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ACME 507 Hardwood Predator CallThe ACME 507 is a mouth blown hardwood predator call built to imitate the squeal of a distressed rabbit, the sound that draws a fox in to investigate. Turned from hardwood and made in England by J. Hudson & Co of Birmingham, the firm behind ACME whistles since 1870, it has the volume to carry across open ground when you need to reach a fox at distance, then a sensitive reed that lets you back off to the quieter, muffled cries that coax a wary animal

so a handler can run two clearly different commands from one whistle

Wireless remote control (Power On/ Off

All in all one of the best buys you can get for a fixed blade knife

A FOND TRADITION The traditional form of observation

built for stalkers who need to comply with lead-free ammunition requirements without giving up terminal performance

keenly priced option for anyone who wants a reliable slip lead for training

Bullet Caliber: 6

individually inspecting each component and controlling powder charges to the same standard they apply across their centrefire rifle ammunition

and plain enough in design that it moves easily between beating days

It follows photographer Poul Erik Madsen and American hunter Tommy Haas on a safari through some of Africa's very best hunting grounds in northern Tanzania

built around a metal handle riser with a centre-shot cut-out so the arrow sits in line with the sight rather than off to one side — a genuine help for anyone finding their form

The slip is made from new NATEX fabric

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