By Alastair Balmain
Friday, 16 April 2010
The Woodcock Networks success makes it well-placed to help with future policies on the shooting of the species
Conservation group The Woodcock Network is celebrating the end of a spectacular season ringing the birds, having passed its 1,000th woodcock ringed since its formation in 2008. This winters total was an impressive 677 woodcock ringed between November and March. This was achieved by 14 British Trust for Ornithology licensed ringers and four trainees many of whom are keen woodcock shooters working as far afield as the Isle of Rum in the north to Dorset in the south.
The rest of this article appears in 14th April issue of Shooting Times.
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