FERAL cats are now a hunted species after Banana Shire introduced a bounty on the pest. The council will pay $10 for an adult cat’s scalp and $5 for a kitten. The bounty...
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Shooters dispute science behind magpie geese bag limits, reduced season
Northern Territory magpie goose hunters have rallied at a Darwin firing range to protest against reduced bag limits and a shorter season, a decision they say is taking...
TRENDING ON SHOOTERS UNION: REGIONAL ISSUES
Rob Katter is alarmed at news emerging of changes to the National Firearms Agreement
A recent assertion by Police Minister Mark Ryan that the Palaszczuk government was firmly committed to the National Firearms Agreement (NFA) developed by John Howard...
Any shooter who is between meaningful relationships and with nothing better to do is well advised to travel to Gympie to be gob smacked by Ron’s new Owen Guns museum...
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Freedom of Disinformation: Queensland Police Service Weapons Licencing Branch Strike Again
A few days ago, we described how the Queensland Police Service Weapons Licensing Branch appears to frown on the occupational use of pistols by primary producers while...
TRENDING ON SHOOTERS UNION: REGIONAL ISSUES
Category H, Farmers & the Humane Euthanization of Animals
Working livestock on a large property can be a hard way to make a living. Thick scrub, rough terrain, long distances and wandering animals (wanted and unwanted) are a...