I attended this event on the Saturday only so I can’t comment on the Sunday’s proceedings unfortunately.
I really wish I could have stayed for the Sunday but family commitments prevented it.
It was all very well organised, relaxed and very educational. I think that everyone attending the course learnt something useful. We were lucky with the weather and I even got to top up my suntan!
I must say that the guys on the course were some of the most sharp-shootin’est guys I’ve had the pleasure of shooting with and also great company.......I thought that the standard of marksmanship was pretty exceptional. It was great fun, very addictive and I was even quite pleased with some of my own shooting performances.
Some of the drills that we practiced highlighted just how easily things could go pear shaped on a DG hunt (like the time I poked the undead lion in the eye after completely forgetting to reload my rifle
) and how important it is that you put in time to practice with your DG rifle under some pressure to make sure that you have formed the “muscle memory” to just do things instinctively when it matters most.
I learnt some new rifle handling techniques that I will utilise in future and I feel like a more confident and competent hunter after attending the course.
I feel that the skills we were working on were somewhere between being really handy with a shotgun, being a crack shot with a rifle and having the ice cold composure of a fighter pilot.....it’s just another level altogether.
I can’t wait to do it again and I’d strongly recommend it to anyone regardless of whether you want to hunt DG or not.
but I'd be pleased to have anyone of you, standing in front of me, if a DG animal charged 
Clearly, all the work John, and Tiff did at the weekend, was wasted on you 
