Neutrality helps the status quo. And the status quo shoots birds.
Bird shooting is a pastime we will never understand, shooting innocent beings for ‘sport’.
While the RSPB does some genuinely important conservation work, it is not opposed to bird shooting. The organisation maintains that certain forms of land management linked to shooting can benefit specific bird populations. We profoundly disagree.
According to NatureScot, banning the estate from killing crows is going to stop wildlife crime. We don’t agree…
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A police investigation is underway after a four-year-old Golden Eagle was found shot in the Scottish Borders last month.
The eagle was examined by a Scottish SPCA vet and was found to have suffered shotgun pellet injuries to his wing.
Damn right
Racster Dingwall guilty of intending to harm a Hen harrier
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Six sat-tagged Hen Harriers suspected illegally killed, another confirmed poisoned.
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Certain interests do not want these persecuted birds here
Three tagged White-tailed Eagles 'disappear'
We will always support those who take non violent direct action
Yet another crime in a 'national park' renowned for raptor persecution
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Thankfully, this story doesn’t end in tragedy as the peregrine is alive and currently undergoing rehabilitation.
Shooting birds is not a "sport"; it's a cruel and outdated pastime that has no place in a modern, compassionate society.
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"Charles III’s patience with his brother may have snapped after a wave of fresh revelations about his friendship with the paedophile Jeffrey Epstein but it does not extend to banning him from using royal estates to go shooting with his friends, or horse riding "
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Watch this space because our huge undercover investigation into the bird shooting industry is breaking very soon..
Sir David Attenborough has backed a £30 million campaign to buy and rewild the 15-square-mile Rothbury Estate in Northumberland, a former grouse moor once owned by Lord Max Percy. The Wildlife Trusts aim to restore its bogs, woodlands, and farmland, creating a 40-mile wildlife corridor.
The biggest ever undercover investigation into the British bird shooting industry. Safe to say we're pretty excited to release our findings. Coming soon..
No big deal but the largest ever investigation into the British bird shooting industry is about a week away from dropping ;)
Imagine if we placed an undercover worker inside a farm breeding birds for the shooting industry, filming everything, every day, for two straight weeks.
The British bird shooting industry is going to be so so so pissed off when they see what we've filmed undercover for the last 6 months..
