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Thank you to all those who took part. The lucky winners are:
Robin Baxter
James Burden
Angus Colquhoun
Veronica Evans-Freke
Pieter Fourie
Georgina Leslie
Andrew Light
Allan Macpherson-Fletcher
Malcolm Moir
Peregrine Moncreiffe
Oliver Smith
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Congratulations to Philip Walker, the winner of the case of Château Langoa Barton 2012, Saint-Julien in our World Gunmakers Evening GWCT Raffle 2019!
A huge thanks to Chris Horne and Guns on Pegs for once again welcoming the GWCT on the night and allowing us to host the annual raffle.
In total w...
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Win a a fantastic selection of fine wines and books
Don't miss your chance to win this outstanding package of prizes by entering our GWCT 40th London Ball Raffle.
Tickets are just £20 each and the draw is on Wednesday 27 November. There are only 100 tickets available so hurry if you want to ent...
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THIS RAFFLE IS NOW CLOSED - WINNERS BELOW:
Andrew Jack, Tunbridge Wells – 6 guns for a walked up shoot day at Courteenhall
Henry Bowring, Cumberland – one gun on a family day at Courteenhall
A day’s walked up shooting for up to 6 guns at Courteenhall during the 2020/21 season
Join the team at t...
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A Round of Golf for 4 Players at Woburn
Very kindly donated by His Grace The Duke of Bedford
A unique opportunity for 4 players* to play one of the land’s most celebrated courses.
Since the Duke’s Course opened in 1976, the club has hosted the British Masters, th...
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Unfortunately our regular Highland and Grampian events that take place at The Storehouse and Lochter Activity Centre respectively are not going ahead again this year for obvious reasons. We had hoped that restrictions would have eased in time to hold some form of gathering but it’s not to be.
How...
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The abundance of breeding waders found at Auchnerran provide a rare opportunity to study these species. We have large breeding populations of many species, including lapwing, curlew, oystercatcher, woodcock and snipe.
Curlew
The plight of the curlew, for example, has been much publicised of late...
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Key points
Numbers of solitary bees in the UK have declined over the past ten years.
Some solitary bees nest in the ground and are important pollinators for crops like apples and pears.
In 2019, this study tested whether plots of bare ground on farmland would be used by ground-nesting solitary b...
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Q: What are the key controversies surrounding snares?A: Criticisms of snares focus on:
The degree of suffering caused to individual animals through injury or death
The accidental capture of pets
The frequency of accidental captures of non-target wildlife species
Q: Does anyone have a reliable m...
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Pens are used for releasing both pheasants and partridges. Crucially they provide safety, especially from ground predators, while the birds acclimatise to life in the wild. Partridge releasing differs from pheasant releasing so GWCT information for partridges can be found here. Of the two species...
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