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The British Association for Shooting & Conservation starts its search for a new chief executive, as John Swift announces his retirement after a quarter of a century.
Why is it that some roe deer tend to ignore groups of noisy walkers as they pass but leg it the moment they spot or wind me on my own?
I usually check the crop on birds after pigeon shooting - why doesn’t the dressing on cereal seed kill woodpigeon?
Scottish Gamekeepers Association warns that ill-conceived conservation projects could cause "permanent devastation".
<strong>Nature Improvement Areas are to be set up across England</strong>
<strong>The freezing temperatures and fresh snow can be used to a keeper's advantage</strong>
Despite habitat improvements and the removal of deer fences, the capercaillie continues to decline in Scotland.
Bellamy Trophy: A grouse moor keeper has won the Bellamy Trophy for work promoting countryside conservation and education.
<strong>Shooting organisation advertises for new Chief Executive to start work next year</strong>
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