …

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Editor’s Letter

WebApril 26, 2021. One of the key responsibilities of being an editor for a hunting magazine lies in promoting the positive side of the outdoors, the benefits we experience and being a …

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Metal in your Meat

WebThe reason for including centrefire rifle ammunition is that overseas studies have shown when animals are shot with high-powered, lead-core bullets, 50-70% of the …

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An Interview with Todd McLay Rod&Rifle

WebTodd: I’m married and have four children; when I first went to Parliament, the youngest was 3 and the oldest 10. For me, family’s always been very important and it’s …

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Swazi Merino Base Layer and Sock Review Rod&Rifle

WebSwazi’s Ibex and Ranger socks have an excellent blend of materials that actively solve this conundrum of foot health while putting in the hard yards. Both socks …

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DIY Biltong Rod&Rifle

WebCut the meat into steaks approximately 2cm thick – cutting across the grain is preferred. Lay on a flat surface and spread coarse salt over the meat. Allow this to be …

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Editor’s Letter

WebAt the time of writing, the Lake Sumner RHA has become subject to a collaborative culling operation partnered with the Department of Conservation, the Game …

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The Wallaby Threat – A hop, skip and jump away from our happy …

WebBecause wallaby distribution is localised, people believe pest wallabies to be a ‘local’ problem. However, they’ve been spreading from South Canterbury down to …

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