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NewsCan you tell deer apart by their droppings?
When out stalking is it possible to tell the species and sex of a deer from its droppings?
By ShootingUK
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FerretingHow do I get a biting ferret off me?
What’s the best way to shake off a ferret that’s latched onto your finger?
By ShootingUK
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NewsUK’ s wildlife in better condition
New wildlife indicators, published on 28 November by the Government, showed an improvement in the health of the English countryside.
By ShootingUK
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LegislationWhen sharing a pigeon hide, what’s the shooting etiquette?
If there’s two shooters in a hide, what’s the best way to make sure you both don’t go for the same bird?
By ShootingUK
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News
Purdey over-under boxlock Sporter
Purdey Sporter shotgun: With this Purdey Sporter shotgun - Purdey has broken with tradition to create a boxlock masterpiece.
By ShootingUK
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FerretingHow old should a ferret be before putting it to work?
Is there an ideal age for a working ferret and how old does a ferret need to be before it starts working?
By ShootingUK
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NewsDo wood pigeon see your movement or outline first?
When you’re in a hide, what do you reckon the pigeon will see first - movement or an outline of a person?
By ShootingUK
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NewsSporting artist launches Woodcock Ringing Network
A new woodcock conservation initiative, the Woodcock Ringing Network, was recently launched in Wales by sporting artist, Owen Williams, to provide data on the bird’s migration patterns.
By ShootingUK
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New UK woodcock ringing initiative
A new woodcock conservation initiative, the Woodcock Ringing Network, was recently launched in Wales by sporting artist Owen Williams to provide data on the bird’s migration patterns.
By ShootingUK
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