South Africa's wing shooting, rich in history and diversity, offers hunters exciting experiences with game birds in varied habitats, underscored by evolving conservation practices and historical influences.
The finishing line is in sight for the Welsh Curlew. Six years left before extinction. It's time to stop virtue signalling and get serious.
You can get so easily attached to certain bird species, especially when you know they are in trouble and you have found a way to help them
With deer populations soaring in the UK, many Brits face protein shortages. The Country Food Trust transforms donated venison into meal pouches with a 1-year shelf life, providing vital support to foodbanks nationwide.
Rewilding is swiftly becoming a religion - a belief system with little evidence to support its claims - but is this a sane way to manage our landscapes?
How Olympic history should never forget it's rural roots, integrity, or the source of so many of our medallists
It is time that the building industry embraced change. Good for the planet and good for their profits. And good for government building targets.
What an exciting 10 months it’s been since we launched Scribehound. I thought it was time for an update on our journey and where we are heading next.
It's July and it's still raining! But what impact is all this wet weather having on the shearing season?
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Wood pigeons are rightly regarded as a top-tier sporting bird, but what with wasps, nettles, the need for truckloads of clobber and the quarry's uncooperative nature, decoying them can be a pain in the proverbial
Food and water - the most essential ingredients for survival - why do governments fail to recognise their importance? and, what might be achieved with an infinite energy source!
I got bored of waiting and got lucky with hope and practical activism