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A ‘thank-you’ letter from our members in Northern Ireland
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Humorous article about human nature and the best way to cook crows.
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Report on a highly successful simulated field trial held by the SACS Northern Ireland Region.
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A warning that that the animal rights and anti-country sports groups are already working to ban all other types of country sports, not just hunting
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A simple and delicious way to cook venison – tried and tested!
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A fascinating look at how the Americans hold their field trials, and the BIG differences between theirs and ours.
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A humorous article poking fun at the RSPB and others, for wasting membership income on needless research.
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Pheasant chicks spend most of their early lives trying to commit suicide – this article is a light-hearted but true story of some of the ways they do it.
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A thought-provoking item, looking at the ways in which different groups of country sportsmen look at others.
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A simple but delicious recipe for making pate using woodpigeon.
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A hard-hitting article from the racing pigeon fraternity, pointing out the stupid and unrealistic laws which prevent them from defending their birds from predators.
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A full report on what may have been the biggest airgun event in Scotland in 2004, including photographs of competitors, prizes and prize winners.
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This should be page 3 of the article called ‘Airgun event’ above
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Information on the current law, and how to apply on the new forms.
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A thought-provoking (although slightly tongue-in-cheek) article about whether safety catches really are safe.
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A report on the apparent double standards used by SNH and the RSPB, plus the low-down on current plans to release wolves in the Highlands of Scotland.
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Why we need to encourage young people who have an interest in country sports, and how to do it.
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Fishermen don’t need insurance. Or do they? This article explains some of the pitfalls which might affect anglers, and should make them think about becoming insured.
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A lovely old Scots poem about a trout fisherman who ends up over the limit – and we don’t mean the bag limit!
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Illustrated design for a live-catch trap designed to catch collared doves. Be warned – it often catches birds of prey accidentally, and has had more than one cat!
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A hilarious tale about a day on an Irish Lough with a psychopathic boatman.
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