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<strong>This year's National Shooting Week has been deemed a great success by the organisers</strong>
<strong>Gamekeepers warn that the Government's latest u-turn will not help buzzards</strong>
Flying the flag for shooting sports, international cricketer Alastair Cook MBE has been spotted deer stalking in East Anglia recently.
A record £22,000 was raised for charity when one of the North’s top jewellers hosted a glamorous clay shoot on the Duke of Westminster’s Lancashire estate.
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A mix of youth and experience makes up our Olympic shooting squad, but one place for a female Shot is still undecided.
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