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BBC admits its website report on children under 10 shooting without adult supervision and being "issued" with shotguns was "an error".
<strong>Richard Prior reflects on the roe’s changed status from unwelcome farmland vermin to prized quarry</strong>
<strong>Projects to protect threatened blackgrouse and nesting hen harriers win unequal lottery funding</strong>
Game shooting at Hembury Castle, Devon: A small sample of game shooting in Devon.
If one of your ferrets lays up, how long do you leave it before you start digging?
<strong>Only time will tell if the changes made to Scotland’s new wildlife bill will workstrong>
<strong>As Scotland prepares to enact a new wildlife bill, Graham Downing reflects on the ancient game laws that it will consign to the dusty pages of history</strong>
Historic Bisley is to stage its first-ever shooting show.
My favourite clay pigeon shooting is English Skeet and can usually manage 21 each round.
<strong>Well known sporting estates are chosen to pilot national standards of wildlife and habitat management in Scotland</strong>
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