Sporting Rifle Magazine 101 Edizione posteriore

It's the April issue, and that can only mean one thing: roebucks. We've got a bumper selection of buck features, from the lowlands to the hills of Scotland, from first-of-April bucks just clear of velvet to stalks in the height of summer. David Barrington Barnes, Chris Dalton, Byron Pace and the editor himself all contribute their wisdom.

Meanwhile, we've got a festival of sport abroad as Scott Blaney recounts some of his best German boar hunts, Thomas Nissen recounts a driven hunt for fallow and reds in Scandinavia, and African PH Kevin Thomas reflects on the fortunes of the sable antelope. And from the continent deer dog expert Rudi van Kets contributes the latest in his series on training deer hounds.

On top of that, Byron Pace reviews what might be the fastest straight-pull on the market, Mike Powell swaps quarry to pigeons, Robert Bucknell contends with tricky floods and a tricky fox, and there's a massive selection of new kit.