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A community-owned Scottish nature reserve has taken the decision to cull 160 feral goats over the next two years.
Tarras Valley Nature Reserve near Lockerbie has seen goat numbers explode from around 100 to as many as 900 in just over a decade. That’s an 800% increase that managers warn will lead to mass starvation and disease without intervention.
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Gun reviews: William Powell Zenith shotgun: The Zenith is a new 12-bore side-by-side from William Powell and, as Mike Yardley discovers, it’s just right for the market.
Shooting interests are being urged to respond to DEFRA’s long awaited consultation, the Code of Practice for the Welfare of Game birds Reared for Sporting Purposes.
One of the attractions of the Yildiz .410 is that it’s built on a scaled down action to suit its; it isn’t simply a 20 or 28-bore with a set of beefed up .410 barrels hooked up to the hinge pin
Fabarm XLR5 12-bore semi-auto shotgun review: The new self-loader from Fabarm exhibits the latest in shotgun styling – but is its performance equally revolutionary?
<strong>Special events held at Borough Market, in London, encouraged people to enjoy their first taste of game</strong>
<strong>Q) Can you explain why I have little success with my Larsen traps in the autumn and winter? I have one with a magpie and the other with a crow on my smallholding. There are plenty of magpies a...
Remington 700 rifle review: Bruce Potts admire the 40-year old Model 700 whose bolt action rivals the best for strength.
<strong>The exhilarating but unpredicatable sport of shooting wild boar at night on a superior western German hunting ground has Selena Masson hooked</strong>
<strong>Swapping England's wet November for Portugal's parched partridge country, Alastair Balmain finds a sporting destination to warm the soul</strong>
Sabatti Mercury 870 .308 rifle review: This bargain Italian rifle surpasses expectations.
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