Obedience
is the cornerstone to a competent hound pack. There is no short cut to time
spent in various environments under numerous conditions. Discipline is
effectively absorbed over time and repetition. Without the complete system of
development under a controlled and constant command, starting at puppy stage, the
hound cannot be expected to reach full potential and be an asset to the pack.
Showing posts with label Gascon Saintongeois. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Gascon Saintongeois. Show all posts
Monday, 1 July 2013
Saturday, 22 June 2013
Leopard land
Of the
entire near pristine wilderness areas, Private ownership accounts for more than
double of State owned area. When viewed from this perspective it is blatant how
important the citizen contribution to conserving fauna and flora is. Land use
models that allow private owners to hold back the ever increasing demand for
natural resources and food security are fundamental to the conservation of wild
land. On top of the list for the least ecological impact is trophy hunting. Fewer
infrastructures are required in order to generate comparatively large revenue. The cost,
by no means trivialised, are the lives of select animals. Like in nature the
magnified view of the life/death cycle is remorseful………………but the view of the
entire system is beautiful.
Sunday, 14 April 2013
Monday, 5 November 2012
Friday, 2 November 2012
TOOLS OF THE TRADE
The .416 Rigby
evokes the romance of the African safari like no other with the possible
exception of the .375 Holland & Holland. Introduced in 1911 it was the
first cartridge to use a .416” bullet. Sending a 400 gr projectile out at 2300
fps, the Rigby gets high marks in any comparison of stopping rounds. While its
impressive dimensions demand a true magnum action, it is interesting to note
that perhaps the most famous .416 rifle - that of PH Harry Selby - was built on
a standard Mauser action. This CZ 550 is a variant of the true magnum Mauser
properly proportioned to accept the modern big game cartridges.
Saturday, 21 July 2012
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