<strong>How the 1963 Deer Act came to be created</strong>
Simon Whitehead goes out for a days ferreting on a old Suffolk estate
<strong>SGA responds to deer management proposals</strong>
<strong>Continental pigeon shooters upset villagers</strong>
Clay shooting: Are clay shooting lessons good practice for the game shooting season, when driven quarry accelerates towards the gun, whereas clays thrown from a high tower run out of steam as they app...
Shotgun licence: If a police officer is required to take a firearm from you, surely they must be firearms qualified and hold a shotgun licence? Many police officers are not sure about firearms and wou...
Part-time keepers course: Every year the Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust runs a three-day residential course for part-time keepers at Loddington in Leicestershire.
Deer stalking: People often spend hours pondering over which rifle, grade of wood and scope they want to buy, but pay little attention to the bullets that they will shoot through it.
Bolton Hall: This prestigious North Yorkshire moor enjoyed another superb grouse shooting season last year.
Firearms licence: Concern as troubled force’s pilot medical report scheme exceeds Home Office guidance and legal requirements.
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