Regaining Shooting’s Social Licence
After 45 years as a game shot, I haven't picked up a gun in five years. In this column I explain why, and offer some suggestions for how shooting can regain public support
Roger Morgan-Grenville
I'm an environmentalist, a writer and campaigner on nature, and a founder member of the charity, Curlew Action. My latest books are The Return of the Grey Partridge and The Restless Coast, a Journey…
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