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Bio-security

Biosecurity: shooting and the countryside

Biosecurity refers to all the measures taken to minimise the risk of infectious diseases caused by viruses, bacteria or other microorganisms entering, emerging, establishing or spreading as a result of our actions.

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Horses and shoots

There are a number of causes for concern between shooters and equestrians but these guidelines will help to contribute towards the safety of riders and horses.

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Woodland management

Find out how you can make the most of woodland areas to enhance your shoot, create wildlife habitat and bring environmental benefits.

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