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Waitrose is the largest retailer of game in Britain. Communications manager John Gregson wrote the supermarket’s controversial policy on selling game shot with lead. As a keen shooter, he understands the subject well.
Prime ministers, Charles Darwin and many more besides have all enjoyed the prospect of snipe; says Jeremy Hobson
A method of boosting English partridge numbers in a tough breeding year.
The value of a shoot day should be assessed by the overall experience, not the weight of the bag explains Hugh van Cutsem.
Focus, concentration and nerves –how to shoot your best in a grouse butt.
Top game shooting instructor Simon Ward answers your questions.
Gary Turner asks 'Why shoot pigeons with the cheapest cartridges available?'
Introducing Holland & Holland’s new Conservation Bursary initiative.
How the outbreak of World War Two impacted gamebirds, shoots and keepers.
Fieldsports Journal takes a detailed look back at what is widely considered to be the king of gamebirds.
Julia Stoddart explains how country sports can play a big part in improving one’s mental health.
A closer look at spring and summer counts with Richard MacNicol.
If there’s a sporting secret to the Land of the Long White Cloud, it’s that the wildfowling is magnificent, explains Peter Ryan.
A day’s shooting in Cumbria’s Lune Valley with George Digweed, Will Ashby & Co.But what keeps this team of friends returning year on year?
With thorough planning and considered investment, creating woodland that benefits game, wildlife and the bottom line is quite achievable.
Stalking wild and intriguing capercaillie in the Swedish tundra.
Reflections on becoming a gamekeeper and advice for those who wish to be one.
Fieldsports Journal looks back at the noble history of pheasant shooting.
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