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This 'coffee table' annual that concentrates
itself on all things Scottish. Arguably the finest publication to come out of Scotland, this sumptuous annual title embraces not just shooting, fishing and stalking, but also the many unique features of Scotland that make
the country such an appealing destination.

The magazine is very much aimed at the many people who visit Scotland each year, and as such enjoys a high end readership with a worldwide subscriber base.

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IN THIS ISSUE

The 2008 issue reflects on what makes a trip to Scotland such a unique and attractive proposition for sportsmen from around the globe. Robert Robel, an American sportsman, leads us through a brief history of the rifles that have seen him through three decades of highland stalking. We visit the town of Culross, catching up on the efforts being made to restore this 16th Century time capsule to its former glory. Leading moor conservationist Mark Osborne expresses his concerns about the future of grouse and we visit the North Highland College to see how the gamekeepers of tomorrow are learning their trade. As always in The Scottish Sporting Gazette we bring you the finest in sporting and natural photographic studies. In the meantime even if you are unable to visit Scotland to experience its sporting delights, why not travel there through the pages of Scotland's finest sporting annual.

Bourne Publishing
Group,
Roebuck House,
33 Broad Street,
Stamford,
Lincolnshire,
PE91RB