HeyJaredSelena Barr
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UK shooting and fishing seasons by nation | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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We set out the open and close seasons for game birds, wildfowl, deer, boar, hares and fish across England, Wales, Scotland and Northern Ireland – checked line by line against the legislation itself Seasons are written into law in two different ways, and the difference catches people out. Game birds in England and Wales sit under a Victorian statute that says when you may not shoot, using the words “between” two dates – which leaves those two dates themselves legal. Almost everything else works t
Eat Wild MD Tom Peachey: game by the tonne | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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Eat Wild wants game meat sold on an industrial scale, and it has three seasons to build the market before the lead-shot ban lands. Selena Barr meets Tom Peachey, the gamekeeper’s son and gun-trade businessman who has just been handed the job. Eat Wild does not want to sell game by the brace. It wants to move it by the tonne: into contract caterers and pub groups, into supermarket-label pies, pasties and sausage rolls, and in time abroad. That is the scale on which the organisation now measures i
Air rifle insurance: what it covers | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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No law in the United Kingdom requires you to insure yourself to shoot an air rifle. Every farmer you ask for permission will want to know, though, and the club you want to join will require it – so here is what a policy actually covers, and what to check before you buy No. There is no statutory requirement anywhere in the United Kingdom to hold insurance in order to own or use an air rifle or any other airgun. No policy, no certificate, no proof of cover. Nobody is going to stop you at the field
Air rifle insurance: what it covers | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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No law in the United Kingdom requires you to insure yourself to shoot an air rifle. Every farmer you ask for permission will want to know, though, and the club you want to join will require it – so here is what a policy actually covers, and what to check before you buy No. There is no statutory requirement anywhere in the United Kingdom to hold insurance in order to own or use an air rifle or any other airgun. No policy, no certificate, no proof of cover. Nobody is going to stop you at the field
Partridge shooting terms explained – a glossary | ShootingUK (opens the original)
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Coveys, sewelling, blanking in, the Euston system and the hungry gap – a plain-English guide to the words you will hear on a partridge day Photographs: Sarah Farnsworth, unless otherwise credited Partridge shooting has a vocabulary of its own, and a good deal of it is shared with nobody else. Some of the terms are ancient, some are borrowed from grouse and pheasant shooting and mean something slightly different here, and a few are Spanish. If you are heading out for your first day of the season,
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