Shooting Times & Country Magazine - 2022-11-30

• Natural instincts
• Staff made redundant by the leading anti-shooting charity
• Warnings over rodenticid­es
• Crackdown on rural crime
• ‘Muted’ grouse season now drawing to a close
• THEY SAID WHAT
• Small increase in bird flu cases among gamebirds
• Woodcock arrive in number
• French hunter tried for manslaught­er
• Appeal to find stolen cocker Bell
• NOT QUITE WHAT IT APPEARS
• The truth of the matter
• THE JOY OF A SMALL-BORE
• NEITHER PRAGMATIC NOR SENSIBLE
• Game Week proves to be a great success
• Country Diary
• Upland keeper
• Stalking Diary
• JOTTINGS FOR WILDFOWLER­S
• Magnificen­t Severn plans
• Into the wilds of Scotland
• Walking into a problem
• Spotting a horror under the hammer
• Semi-autos: is it time to break tradition?
• Start them steady
• The waiting game
• Simple to use, yet very effective
• ALSO CONSIDER
• Finding solace in the country
• Stalking for sandwiches
• How early is too early?
• Going down a treat
• RABIES AND PET PASSPORTS
• Mixed bag in the Dales
• ROAST FALLOW RUMP WITH A MARMITE AND CHIVE BUTTER
• Game Cookery
• ART AND THE ARTIST
• The experts
• HOLLAND & HOLLAND
• Short airgun barrel tips
• Keeping out the coursers
• First-aid advice for pads
• Shooting targets with a .22
• Frisky pair of ferrets
• How to keep a dog close
• Mother or kid first when on a cull?
• TO CATCH A FISH
• Howtoenter
• Solution 1587 / 16 November 2022
• Kennel Diary
• A PARLIAMENT OF FOWLS
• THOUGHTS FROM THE FIELD
• The finer things
• Pigeon diary
• Sharpshoot­er

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