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The Sportsman’s Association has announced it will campaign to dissuade all UK shooting enthusiasts from assisting in the running of shooting events at the London 2012 Olympics.
The debate over low-flying redlegs continues as the gamefarming industry rejects claims they are to blame
The new Beretta Perennia shotgun combines technological improvement with the familiarity of popular older guns. Lewis Potter asks if it will be a success in the field
The Royal Society for the Protection of Birds (RSPB) has called for the next government to investigate a scheme to licence all game shoots in the UK.
Research highlights the need for gamekeepers to take “refresher” courses on the use of rodenticides
Research highlights the need for game keepers to take refresher courses on the use of rodenticides.
When I was younger I had a very dominant right eye, but as I have grown older I have developed a very pronounced master eye problem. Short of closing my left eye when I shoot, is there some other mec...
Birds in decline despite two-thirds of farmland now under DEFRA schemes
While out deer stalking, I feel sure I saw a Fallow doe with twin fawns on two occasions last Autumn, but my local expert tells me they never have twins. Is he right?
When pigeon shooting, is it really necessary to have a set of lofting poles (and suitable decoys) for decoying?
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