Hunter 21 - 108 pages

In search of game
6 Sambar hunting in retrospect
14 Winter venison
20 Goats on the range
26 Magpie geese and how to hunt them
32 A classic chamois hunt

Practical hunting
36 Tiger attack
42 Map coordinates on your pocket GPS receiver
48 Photography for hunters II

Reviews
57 Winchester Coyote Lite in .22-250
62 Rizzini’s Sporter - up to the task
66 Blackfoot Designs blaze orange camo
68 Hawke’s LRF600 - rangefinding made easy
70 Leupold VX-III scopes
72 Camping comforts - 12-volt hand-shower
73 Video review - Hunting red deer in Australia

Hunter’s world
74 Percy Lyes - portrait of a deer culler
78 Book review - The hunting tales of Percy Lyes
79 Hunting with lever-actions
84 A unique hunting vehicle
87 Protect your hunting dog
89 The hunter within
91 Be visible
91 Paired shooting sticks
92 Hunters in focus
94 Hunter magazine on target for kids with cancer
106 Nature’s way

Camp kitchen
95 Walkabout chefs
98 Devilled snags
99 Creamy venison goulash
99 Book review - The Raw and the Cooked

Welcome to Hunter 21 and welcome to winter! In this edition of Australia’s favourite hunting magazine we explore the hunting opportunities available during winter and put the spotlight on deer hunting in particular. Leon Wright reveals some sambar hunting tips, Steuart Laing takes us on a New Zealand chamois hunt and Anton Jurasovic tells us how to prepare that prime cut of venison.

Senior correspondent John Dunn reviews some blaze orange camo gear - essential gear for any serious cold and wet weather hunter - while Damien Conlon takes us back to the deer hunting days of yesteryear in ‘Percy Lyes - portrait of a deer culler’.

In our Camp Kitchen section, we have delicious goulash and casserole recipes to keep you warm and, on page 47, give you the chance to win a fantastic Auspit roasting spit.
As dedicated Hunter readers would already know, we welcome feedback, and since our reader survey this time last year we have seen an increase in feedback - and we continue to encourage this. If you have a hunting story or a unique product that you’d like to share, write to edit@ssaa.org.au

Until next time, happy reading and good hunting.