Let say, before you start to read, that there are far better dog trainers about than me. Yet I have met few shooting men or women that have taken the time to ensure that the hound at their side is trained to perform in their own personal best interest or trained the dog to mirror their own personality. When I broke the rules to put a chasing dog at my side and then teach it not to chase, many folk frowned. Ten years on, many of those same folk look on enviously at the complete symbiosis achieved by a man, an air rifle and a scruffy old lurcher. This book therefore, is not intended as a manual on training an obedience champion. It is a common-sense approach to producing a dog which behaves around a rifle ... any rifle ... and a rifleman or woman who behaves around a disciplined dog. Yes, in many ways, this book is about training the hunter ... not just the hound.
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Ian Barnett is a freelance country-sports and hunting journalist based in Norfolk, England. Ian has hunted with airguns and lurchers since his teens and writes regularly for the airgun press about hunting fieldcraft. He is also a keen wildlife and landscape photographer. Many of Ians images can be seen on his Wildscribbler website.(http://ianbarnett18.wix.com/wildscribbler). Ian also writes a regular blog on the website. Ians articles feature regularly in Airgun Shooter magazine and The Countrymans Weekly. As well as many hundreds of magazine articles, Ian has four other published books to his credit. Details of these can be found on www.thehuntersway.co.uk.
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