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I am thinking of building a hen run and wondered if it might also double as a rabbit pen for gun dog training?
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Natural England (NE) has announced a £5.5million boost for England’s threatened biodiversity.
Kyle Burden, a 19-year-old gamekeeper formerly of the Kempton Estate in Shropshire, was handed a 26-week suspended jail sentence on September 19 this year for shooting common buzzards and killing badg...
Thompson Centre G2 Contender rifle review: The Thompson Centre G2 Contender is ideally suited to fox control and stalking in woodland where it can be used without fear of denting the walnut.
Browning's new B25 16-bore shotgun feels just right - but could also be a rifle, with other barrels.
The south east England district of the Forestry Commission have created four wildlife ponds in Burwash, east Sussex, as part of the first year of its ‘Shoot Green South East’ initiative.
Canine Partners charity, specialising in providing highly trained assistance dogs to people with disabilities, held a fantastic day's clay shooting on Saturday 13th September.
I lease a piece of land for grazing and hay making, but have no sporting rights as such. Am I allowed to shoot rabbits?
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