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July 12, 2023

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In this issue

Finding quarry in high cover
A thermal spotter is just the tool as the deer try to stay sheltered.

Learning from our Nordic neighbours
Patrick Laurie investigates what our uplands can take away from other countries..

Gamekeeper found guilty for dumping goshawks

The shooting community is in uproar after an appalling wildlife crime has once again cast a shadow over the country’s gamekeepers

Gamekeeper found guilty for dumping goshawks0

1 mins

English gunmakers continue to thrive across the pond

US sales of shotguns from English gunmakers continue to soar. James Purdey & Sons Ltd, whose shotguns can easily exceed £150,000, do much of their business overseas, with most of this in the USA.

English gunmakers continue to thrive across the pond1

1 mins

Sadness at disappearance of lapwings on Dartmoor

When nature writer and occasional ST contributor Mary Colwell tweeted there were no lapwings nesting on Dartmoor this year, it created a major stir.

Sadness at disappearance of lapwings on Dartmoor2

1 mins

Sandringham Estate comes under fire

The Guardian claims a number of crimes against wildlife, including rare birds of prey, have taken place on the royal estate since 2003

Sandringham Estate comes under fire3

1 mins

Land access 'putting the boot into ecosystems'

Wildlife could suffer under a proposed new countryside access act, leading conservationists warn. News that a future Labour government would legislate for a “default of access” to the British countryside, has troubled leading practical conservationists.

Land access 'putting the boot into ecosystems'4

1 mins

Are clay grounds struggling?

Orston Shooting Ground has been placed on the market, prompting questions about the rising costs of running clay shooting businesses.

Are clay grounds struggling?5

1 mins

Country Diary

Nesting swallows have become watchful guardians over the farm, and their unmistakable call alerts Patrick Laurie to the threat of a vixen

Country Diary6

3 mins

Upland keeper

Recent wildfires are a great example of why policymakers must not lose sight of the importance of traditional skills, says Lindsay Waddell

Upland keeper7

3 mins

Stalking Diary

As Chris Dalton looks forward to the upcoming spectacle of the roe rut, he advises patience and self-control when it comes to using calls

Stalking Diary8

3 mins

BEAT PROFILE - West Learmouth

Don't pass up the opportunity to fish the finest pools of the Tweed, with some of the best catch-per-rod ratios in the UK, says Sam Carlisle

BEAT PROFILE - West Learmouth9

2 mins

Bound to get back on the bucks

Miles Malone finds a gap in his usual stalking season, but nature's bounty provides the perfect opportunity to try for a roebuck in the high cover

Bound to get back on the bucks10

6 mins

Spotting muntjac in high cover

Tackling the deer population at Grimsthorpe Castle is no small task, but ZEISS's new thermal monocular can help stalkers cut through the cover to find their quarry

Spotting muntjac in high cover11

5 mins

Time to take action

Bill Harriman reflects on the most important consultation on gun ownership for three decades and urges us all to respond

Time to take action12

4 mins

The Scandi approach

Patrick Laurie returns from Finland with great respect for Nordic curlew conservation, but what can we learn from them?

The Scandi approach13

6 mins

Why the best dogs are a master of all trades

Rather than training for specific tasks, Ellena Swift explains why it is important to equip your dogs for a range of jobs on a shoot day

Why the best dogs are a master of all trades14

6 mins

Make your own luck

Different attitudes lead to very different outcomes for Jim Old in this tale of two stalks, as he learns to take every opportunity as it comes

Make your own luck15

4 mins

Putting ex-layers to the test

Laurence Catlow hopes that his new stock of ex-layers will provide good sport while freeing up time for some much-needed fishing

Putting ex-layers to the test16

4 mins

Round-the-clock reconnaissance

Mat Manning puts the HikMicro M15 4G Trail Camera to the test

Round-the-clock reconnaissance17

4 mins

Growing up fast

Richard Negus learns Charlie is definitely no longer 'The Boy' while fishing for chub on the Broads

Growing up fast18

5 mins

The stalker's best breakfast

When he goes to help a local keeper, Leon Challis-Davies also has a crack at muntjac

The stalker's best breakfast19

5 mins

A sporting life in Africa

Aidan Hartley recalls the thrill of fighting back against armed cattle rustlers

A sporting life in Africa20

3 mins

Kennel Diary

Harry Beeby spends an enjoyable but hot day judging at the Mendip Farmers' Hunt puppy show

Kennel Diary21

2 mins

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Shooting Times & Country Magazine Description:

Publisher: Future

Category: Fishing_Hunting

Language: English

Frequency: Weekly

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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