Helen Benson of the Gamekeepers' Welfare Trust on why collaboration on the shoot, at home and between organisations matters, ...

From Shooting Times in 1979, Petrel on moving house with a labrador, five terriers and eight ferrets, and the escapes of a ...

Young shots: how to become a gamekeeper and where to study it, plus the red-legged partridge, a GCSE in Natural History and a ...

Holkham head gamekeeper Mark Fitzer on lone-working safety for keepers, sharing the reality of keepering with sceptics and a ...

Lloyd Pattison tests the Beretta 687 500 Years LE, a limited run of 1,526 Sporters and Field guns marking 500 years of ...

BASC's Conor O'Gorman on the minister's 'far-right' jibe about pubs and black labs, and why every Shot should email Defra's ...

Eleven of the world’s finest shotguns, from Purdey’s £249,600 Damascus sidelock and Holland & Holland’s Royal to Beretta, ...

The countryside in 1954, from the Shooting Times archive: ivy and hungry-gap pigeons, a pipistrelle on her dusk beat, two old ...

Giles Catchpole's Country Diary: a lake held by 106 hissing swans, pinkfooted geese whiffling in from the coast, and ...

Chris Dalton's stalking diary: a dew-soaked late September dawn along the hedgerows, the rifle left slung, and a robin ...

Jeremy Hobson on the old rule that shooting clothes should never look new, AA Gill on tweed, and the Edwardian Gun whose loud ...

Reader Carol on going from fieldsports sceptic to deerstalker at 55 – her mentor, DSC1, the FAC process and why she found ...