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TV soap attacked for its portrayal of gameshooting, criminality and booze
The constant rise in rural property prices has made the building of more affordable housing vital to the survival of our rural communities.
Richard Faulds added yet another World Title to his CV at the recent World Sporting Championship held at Lakenheath Clay Target centre.
Results from a new bird survey, highlighting a decline in native bird species, point the finger at browsing pressure from deer and the changing nature of our woodlands.
Gun reviews: Boss single trigger shotgun: This month's test gun is a Boss single trigger side-by-side 12-bore of fairly recent vintage (1991).
I have just bought my first ever gun - a Browning B425. As part of the sale the dealer gave me a cleaning kit containing an oil bottle and a tube of grease.
I don't like to shoot when more than five pigeons appear together, but my friends say it doesn't matter - the woodies will come back again later in the day. What are your thoughts on this?
I have been told it is not necessary to bleed a deer carcass nowadays because modern high-velocity bullets do the job. Is that so? And if not, what is the best way?
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