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  • Pictures of the month / Browning wildlife wallpapers

    Pictures of the month – May 2020

    • Martin Boucquey
    • May 31, 2020
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    Once again, the wildlife takes full advantage of these moments of quietude to walk around, enough to enchant our wildlife photographer who offers us a new and diversified selection in this month of May. 

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  • Clement’s recipes: pheasant supreme, artichokes, potatoes, blackberries, blackberry-scented pheasant pan juices

    • Clément Jolly
    • January 24, 2020
    • Categories: Participate
    • Tags: Dossier, Recipes, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    Still in small game hunting season, I propose a new recipe based on pheasant supreme. It will be served with artichokes, potatoes, and blackberry-scented pheasant pan juices. A recipe that will delight your taste buds. Directly from the field to the plate.  Discover the video of the recipe at the end.

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  • Browning blog: European quail, grapes and chard

    Clement’s recipes: European quail, grapes and chard

    • Clément Jolly
    • November 8, 2019
    • Categories: Participate
    • Tags: Dossier, Recipes, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    Hunting season for small game is starded so here is a recipe based on wheat quails combined with grapes and chard. An irresistible dish to serve to your guests or to make when you come back from a good hunting day. From the field to the fork.  

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    Pictures of the month – April 2019

    • Martin Boucquey
    • April 30, 2019
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    In this spring month, nature takes these rights for our greatest happiness. What offer a selection of photos of small and big game, but also waterfowl.

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    Pictures of the month – March 2019

    • Martin Boucquey
    • March 31, 2019
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    It’s the end of winter and the logical return of spring, enough to present you with a new selection of pictures tinged with bright green as we like them and of course game. There is something for everyone between big and small game from different horizons.

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  • Browning blog - Hunting dogs: our best friends and helpers.

    Hunting dogs: our best friends and helpers.

    • Aleksejs Vankovs
    • September 10, 2018
    • Categories: Go Beyond
    • Tags: Disciplines, Dogs, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    There are a few ways of hunting which spring to mind when you think about hunting with dogs. Now the reason I said ‘few’ is that here in the UK, driven hunting for animals like boar and deer is not common practice – in fact, it’s actually illegal.

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    Pictures of the month – May 2018

    • Martin Boucquey
    • May 31, 2018
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    Here is a new selection of seasonal photos with brocade and small game. What to please everyone!

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    Pictures of the month – April 2018

    • Martin Boucquey
    • April 30, 2018
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    This new selection of animal photos, proposed by our photographer, shows big as small game in their natural environment. What delight all lovers of animals.

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  • Browning Blog : B525 Liberty Light - large or small, all are equal and just as effective

    B525 Liberty Light: large or small, all are equal and just as effective

    • Adrien Koutny
    • April 20, 2018
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Did You Know?, Guns, Small Game
    • Comments: 3

    All hunters and shooters have the right to the “best there is”.  Yet even if the very best over and under shotguns are called B25, B15, Heritage, B725, B525 or Cynergy, it does sometimes happen that a shooter cannot find a stock that fits his shoulder.  The grip may be too wide, the stock may be too long, the fore-end may be ill-adapted, the trigger may be too far away etc.  For some shooters who are smaller than average hunters, such as women or younger people, micro stocks are not always enough.  The only solution is to take the shotgun to the gunsmith.

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    Pictures of the month – March 2018

    • Martin Boucquey
    • March 30, 2018
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    Another new selection of animal photos proposed by our photographer. You will discover big and small game. What delight all lovers of nature.

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  • Browning Blog : Ferreting, an ancient hunting technique

    Ferreting, an ancient hunting technique

    • Vincent Piednoir
    • March 2, 2018
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Disciplines, Small Game, Traditions
    • Comments: 1

    Not very big (30 to 60 cm long), not very heavy (400g to 2kg), this hunter’s companion is very efficient at flushing out rodents – and especially rabbits – from their burrows.  They are enthusiastic sleepers, especially when their stomachs are full.  For several decades now, ferrets have been considered as quirky pets: their appearance and behaviour are not without a certain charm. 

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  • Browning blog : recipe grouse burgers

    Recipe: Grouse Burgers

    • Coral Rose
    • January 5, 2018
    • Categories: Participate
    • Tags: Recipes, Small Game, Traditions
    • Comments: 0

    At this time of year we are enjoying stocking up the freezer during shooting season and I’m making the most of the variety!
    Investing in a mincer has opened up a whole new range of options for cooking game. One of those options being a delicious homemade burger!

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  • Browning blog - Recipe: Pheasant satay skewers

    Recipe: Pheasant satay skewers

    • Coral Rose
    • November 17, 2017
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Recipes, Small Game, Traditions
    • Comments: 0

    My first ladies’ driven shoot day has just been. After a fantastic day in the field with seven other lovely ladies, we ended up with a mixed bag of 91. We each took a brace or two home and I already knew what I was going to make, pheasant satay skewers – one of my favourite dinners!

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    Falconry, or hunting with a bird of prey!

    • Vincent Piednoir
    • July 16, 2017
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Disciplines, Small Game, Traditions
    • Comments: 0

    It is likely that the art of falconry first appeared on the high plateaux of Central Asia 4,000 years ago. Falconry (or hunting on the wing) is the hunting of natural game in its environment using a specially-trained bird of prey.

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    Pictures of the month – May 2017

    • Martin Boucquey
    • May 31, 2017
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    These high definition images are for you – feel free to download them (right click – ‘Save As’)

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    Foxing in the UK: work or sport ?

    • Peter Moore
    • May 26, 2017
    • Categories: Participate
    • Tags: Legislation, Small Game, Varmint
    • Comments: 0

    Fox control does it work and what’s the best way to do it? Fox hunting with dogs and horses has been banned in the UK for a number of years now, much to the delight of the antis. Personally, I could never really see how a bunch of guys out for what is in effect a pleasant morning’s gallop could have any real affect on Britain’s alpha predator!

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    Pictures of the month – April 2017

    • Martin Boucquey
    • April 30, 2017
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Pictures, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    These high definition images are for you – feel free to download them (right click – ‘Save As’)

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    We tried a simulated shotgunning

    • Peter Moore
    • April 14, 2017
    • Categories: Go Beyond
    • Tags: Experts, Guns, Small Game
    • Comments: 0

    Want to keep in practice or just have fun then try simulated game bird shooting

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    The Tourist Trade of Hunting in the UK

    • Peter Moore
    • January 13, 2017
    • Categories: Discover
    • Tags: Did You Know?, Seasons, Small Game
    • Comments: 1

    Though most British hunters feel that Africa, Europe etc are exotic locations for their sport, few perhaps know that the UK is in fact a highly desirable location for shooters from around the world.

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  • Let’s talk about decoys – Plastic Pigeons & Electronic rabbits

    • Peter Moore
    • October 26, 2016
    • Categories: Getting Equipped
    • Tags: Accessories, Small Game, Varmint
    • Comments: 0

    The idea of luring animals and birds in to be shot is not a new one and examples of carved and painted wooden waterfowl placed to attract those bird species is a practice that goes back hundreds of years.

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  • We say Vermin : overview of the pest control approach

    • Peter Moore
    • October 10, 2016
    • Categories: Go Beyond
    • Tags: Disciplines, Legislation, Small Game
    • Comments: 1

    Varmint is an American word and we Brits tend say vermin to cover the various pest species that prey on crops, forestry and livestock in the UK. The list of quarry is a long one; rats, mice, squirrels, rabbits, hares, mink, foxes and even Muntjac deer who are the only species that has no off seasons and can be shot all year round; male or female!

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