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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 game shooting, 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. Shooting Times & Country Magazine's involvement in its community includes attendance at many country fairs and acting as a voice within the countryside movement.
This week’s news pages report a University of Northampton study which found that, on commercial days, beaters and pickers-up formed close bonds with one another but had little contact with paying Guns. It set me wondering why. Some of it is...
A step-by-step guide to getting game from drop to chill, and into the food chain
A marsh on the Ouse Washes, passed from father to son, is readied for the winter floods
New Eat Wild managing director Tom Peachey explains how he will build a new market for game meat
We look at the critical importance of restraining your gundog in the car
Former Holland & Holland director David Winks, who rose from sweeping floors to become one of Britain’s leading authorities on sporting guns, has died aged 92. David joined the London gunmaker’s Harrow Road factory and within five years...
MPS have examined organised crime’s grip on the countryside, with the Home Affairs Committee taking evidence from police, academics and farmers on Tuesday, 13 October. The committee says the financial impact of rural crime peaked at...
Willow Bloomfield, a first-year ecology and wildlife conservation student at University Centre Sparsholt and a practising New Forest commoner, has won the 2026 David Gray Conservation Scholarship from the BASC Wildlife Fund. She is...
More than 70 competitors raised over £2,250 for St Richard’s Hospice at the inaugural Mark Lilly Memorial Shoot, held at Garlands Shooting Ground in Staffordshire. The top score went to Ian Woodhead, with Cory Doble second and Matt Panter...
