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New Home Office statistics show the UK remains an attractive destination for foreign shooting parties, despite the global economic downturn.
<strong>Has LACS always been quite so strident in its opposition to the use of snares?</strong>
Game shooting: Guns from right across the UK enjoy a variety of testing game shooting.
I have a .22/250 rifle for fox shooting. I have let a lot of my land go and I only have 200 acres left.
Some people knock rotary pigeon decoy machines but I’ve found they add lots more variety to the shooting.
Registered firearms are at their highest levels ever, but shotgun licences are dropping, show Home Office figures.
North Yorkshire grouse keeper, George Thompson, is the winner of this year’s prestigious Bellamy Trophy for his work promoting countryside conservation.
Rizzini Artemis 28-bore shotgun: This small-bore Italian-made shotgun ticks all the boxes as far Jason is concerned.
<strong>Complicated rules for dog walkers in the UK can lead to confusion and ill-feeling</strong>
<strong>Standards in fox snaring need to be raised according to a new DEFRA report</strong>
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