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  • London 2012 Olympics - who's on target?
    <strong>Team GB&#039;s hopefuls still have time to impress the selectors and gain a last-minute place at the Olympics</strong>




  • Cubley Estate shoot
    <strong>Birthday celebrations on a Derbyshire shoot</strong>




  • English and Welsh roe review - deer stalking
    <strong>As a pioneer of trophy measuring retires, Tony Dalby-Welsh finds that UK roe heads continue to outdo their European counterparts</strong>




  • Upland keeper
    <strong>Greater controls on shooting may lie ahead, but we can still enjoy our sport</strong>




  • Hoodies in England
    <strong>Investigating the status of hooded crows</strong>




  • Hoodies in England
    <strong>Investigating the status of hooded crows</strong>




  • Penley Shoot
    <strong>Youngsters get involved on a Chilterns shoot</strong>




  • Stewardship: Scheme for success
    <strong>Advice on how to get hold of HLS money</strong>




  • Wildfowling: Grey Ghosts
    <strong>A tribute to the magic of migratory geese</strong>




  • Caldecote shoot
    <strong>A day at a Purdey Gold Award-winning shoot</strong>




  • Upland Keeper
    <strong>A move to make culling hooded crows illegal is presumptuous and ill-conceived</strong>




  • The duck dog
    <strong>They&rsquo;re intelligent, they hunt well and they make superb retrievers. So why aren&rsquo;t tollers more in demand as working gundogs</strong>




  • Upland Keeper
    <strong>A keeper will see many dogs come and go, but the cross may be the best of all</strong>




  • Gamekeeper
    <strong>The true importance of good brood cover needs to be better understood by all</strong>




  • Wild Boar: Piggy in the middle
    <strong> Focus on the Forest of Dean&#039;s wild boar</strong>




  • Gamekeeping - birds under the weather
    <strong>Dramatic weather changes over autumn have led to late onset of health problems for birds on some shoots. Alan Benyon reviews this year&rsquo;s releases</strong>




  • Upland Keeper
    <strong>This record year means late season grouse could cost less than a pheasant day</strong>




  • The League Against Cruel Sports - is it going &quot;all in&quot;?
    <strong>LACS has thrown everything at propping up the flawed Hunting Act &mdash; but has it run out of aces? Tim Bonner investigates</strong>




  • Woodcock - Little brown ghost
    <strong>In gameshooting, it is a bounty so revered that there is an entire club devoted to it. John Humphreys celebrates the beauty and the beguiling allure of the woodcock</strong>




  • Duck Disturbance
    <strong>Q) A few friends and I rent an area of woodland and have a small pheasant shoot there. We usually have no problems with our neighbours and make every effort to minimise any disturbance. Now an area of ground has begun to flood and attract numbers of duck. We want to develop this pond and have explained to our neighbours what we are trying to achieve. One neighbour with whom we get on quite well, and who is happy to accept a few pheasants during the season, has been seen at the pond chasing duck away, presumably to stop them flighting and so making the pond worthless as a facet of the shoot. Is there anything we can do to stop his actions? (Name and address supplied)<strong>
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