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Lucinda Cameron

Grouse shooting ‘major contributor’ to rural economy, estates body says

Economy Jane Barlow GWCT Scotland

August 12 marks the start of the grouse shooting season (Jane Barlow/PA) - (PA Wire)

Grouse shooting has been hailed as a “major contributor to the rural economy” as the season gets underway.

Speaking on August 12 – the so-called “glorious twelfth”, when the red grouse shooting season traditionally begins – Scottish Land & Estates described the “decisive benefits” the season brings.

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