Game licences and game dealers licences were abolished in Scotland with effect from 7 April 2011 when the new Wildlife and Natural Environment (Scotland) Bill was passed

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The Prime Minister vetoed Home Office proposals to increase licensing fees, despite the deal being backed by the country sports industry and approved by Home Secretary Theresa May

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Nick Ridley sees what a pack of Sealyhams can do when he joins them in action on a chicken farm, hunting down that most persistent of foes – the common brown rat

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A simple recipe that brings out the natural flavours of the crab and mussels

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If you're under 18, a keen Shot and love to write, we've got a great opportunity for you

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Most of us shoot no further than 150 yards, but some pest controllers have to take longer shots. George Wallace looks at the bullets that work best at long-range

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We pick out the best shotguns for children priced £3,000 or under

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Scotland could support up to 16 breeding pairs of golden eagles but habitat loss and climate change have caused populations to decline

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