Reply to: Present Suggestions

[Platypus]

Something British that's not so easy to find in the US .... how about

Warner Edwards Distillery

There must be lots of British "outdoors" stuff with pheasants / badgers / etc engraved on or embroidered. This sort of tulipe:
British Country Clothing | Country and City Suits | Corduroy Trousers | English Knitwear | Piccadilly Menswear | Country Menswear

[RSoles]

Just take him to one side, stop, relax, breathe, look around.
This is THE present.

[BlasterBates]

[OwlHoot]

That's the one. Thank you Sir. CUK comes up trumping again.

I have a couple of shooting sticks, bought in charity shops over the years

But this looks quite a handy alternative for some situations.

This chair folds down to the size of a beer can

The only obvious flaw is the lack of base plate or pair of hinged brackets at the base - If you tried using it in a muddy field, you would be gradually sinking

[vetran]

That's the one. Thank you Sir. CUK comes up trumping again.

most people call those a rifle

[EternalOptimist]

A tweed deerstalker hat and a monocle, obv.

[Zippy]

That's the one. Thank you Sir. CUK comes up trumping again.

You're welcome and have a lovely holiday.

<<paarrrrppp>>

[Lockhouse]

A shooting stick

That's the one. Thank you Sir. CUK comes up trumping again.

[woohoo]

Apple Watch.

[barrydidit]

WSS

Quintessentially British and perfect for the outdoorsy type

A dead fox would do the trick too. You could probably find some roadkill to make it a cheaper gift.

[SimonMac]

Barbour waxed jacket

WSS

Quintessentially British and perfect for the outdoorsy type

[GlenW]

A big bottle of Pentobarbital, I reckon it will be worth a fortune over there.

[MicrosoftBob]

Zombie killing ammunition, just marketing but probably breaks the ice at parties over the pond

[Zippy]

A shooting stick
Gerber multi tool
Barbour waxed jacket

[Mattski]

A comically oversized hunting knife?