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NewsNon-native species increase
Species such as the Egyptian goose are predicted to increase in number and have the potential to disrupt local habitats unless action is taken to prevent them becoming established, according to Natura...
By ShootingUK
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NewsPigeon shooting with a moderated shotgun
After a dozen or so shots at best, the pigeon flock simply switched off, reset their Sat-Navs and shifted somewhere safer...
By ShootingUK
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NewsThe north/south divide of birds
England’s farmland and woodland bird populations are rising in the north, but falling in the south, according to new Government statistics
By ShootingUK
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NewsFarmland and woodland bird populations falling in the south
While numbers of woodland birds are up by as much as 42% since 1994 in parts of the north, the story in the south is markedly different.
By ShootingUK
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GundogsShould I allow my gundog be used at stud?
Will my gundog change in temperament if used at stud and what should I charge?
By ShootingUK
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NewsShoots call on game feed manufacturers to lower prices
The current economic climate has sparked a price war within the game feed sector, according to manufacturers, who warn shoots run the risk of lowering their feed quality as a consequence.
By ShootingUK
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NewsFieldsports in the classroom
The Countryside Alliance wants shooting added to the national curriculum
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Beretta A1391 Lightweight shotgun review
Beretta A1391 Lightweight shotgun: The Beretta AL 391 semi-auto shotgun has won plenty of friends and fans since it arrived on British shores - and I can see this new lightweight version following sui...
By ShootingUK
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NewsScottish gun figures reach 10-year high
There are now more legally held guns in Scotland than there have been for at least 10 years, according to the Scottish Government’s latest annual figures, released on 11 May
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