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History society stag night

ALASTAIR MacGugan, of Scottish Natural Heritage, was the most recent speaker at Inveraray and District Local History Society’s meeting, entertainingly covering the topic of deer management on Tuesday November 1.

May MacGugan proudly watched her son, Alastair, as he spoke at the Nicoll Hall.

Arriving at the meeting directly from his flight from Norway, where he had been studying moose, Alastair treated the packed Nicoll Hall to a talk on a very interesting subject, sharing some unexpected and funny sides of deer management.

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