Shooting UK is your complete shooting resource. From gun reviews to shotgun licence and firearms certificate information, to clay pigeon shooting, game shooting, shooting lessons and gundog training.
By Selena Masson
Sunday, 22 November 2009
Studies are being carried out to monitor the genetic purity of red deer on the Scottish Islands
A study is under way to monitor the genetic purity of red deer on the Scottish islands and establish whether they have been affected by cross-breeding with non-native species over the past decade. The Deer Commission has commissioned Edinburgh University to carry out the analysis using hi-tech microsatellite DNA markers. Molecular ecologist professor Josephine Pemberton will deliver the findings in August next year.
The new Webley & Scott .810 shotgun is a reliable semi-automatic w... Read more
My sheep have recently been twice attacked by a dog and several injure... Read more
Burgeoning deer numbers have been the subject of much debate in recent... Read more
Don't miss this week's issue (on sale Wednesday 16th May). FREE PRIZE DRAW: Win a Browning T-bolt.22 and Winchester ammo. Graham Downing gives his tips on where to find the best foreign sport! For all this and a whole lot more buy your copy today!
Save up to 31% on a subscription to Shooting Times & Country Magazine, subscribe today and perfect gift this Christmas.
Comments