Gamekeepers should act today to safeguard the General Licence for shooting pest bird species in England, the NGO has said.
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Mapping Scottish stalking
Scottish Natural Heritage’s ‘Heading for the Scottish Hills’ website has been updated for the 2012/13 season.
Scottish stalkers told to get qualified
Scottish deer stalkers have been challenged to take the Deer Stalking Certificate Level 1 – or they may see laws introduced making them officially register and undertake a competence course before going out on the hill.
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Black death
River keeper Tony Megson has to constantly stem the tide of various predators intent on taking his trout, but none is worse than the cormorant
Scots deer law change
Scottish Natural Heritage has advised that a number of changes to the law for shooting deer out of season have now come into effect.
Deer are our icons, say Scots
Scottish Natural Heritage’s annual autumn survey has found that the Scottish public views deer as the type of wildlife it most associates with Scotland.
