When deer stalking the other evening I saw an animal which looked like a cat-shaped black Labrador with an extra long tail. Was it the poor light or are all those stories of Big Cats really true? And ...

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Figures about the impact of grouse shooting on a Scotlands' rural economy are being updated with a new survey.

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<strong>After a disasterous fire, the house and gamebirds on one of England's finest estates have risen phoenix-like from the flames</strong>

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<strong>Shooting Times photographer Paul Quagliana enjoys a fine day of mixed sport on a well-planned, traditional estate in Dorset&#x92;s chalk hills</strong>

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<strong>The first social study of grouse shooting highlights the major contribution made by the sport to rural communities</strong>

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<strong>Selena Masson joins a group of guinea-pig Guns for the opening day of a traditional shoot in the ancient oak woodlands of the Kent Weald</strong>

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<strong>Dr Adam Smith believes the current preoccupation with re-wilding puts the extraordinary conservation value of our unique managed landscapes at risk</strong>

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<strong>Graham Downing reports from a Norfolk shoot, where a last-minute deal has seen the new tenant take on a promising layout with exciting results</strong>

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<strong>Charlotte Lycett Green stalks sika in the rut and tells why they should be given more credit for the sport they provide</strong>

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