A chartered surveyor has launched a ready meal range which sees the 43-year-old plucking pheasants she kills on shoots, before cooking them in cottage pies and lasagne.
Farmers fear chaos as animal rights activists threaten to bring a new legal challenge to remove general shooting licences which allow them to kill pest birds.
Controlled burning can under the right circumstances protect peatland and help achieve our net-zero target.
If you haven't already responded, "this is your chance".
With the start of the breeding season for a wide range of vulnerable birds approaching, the general licences are of vital importance.
BASC has responded to Defra's call to evidence on the scale and impacts of the import and export of hunting trophies.
Read BASC's response to Defra's consultation on the future of importing and exporting hunting trophies in the UK.
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