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The Gazette
WINGSHOOTING
SCHOOLS • USA SCHOOLS AND SHOWS • AFRICAN SAFARIS
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WING
SHOOTING SCHOOLS
2004 - 2005
SCOTLAND
Driven & Walked-up Shoots
November 8 to 13, 2004
November 15 to 20, 2004
January 3 to 8, 2005
IRELAND
Woodcock & Snipe
Fall 2004
Winter 2005
SPAIN
Driven Red Leg Partridge
September 15, 2004 to
February 15, 2005
WALES
High Driven Pheasant
November 8 to 14, 2004
December 6 to 12, 2004
AFRICA
Francolin, Guineafowl &
Sand Grouse
July 9 to 16, 2004
ARGENTINA
Dove & Pigeon
December 1 to 7, 2004
Spring 2005
SHOOTING SCHOOLS 2004
CINCINNATI, OH • MAY 11 &
12
GUNFITTING - MAY 13
CHANNING, MI • JUNE 21
GUNFITTING - JUNE 19 & 20
DETROIT, MI • JUNE 24 & 25
GUNFITTING - JUNE 26
AFRICAN TRAIN EXPEDITION
JULY 9 - 16
TRAVERSE CITY, MI
AUGUST 16 & 17, 19 & 20,
23 & 24, 26 & 27
GUNFITTING - AUGUST 18, 21,
25 & 28
BLUE RIDGE SUMMIT, PA
SEPTEMBER 1 - 5
THE MASHOMACK CLUB, NY
SEPTEMBER 8, 9, 10, 11 & 12
USA SHOWS 2004
2004 SIDE BY SIDE FESTIVAL
CINCINNATI, OH • MAY 14 - 16
THE UPPER PENINSULA
SIDE BY SIDE CHAMPIONSHIP
CHANNING, MI • JUNE 18 - 20
THE VINTAGE CUP
MILLBROOK, NY • SEPTEMBER 17 - 19 |
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GAMEBIRDS
AFRICAN SAFARIS
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The African Train-Shoot
Safari concept dates back to the colonial 1950s, when Gamebirds
founder Peter Johnson watched his father with a party of friends
depart on a special train for a weekend of flighting wild duck in
a remote area of southern Africa.
Today Gamebirds Train-Shoot Safaris
travel north from Cape Town to central Africa, linking South Africa
with Namibia and Bokswana, Zimbabwe, Zambia and Tanzania.via the
best of the Gamebirds Association’s long list of large private
sporting estates, each with its’ own uniquely different landscape
and exceptional wildlife environment.
Now for the first time within comfortable reach of the international
sporting traveller, in one continuous safari, are many remote areas
of the African wilderness.
By adapting Rohan Vos’s exceptional
The Pride of Africa” Train (also a member of the Leading Hotels
group) completely restored to the golden age of colonial steam train
travel,
the Gamebirds expeditions provide, for a maximum of 30 people, an
experience of superlative comfort, service and style - a safari
truly without compare. The Southern African Train-Shoot Safari starts
from Rovos Rail’s private station at Capital Park in Pretoria,
a 30 minute drive from Johannesburg International Airport, then
travels north to cross the Limpopo River and up through Zimbabwe
ending at the Victoria Falls. The South African Trail-Shoot also
from Pretoria, takes the southern route via historic Kimberley,
the Vaal and Orange Rivers, across the “red sands” of
the Kalahari back to Pretoria. |
The TanZam Train-Shoot begins in the Victoria
Falls and runs north, past Lusaka and on through the length of Zambia,
traversing the famous TanZan Railway line to end at Kasama on Zambia’s
northern border with Tanzania.
Itineraries are kept flexible
to bring guests the best of the season. Each day is different and
may include short cross-country trips or charter flights to prime
game bird and wildlife areas.
The well organized programme, the comfort of the Train and the superb
wine cellar ensure a worldclass sporting safari visiting a variety
of habitats rich in African wildlife, game birds and waterfowl -
with the wonderful convenience of only having to unpack and pack
once, during the entire length of the safari.
The dates for 2004 include:
June 22 - 27, July 9 -16,
August 28 - September 5 and more.
Visit www.gamebirds.co.za
for more information.
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Nowhere in the world can compare to Argentina with its year-‘round
good weather and volume shooting. It is the perfect setting to
take you one step further on the learning curve of straight shooting.
Combining the knowledge gained at the my regular shooting schools
with unlimited wing shooting helps me to help you fine-tune your
shooting skills.
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