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HuntersMagazine

Welcome to this online media in English. HuntersMagazine is an independent journalistic magazine for hunters concerning all topics related to hunt, hunters, wildlife and conservation.

Swarovski - Latest news

Brand new scope and new binocular from Swarovski has just been introduced at the Shoot Show in Las Vegas, USA.

Still seeing

This is a personal story about a hunting accident and a shot that easy as nothing could have cost a Danish hunter he’s eyes.

The UK takes a step back from stricter domestic measures for visiting hunters

The British Home Office has recently changedthe UK Firearms Act of 1988 in such a way as to allow from 1 October 2011 the production of a copy of the EFP as an alternative to sending the original when applying for this British Visitors Permit for travelling to England.

CIC takes Landmark Position on Manipulation of Wildlife

The CIC adopted a landmark recommendation at its last Council Session in Madrid in November.

Denmark stops trade of rhino horns

Brand new legislation in Denmark put a total stop for any trade with legal horns from rhinos. The Danish authority’s wish to stop the illegal trade in rhino horns and to reduce poaching of African rhinos.

Elephant Quotas 2011

In Africa, they shoot elephants. This year the quota for trophy elephants, which can be exported out of the respective countries are 1520 animals. This is a decrease compared to last year but an increase compared with 2009. Cameroon has lost its quota.

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Still seeing

This is a personal story about a hunting accident and a shot that easy as nothing could have cost a Danish hunter he’s eyes.

Denmark stops trade of rhino horns

Brand new legislation in Denmark put a total stop for any trade with legal horns from rhinos. The Danish authority’s wish to stop the illegal trade in rhino horns and to reduce poaching of African rhinos.

The UK takes a step back from stricter domestic measures for visiting hunters

The British Home Office has recently changedthe UK Firearms Act of 1988 in such a way as to allow from 1 October 2011 the production of a copy of the EFP as an alternative to sending the original when applying for this British Visitors Permit for travelling to England.