Insights, stories, dog breeding, hunting experiences, wildlife management. And then there's the technique, both for smooth and striped. The editorial staff of Sentieri di Caccia July 2018 offers a rich selection: the magazine is on newsstands starting June 28th.
Migration, wild boar, and wolves: these, along with the need for effective communication, are the key themes of hunting in Europe, addressed by Samuele Tofani in the opening article of Sentieri di Caccia (July 2018). From the very first pages, the magazine, on newsstands starting June 28, focuses on the crucial issues facing the hunting world at this precise moment in history. An interview with Paolo Pennacchini, president of Fanbpo, is followed by a contribution from Massimo Marracci, general secretary of CIC Italia. Hunters, Marracci writes, play a fundamental role both in terms of possible regulatory flexibility and in the adaptive management of habitats and wildlife. Rossella Di Palma and Emanuele Nava share the space dedicated to dog breeding. The focus is on tips for best preparing hunting dogs and training hounds as the hare season approaches.
Roberto Mazzoni della Stella is instead entrusted with the reflections on the best way to manage an AFV according to a modern concept of land and fauna management. maximum, daily and seasonal bag limits, by Ivano Confortini. When issuing calendars, the Regions must ensure adequate conservation of the various species, aligning harvests with the actual population of the species. The pages where the Tuscan Hunters' Confederation resonates include the project "The Date from the Sky." Hundreds of volunteers will share their passion for migratory bird hunting to facilitate the dissemination of scientific data.
Hunting with smoothbore and rifled weapons on Hunting Trails, July 2018
The technical section of the magazine is largely dedicated to the latest 2018 rifle hunting innovations. Matteo Brogi, who has toured all the Italian and international trade shows, presents an anthology of progress as the hunt draws ever closer. Always on rifled ammunition, specifically, writes Vittorio Taveggia . There is no single best caliber. There are calibers that are better suited than others to specific needs and conditions.
This is why it's important to have a clear picture to make an informed decision. And to do so, there's no better way than reading Sentieri di Caccia (Hunting Trails) July 2018. This issue of the magazine also features the Hunter's Almanac. Enrico Garelli Pachner's new column begins with some tips for distinguishing the useful from the superfluous when packing your backpack.
The in-depth analysis on smooth music is instead by Giuseppe Cerullo, who tested and reviewed the hunting over / under Rizzini BR110 Small Action .410. And then, as usual, there's ample space for news, current events, readers' photos, and the most evocative shots of the thrills of hunting.
Happy reading from the Sentieri di Caccia staff.
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