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In this issue

Game Fair guide: The annual spectacular that is The Game Fair is almost upon us once again. Here’s your guide to the big event. By Charlotte Mackaness The thrill of being first: Jonathan Irby is ready to embrace the challenge of early-season birds Back to basics on rabbits: Summer airgun shooting is a rewarding way to harvest wild game. By Mat Manning

A canoeing catastrophe looms

As water-sports activities ramp up on our rivers, we need to press home that summer self-gratification should not override the needs of the environment, says John Bailey

A canoeing catastrophe looms0

4 mins

Black grouse lek spotted on North York Moors

Male black grouse relocated from the Durham Dales to the North York Moors are not only performing their spectacular lek but the GWCT now reports that the survival rate of the introduced birds has been good, with only two losses.

Black grouse lek spotted on North York Moors1

1 mins

Angling Trust calls for major reforms to water regulation

The Angling Trust is calling for the creation of a single water regulator and a radical overhaul of the water industry to make it fit for purpose.

Angling Trust calls for major reforms to water regulation2

1 mins

NFRSA clay shoot

Celebrities and sporting sorts gather at West Wycombe estate in support of retired service animals

NFRSA clay shoot3

2 mins

Thomas Straker

The chef and social media sensation talks to Ed Cumming about going viral, the pros and cons of fame, his deep love of fieldsports and the joy of cooking what you shoot

Thomas Straker4

4 mins

The Game Fair guide

The spectacular Ragley estate is once again preparing to host The Game Fair. Here’s The Field’s essential insight into what to do and what not to miss

The Game Fair guide5

5 mins

The pick of the pack

Whether it is parading in the main ring at Peterborough or performing on the flags at the puppy show, hounds always rise to the occasion, say Neil and Serena Cross

The pick of the pack6

3 mins

Talking about regeneration

Regenerative agriculture has become a hot topic, with dedicated events providing a space for inspiring conversations between farmers and non-farmers alike, says Gabriel Stone

Talking about regeneration7

3 mins

Walter Winans

The multimillionaire marksman, sculptor, artist, author, horse breeder and Olympic medallist was a truly remarkable character, says Sir Johnny Scott

Walter Winans8

4 mins

The thrill of being first

While early-season shoot days are a privilege to attend, they require a different approach to those later in the year. But when it comes to the sport, don’t get complacent: early doesn’t necessarily mean easy

The thrill of being first9

7 mins

A celebration of craftsmanship

Private members' club 67 Pall Mall provided the perfect setting for the launch of the extraordinary Pietro Beretta Selection of highly customisable firearms

2 mins

Fast, furious and fun

Hard fought, hotly contested and quite often hilarious, inter-hunt relays are a highlight of the summer show season. However, when it comes to winning, speed is only part of the equation

Fast, furious and fun11

7 mins

A godparent's promise

Like all rare breeds, true sporting godparents are precious indeed, opening the door to experiences on the riverbank, peg or hunting field that can have a profound impact on both their godchildren's lives and their own

A godparent's promise12

7 mins

The ins and outs of deer

Covering everything from species identification and shot placement to deer biology and the gralloch, the DSC1 is vital for anyone serious about stalking

The ins and outs of deer13

6 mins

Flora, fauna and a stalker's breakfast

A dawn stalk for deer provides the perfect opportunity to experience offal the way it should be - fresh from the beast and cooked to perfection

Flora, fauna and a stalker's breakfast14

7 mins

Art in the field

James Doran-Webb creates monumental animal sculptures from ancient driftwood.

Art in the field15

3 mins

Out of ammo

With his war chest depleted and some tempting armour sales on the horizon, Roger Field embarks on a buy-to-sell spending spree to boost his bank balance. But will he prosper?

Out of ammo16

6 mins

A dagger for all

Originating in the late 13th century, the baselard soon became the sidearm of choice for both soldiers and civilians. This Swiss example demonstrates why, says Scot Hurst

A dagger for all17

3 mins

Don't throw them in at the deep end

Swimming is a great form of exercise for dogs on hot summer days but not all sporting breeds are keen, says David Tomlinson, who also offers some top water safety tips

Don't throw them in at the deep end18

4 mins

Sako 90 Finnlight .308

The latest addition to the Sako 90 family offers significant mechanical improvement, sound ergonomics and unfussy accuracy at a surprisingly attractive price, says Michael Yardley

Sako 90 Finnlight .30819

3 mins

Back to our roots

Sustainability-minded mail-order companies are ditching the plastic and returning to the 'old ways', selling bare-rooted rather than potted plants. Ursula Buchan shares her delight

Back to our roots20

3 mins

Hard to say, easy to love

From Agiorgitiko to Moschofilero, Greek wines are more popular than ever and you don't need to travel to Greece, nor even to your local taverna, to try them, says Jonathan Ray

Hard to say, easy to love21

3 mins

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The Field Magazine Description:

Publisher: Future

Category: Fishing_Hunting

Language: English

Frequency: Monthly

The Field is published monthly and dedicated to those brave souls who shoot, fish and hunt way beyond the call of duty. Since 1853, its staff has selflessly brought its readers the cream of rural life, be it pheasant shooting, dry-fly fishing or the distinct merits of Cheval Blanc. If you love field sports, errant terriers and very foxy friends at hunt balls, The Field is for you.

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