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Anti-poaching operations a success in Lancashire

Anti-poaching operations a success in Lancashire

Lancashire police officer, Ivan Leivers, has had success with several recent anti-poaching operations, leading to eight offenders being summonsed to court. Read more


Glorious 12th is cause for celebration

Glorious 12th is cause for celebration

The GWCT has revealed grouse shooting is worth £23,300,000 to the Scottish economy each year. Read more


Grouse shooting generates £23million for economy

Grouse shooting generates £23million for economy

Study reveals economic benefits of Scottish grouse shooting to the rural economy as the 2010 counts come in. Read more


U.S shooting interests set to fight lead ban petition

U.S shooting interests set to fight lead ban petition

Several American environmental groups, including the Center for Biological Diversity (CBD), recently submitted a petition to the American Environmental Protection Agency, seeking to ban lead ammunition in the US on the grounds that its use is inconsistent with the 1976 Toxic Substance Control Act. Read more


Northern Ireland shooters fight tail-docking ban

Northern Ireland shooters fight tail-docking ban

Exemptions for working gundogs sought as BASC calls for urgent lobby of committee before debate in September. Read more


Firearms review to be chaired by anti-shooting MP

Firearms review to be chaired by anti-shooting MP

The shooting community has until 27 August to make individual submissions on the future of firearms control. Read more


CLA Game Fair packs in the visitors at new location

CLA Game Fair packs in the visitors at new location

Ragley Hall is a hit with visitors and exhibitors as the CLA Game Fair welcomes a political change in the countryside. Read more


Man fined £1,500 for despatching grey squirrel

Man fined £1,500 for despatching grey squirrel

In a landmark case a man is taken to court, fined £1,500 and branded a criminal for drowning a grey squirrel. Read more


Government announces review of gun legislation

Government announces review of gun legislation

The Home Affairs Select Committee announces a far-reaching review of gun legislation after Cumbria shootings. Read more


Shooting Champ wins world title in four different decades

Shooting Champ wins world title in four different decades

George Digweed achieved his goal of becoming the first sportsman to win a world title in four different decades by claiming gold at the Italian Grand Prix in Laterina, Arezzo on the weekend of 17th/18th July. Read more



Shooting Gazette September 2010

Shooting Gazette September 2010

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The Field September 2010 issue

The Field September 2010 issue

Harleys, shoot insurance, fungi, monster veg

Shooting Times & Country Magazine

Shooting Times & Country Magazine

Don't miss our partridge and duck special in this week's Shooting Times (on sale Wednesday 1st September). Plus, how to save money on feed on your shoot and as his Labrador nears the end of her pregnancy, Tony Jackson gets ready for the new arrivals. For all this and much more get down to your newsagents today!


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