Scottish study to assess
snare interference, Birdwatchers set to record wildlife crime, Rooster boosters, A flare for shooting pigeon and more...

Wild game 
An incredible year ahead?

THIRSTY WORK
Decoying pigeons in the sun

SNAP SHOOTING
Walking the hedgerows for bunnies

How to balance the books
Practical advice about how to make your shoot a viable business.

They aren’t just for small boys
Why break-barrel air rifles deserve a place in every gun cabinet.

A spot of smash and crab
Tim Maddams searches Scottish rock pools for tasty little crustaceans..

There’s still the fun of the fair 
Why game fairs remain popular with those who adore rod, rifle and gun.

A problem shared
How stalking syndicates can take some of the pressure off..

A problem for years to come 
How much trouble do deer really cause and how should we deal with it?

Time to celebrate our similarities
Getting the RSPB over to talk turtle doves and invite them beating.

Britain’s sporting Queen

KING OF KINGS
Who was the best royal Shot?

ROYAL DEE
The first salmon of the season at Balmoral

Saving greys and bloody riots
England’s 500,000 miles of hedgerows are not as ancient as you might think.

Last-chance saloon on an evening stalk
An unexpected outing presents a tantalising choice of quarry.

How to get the pick of the pups
Should you breed a litter from your own gundog? We look at pros and cons.

A fine feather in your cap
They may be beautiful but jays are also rapacious predators of other birds.

The future of shooting
It’s time to remove the rose-coloured specs and look hard at our sport..

Should you send your dog away?
Trainers know their stuff but it’s expensive and bonding is important.

Tahr for the memories
Hunting the agile goat-like tahr in the mountains of New Zealand.

The best reads to take on a break
Jeremy Hobson chooses his favourite sporting books of the past 140 years.

Gamekeepers on the battlefield
How custodians of the countryside have always answered the call.

Early learning in the shooting field
A wily old pigeon shooter takes his son out for a day in the hide.

Let’s fix the game market
How to make birds valuable again.

On test: 828U Field Silver 20-bore
Benelli thinks outside the box.

Hob ferrets cooking with gas
Catching bunnies to make burgers..

Keeping the peas
Decoying pigeons on a drilling.

How to pick a dog
Find the breed that’s right for you..

Perfect prep for partridges: Shooting pigeons on a flightline, 

Leaving lead behind:
Grassing roe with non-toxic loads

Fox control — not about numbers: Make your predator control count

Avoiding gundog injuries : Keeping them safe in the field...

They serve us well
Dogs in war, ancient and modern.

A day in spaniel heaven
Shooting rabbits over cockers.

A bunny for the pot
Why it pays to know your ground..

Killing our partridges
How much damage do grey squirrels cause? 

With the beaters
Why proper Shots want to walk.

Terror in the woods
How much trouble do they cause?

An Irish adventure
Across the lake in search of fallow.

The right tools for the job
The kit you need to start culling.

Day and night scopes on test
Round-the-clock pest control..

Pigeon shooting
Is roosting them the hardest way?

Days of the Romany
Part of rural England’s rich culture.

Taking clay shooting up a notch
The best competition guns on offer..

A noble profession
How the keeper’s role evolved.

Back to the future
A modern Gun time-travels to 1882.

King of the top Shots
A new series on the best sportsmen..

A modern tradition
The history of the farm shoot.

Flushing points and cover
How to improve your drives.

Rabbiting with hawks
The greatest sight you can see..

When the going gets tough - Proper wildfowling in the Welsh wind.

Do all dogs need some time off?

Rear pheasants like an expert.

Game market crisis
The solution is quality birds.

Woodcock in Ireland
Shooting, cooking and eating.

Be a better Shot
How you can up your game..

Working for wildlife
How shooting boosts biodiversity.

Trophy hunting ban
Bad for game, worse for locals.

The best drive of the day
Can hybrids cut it as shoot vehicles?

Far from a pig of a day
Exhilarating wild boar in France.

A different kind of bay watch
Chasing pinkfeet on the Solway.

All that’s biting is the cold
Braving the chill for a monster pike..

A sporting maraud in Galloway
Chasing a January Macnab.

Barbary boar in Tunisia
Small but challenging wild hogs.

Starting the year on a high note
Novice on a New Year’s stalk..

How to find the perfect syndicate
Affordable sport in fine company.

The grey ghosts of Tyrone
Stalking sika at Baronscourt.

A puff of black smoke
Evolution of the shotgun cartridge..

Why wild pheasants are in a different class.

A great season for ducks
It could be one for the record books.

Sika in the Irish mountains
The challenge of Japan’s little deer.

Guided missiles
IGL Retriever Championship 2021.

What it’s all about
An old-fashioned driven day.

Woodcock moon
The little waders abound in Ireland..

NEUTERING - How it can ruin your dog.

FERRETING - Shooting rabbits in the snow.

WILDFOWLING - A teal flight of a lifetime.

Woodcock over spaniels - In search of Britain’s tastiest gamebird.

Out after ducks in a storm.

Shooting and our forces
A driven day with the Navy.

Protect your assets
Scotland’s fieldsports under threat.

The bogs of rural Ireland
Snipe over a pointer and setter duo..

Bagging a brace with Bertie
Every Clumber has his day.

Far from fallow ground
Ghostly goings-on around the estate.

Beagles about
A tale of spuds, pubs and hares.

Welcome to the team
Two young ferrets learn their craft..

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Since its launch in 1882, Shooting Times & Country Magazine has been at the forefront of the shooting scene. The magazine is the clear first choice for shooting sportsmen, with editorial covering all disciplines, including gameshooting, rough shooting, pigeon shooting, wildfowling and deer stalking. Additionally the magazine has a strong focus on the training and use of gundogs in the field and, because it is a weekly publication, the magazine keeps readers firmly up-to-date with the latest news in their world.

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