I like magpies. Suggesting themselves as nature’s police force with kick-butt attitude and blue stripes on each sleeve, writes Gareth James.
Have you ever seen one of these before? These strange looking contraptions are duck nest tubes…
Bird flu is bad news for game farmers and shooters who face a dire season ahead.
A year on from BASC Scotland’s call for the establishment of a Gamekeeping Taskforce…
A Nidderdale charity clay pigeon shoot will return in July after being cancelled for the last two years due to Covid.
A student at Fareham College has swapped life as a plumber to pursue a lifelong passion, cooking up a storm at a national student cookery competition along the way.
The Highclere Show welcomed in hundreds of happy show-goers at the end of May, bringing lots of sunshine, a programme full of family-inspired entertainment, plenty of sporting qualifiers plus a host of country activities and shopping opportunities.
Gun experts say rarity of mass shootings in the UK show tough gun regulations work.
A JOINT campaign is underway to inform members of the public about the need to give both pregnant or nursing deer and their young plenty of space when out enjoying the countryside.
Strict guns laws mean firearms applicants must pass medical and criminal hurdles before obtaining a license.
The farming industry is currently facing some of its toughest challenges.
More than £16,000 has been raised by an annual clay shoot which returned after a two year break.
