It is with great sadness that I have to tell you all that john wickham left this world friday

Some of you may only remember him from his fantastic exploits down through the years as the finest clay pigeon shot this country produced; others from his exploits as an expert and master deer stalker.

I will choose to remember him as a great friend, I will miss his steadfastness, his assuredness in his views, his confidence, his drive and enthusiasm.

One thing is for sure, the world will be a duller place without him
this is copyed from board.ie

just back in from johns funeral today sad day for everyone there lots of time to reflect on whats happened talking to a good few lads there everyone has the same questions and no answers i have know john for 15 years on and off and have fallen out with over time and met up again but i would never taught this day would come he will be missed all around the country by people that have never met him the just read his post on forums may he find rest and good hunting were ever he may be one thing i have learned this week is if you fall out with someone and you dont seen them for a year or two you should make a effort because if the die you will never get the chance again

My condolences from across the pond. 'Just lost a 52-year old friend and hunting partner 3 weeks ago. 'Had to speak at his memorial service; not a task I wish to repeat.

May they both climb to beautiful heights and be cradled in Our Savior's arms.

I had heard this yeaterday, a real shame, I did not the guy personally.

He was pretty young, late 30's or early 40's?