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Published by Nick Rout
From the forests and farmland of Britain to the rifle ranges and stalking grounds that shape our countryside, this is The Highseat Podcast. Whether you're involved in deer management, passionate about rifle shooting, work in agriculture or forestry, or simply enjoy life in the British countryside, you're in the right place. Our aim is simple: to bring you honest conversations, practical knowledge and real-world experience from the people at the heart of the countryside. Each episode we'll be talking to the people who shape our industry—deer managers, stalkers, gamekeepers, farmers, foresters, professional shooters, conservationists and experts from across the rural sector. We'll be discussing deer management in the UK, rifle shooting across all disciplines, wildlife conservation, countryside issues, fieldcraft, equipment, legislation and the challenges facing those who live and work in the outdoors.
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John Thornley has a lifetime devoted to wildlife in one way or another, life as a bobby on the beat to Chair of Deer Management Qualifications, with an OBE thrown in to the mix, join us to get a little more insight to one of the deer industries biggest names.
We talk to Chris who comes at Firearms Licensing with a wealth of knowledge as a manager of the MET Police Firearms Licensing, The Police Collage and now his new company helping individuals gain and keep their Shotgun and Firearm Certificates
In this episode we chat with Dominic about his life in the deer stalking world, from early beginnings as a pony boy to the detail of managing an out of control population.
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