Gorgeous walked-up ptarmigan over setters in Swedish Lapland
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 Published On Oct 13, 2021

It’s one of the finest sporting outings a shooter can enjoy. Paul goes walked-up ptarmigan shooting over setters in Swedish Lapland. The birds are beautiful, the other wildlife amazing, the scenery is wild and the nearest beer is two days’ walk, which is why you need a helicopter to get in and out of this country.
To go shooting here, visit https://arcticheli.se
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For more about what's on offer inside the arctic circle go to https://HeartofLapland.com
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