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The Game Farmers’ Association's initial report on the impact of the gamebird code points to massive future problems for the shooting industry.
The Welsh Assembly’s decision to ban electric dog collars has attracted strong opposition from dog owners despite Kennel Club support.
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<strong>The GFA’s initial report on the impact of the gamebird code points to massive future problems for the shooting industry</strong>
<strong>Shropshire gamekeeper Liam Bell on why DEFRA's gamebird code must be urgently revised</strong>
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