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I have been offered a side-by-side Ugartechea sidelock 12-bore, with 28-inch barrels choked three quarters and full.
I use silhouette decoys quite successfully when goose shooting and wondered if similar pigeon decoys would work?
The National Gamekeepers’ Organisation (NGO) has expressed concern over new government proposals that include forcing gun dogs to wear collars and all owners to use a pooper scooper.
New Government proposals that include forcing gundogs to wear collars and all owners to use a pooper scooper have prompted concern from the National Gamekeepers’ Organisation (NGO).
THIS GOLD medal wild boar weighing in at an amazing 518lb (234kg), is believed to be the largest ever shot in the UK.
Why do fawns have spots when the young of other animals don’t seem to need them?
When out stalking is it possible to tell the species and sex of a deer from its droppings?
What’s the best way to shake off a ferret that’s latched onto your finger?
New wildlife indicators, published on 28 November by the Government, showed an improvement in the health of the English countryside.
If there’s two shooters in a hide, what’s the best way to make sure you both don’t go for the same bird?
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