I read that Sir John Mortimer has a glass of champagne a day and describes it as “penicillin for the soul”. What a wonderful idea. As I’d only have a…
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Welsh Assembly announces badger cull
A targeted culling of badgers will go ahead in an attempt to halt the spread of bovine tuberculosis (TB) in the worst affected parts of Wales.
The pulling power of pike
In the almost impenetrable waters of a hidden gravel pit there be monster pike capable of towing a boat. Can fly-fisherman Charles Rangeley-Wilson harness one or will he have to…
Professional Falconry
It takes just one bird to scare off a thousand others. From Humberside to Trafalgar Square, hawks and falcons are clearing vermin and making money.
Partridge shooting could face ban
With grey partridge numbers in decline and the loss of set-aside habitat, could the species be removed from the quarry list? If so, the consequences would be dire for redlegs…
The Field’s 50 top shots
These are the best shots in Britain today (and, given our pre-eminence in driven game-shooting, possibly the world).
Hunting goes online with a new website
The hunting community now has its own online networking portal.
Rare breed pigs – saving their bacon
Celestria Noel talks to the Duchess of Norfolk and fellow pig enthusiasts who have gone the whole hog to protect rare breeds.
Ladies-only fishing club is launched
The first ever 'ladies only' fly-fishing and angling club has been launched in the North East.
Olympic Shooting to Leave no Legacy
The London Olympics in 2012 have sparked controversy over plans to spend £18 million on a temporary shooting facility.