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Fieldsports Journal covers the news that matters to people who shoot, hunt, fish and live the countryside life. Legislation that threatens traditional pursuits, conservation victories worth celebrating, landmark legal cases, industry developments, international hunting news and the stories that the mainstream media either misses or misrepresents – it is all covered here, by a team that understands fieldsports from the inside.

Game shooting, deer stalking, wildfowling, fly fishing, falconry, hound sports and the rural communities that depend on them – Fieldsports Journal reports across the full breadth of the fieldsports world. Comment comes from the leading figures in the sport: hunters, conservationists, lawyers, landowners and the organisations that fight for fieldsports at the highest level.

This is news written by people who live the life they cover. There is a difference, and it shows.

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  • Meet the guest editors

    Meet the guest editor: Hugh van Cutsem

    Volume IV, Issue VI is guest edited by Hugh van Cutsem, a renowned shot and countryman who hails from a hallowed dynasty known for exceptional prowess in the shooting line and being stalwarts of conse...

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    Key scientific reports shine light on value of heather burning

    Collated by the Uplands Partnership, the research on key issues including carbon storage, water quality, biodiversity and wildlife reveals that conclusions drawn from previous science are now out of d...

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    The future could be bright

    Atlantic Salmon are in crisis. Since 1985, the number of returning Atlantic salmon has dropped from 8-10million fish to less than 3million, and there are no signs of this decline abating.

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    Rod licence figures soared in 2020

    Between 13 May, when the restrictions were lifted, and 9 June 2020, over 335,000 fishing licences were sold compared to 142,000 licences sold from the start of the year to end of March 2020, a rise of...

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    Survey shows how much grouse shooters spend

    Grouse shooting visitors to Scotland spent over £3,500 per person last season before a shot was even fired. The statistics come from a visitor survey undertaken jointly by Scotland’s regional moorl...

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    The great Fieldsports Journal giveaway

    Fancy winning over £6,700 worth of fieldsports products? Then enter our biggest ever giveaway now.

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    New CCI Eco clay launched

    In response to the outlawing of certain chemicals and contaminants, clay manufacturer CCI International has launched its revolutionary Eco clay target. Made of natural materials, it has been officiall...

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    Inventor of Gore-Tex, Bob Gore, dies

    Born in Utah, the chemical engineer’s lab experiments with a polymer unwittingly led to the creation of the billion-dollar membrane.

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    Wild Justice wants gamebird releasing near protected areas banned

    The campaigners claim the annual release of 47 million pheasants and 10 million red-legged partridges is “unlawful” without a proper assessment of the ecological impacts the gamebirds have on Spe...

    By Fieldsports Journal
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    Where have our salmon gone?

    The population of wild salmon in the Atlantic has fallen from 8-10 million fish in the mid 1980s to 2-3 million today. It’s therefore more important than ever that we understand what is happening to...

    By Fieldsports Journal
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