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If you want a memorable – and affordable – stalking experience, club together with some mates and head north, says Victoria Brooks, from the Scottish Country Sports Tourism Group..
To read the full article published in the Shooting Times last month, click on the link below:
SCSTG _ Shooting Times _ 3rd July 2013
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