Deer Hunting In Australia PDF Download

THERE'S probably not a writer of the shooting scene today who has contributed as much to the knowledge of the shooting sports, and its related technical aspects, as Nick Harvey.Harvey commenced shooting at the age of ten when he hunted game with a .22 rimfire, occasionally resorting to the .410 calibre shotgun. The urge to write about his sport soon developed.Since then, hundreds of thousands of words have found their way into the homes of the Australian and New Zealand shooters per medium of such publications as Sporting Shooter and Guns Australia, periodical magazines of which he has the honour to be their technical editor.Apart from these, Harvey has contributed generously to magazines of a non-periodical nature, referred to in the trade as one-shots. His writings in these publications can best be described as prolific.Each year, Nick Harvey handles around 2000 enquiries on technical aspects of shooting. This is unique in that no other writer has ever become even remotely close to Harvey's achievement in providing such a valuable service to shooters.His field tests, and subsequent published reports, are held in high esteem by readers and quite frequently modifications have been made to firearms and equipment subsequent to criticisms from the pen of this man.Next to Nick Harvey's love of the technical challenge that firearms offer, he has always had an abiding affection for hunting and has been a keen deer hunter for the past 65 years. He has virtually travelled the world, shooting in such countries as the USA, Europe and India. He has also been elected Australian representative at Seminars held in the US by the Winchester and Remington arms companies. Who better qualified to write this book?