NOVEMBER HUNTING TRAILS ON NEWSSTANDS

The November 2018 issue of Sentieri di Caccia is back on newsstands with a packed program. Highlights include hunting with hounds and pointers, wildlife management, and the secrets of wild boar behavior. Plus, tests of the Iron Ares HP and Kimber 84L Mountain Ascent guns and Eley Alphamax Bismuth Forest ammunition.

It should be well established by now, but it's important to clarify any potential critical points: Sentieri di Caccia November 2018 , on newsstands from October 27 , opens with an article by Samuele Tofani on the consequences of the Firearms Directive on hunters ' habits . At the height of the hunting season, you can't lose sight of the hide . Between October and January, it's a true second home for the blackbird hunter . And Gabriele Sperandio highlights its comfort and essential features, tailored to the needs of the individual hidekeeper.

Hunting Trails November 2018 is, as per tradition, full of canineWe begin with the reflections of Giovanni Mastroianni on puts gordon, a dog for connoisseurs – or rather, a dog for those who truly go hunting. Still on the subject of pointing, Valerio Di Ventura explores the characteristics of the hunting dog in depth MountainsThey move from the interview to the setter player Joseph Oddi The secrets of high-altitude hunting, not only in the Alps, but also in the Apennines. Interviews also on hound dogs. In front of the notebook of Emanuele Nava Carlo stopped Tozzi, Umbrian hound breeder who, together with his brother Nazzareno, breeds with passion and sacrifice hounds Italian a by the satinHalfway between dog breeding and wildlife-hunting management, he stops Scarlett Di Palma, whose lens magnifies the grouse and its connection with thesaving , seeds English and Scottish. He writes about all-round management. Roberto Mazzoni of the Star. And in the foreground there is the boarModern investigation techniques have made it possible to clarify some aspects of its behavior. In particular how are the herds, the degrees of relationship that can exist between the females that make up a pack and those of the closest packs, and what relationships exist between the men and the packs. There are many aspects that are still little known to hunters.

The voice of the Tuscan Hunters' Confederation then resounds loud and clear . According to the CCT, the national hunting community must make itself heard, unanimously, when it comes to discussing common agricultural policy.

Hunting Weapons and Ammunition on Hunting Trails November 2018

The technical part of the magazine opens with the test conducted by Simone Bertini on the hunting cartridge Eley Alphamax Bismuth Forest caliber 12This is a round of ammunition with pellets in bismuth, clearly non-toxic. Among the alternatives to lead, they represent one of the most effective solutions. For Sentieri di Caccia November 2018, Bertini himself tested theIron Weapons Ares HP, semi-automatic with gas recovery to be tried when the going gets tough. The rifled barrel is entrusted to the tests of Gianluigi Guiotto, who whipped the rifle bolt My Action! Kimber 84L Mountain Ascent caliber .30-06 SpringfieldThe weapon carries its destiny in its name. Mountain Ascent, climbing the mountain, indicates the scope (hunting Alpine) and the conditions of use (weapon strapped to the backpack while walking on trails). This then explains the lightness and friendly camouflage design.

Vittorio Taveggia writes about recoil in his column "From the Range to the Woods ." Recoil is, in fact, one of the factors that most affects correct placement. And not just because of the unpleasant sensation in the shoulder, but because of all the physical problems it entails.

Finally, as usual, there's plenty of space for news, current events , readers' photos , "L'occhio indiscreto" by Felice Modica , and the most evocative hunting images. Happy reading, from the Sentieri di Caccia staff.