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Goose Shooting over Decoys
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Wildfowling has
always had pride of place amongst fieldsports.
For most true wildfowlers this means going out
into the wilderness of a wild estuary or tidal
marsh and tackling geese and ducks on their
own terms.
For others,
however, the most realistic chance of getting
a goose is to go out with an experienced guide
and decoy geese on their feeding grounds. One
such guide is Mal Kempson who operates in the
Loch Leven area of Kinross-shire in eastern
Scotland. Mal can be contacted by phoning
01592 721140 or e-mail
by clicking here.
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Phone 01592 721140
to check availablity.
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Eric Begbie's labrador "Flight" retrieves a
pinkfooted goose.
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Click Above to
order these books
Join the East
of Scotland Association for Wildfowling and
Conservation -
Click here for details
| When shooting with Mal Kempson
it is recommended that you stay at the Well
Country Inn at Scotlandwell near Kinross.
Click Here to visit their website. |
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The Well Country Inn is also an
ideal base when visiting Scotland for golf,
fishing or simply touring. |
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