Young Shots, The Game Fair and two hot topics
Young Shots Journalist Louis went to The Game Fair to find out more about sustainable ammo and cooking game.
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Medical verification in firearms licensing: our letter to the Guardian
Read our letter to the Guardian on the subject of medical verification in firearms licensing, and the key issues that surround this.
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The benefits of shooting
Hugo, a young shooter passionate about sport and nature, shares his views on what the benefits of shooting really are.
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No Moor Myths – the truth about grouse
Every year, myths about grouse and moorland management rise to the surface from those who oppose grouse shooting. Read our run down of 12 myths and the truths that dispel them.
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Grouse – getting the balance right
Young Shots Journalist Will Ackroyd talks grouse with Edward Bromet, former chairman of the Moorland Association.
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Added value
Ian Grindy discusses the difference that shoot tenants can make when they bring ‘added value’ over and above lease agreements.
To bee or not to be?
Young Shot Journalist James writes about bees and beekeeping, a new hobby he recently took on thanks to a friendly neighbour.
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10 things not to miss at The Game Fair
With just over a week to go until this year’s Game Fair, check out our top 10 must-visit stands and activities across the weekend.
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A pigeon among the cats
Guest blogger and keen wildfowler, Gethin Jones, reviews Mary Cowell’s latest book Beak, Tooth and Claw – Living with Predators in Britain.
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Fur trade ‘public attitudes’ survey sets a dangerous precedent​
BASC’s Conor O’Gorman says a public attitudes survey on the UK fur trade risks government policy decisions being based on emotion rather than evidence.
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