20/07/2010
Shooting is increasing in popularity according to the British Association of Shooting and Conservation. But Anna Hill hears how some game shoots are having to cut costs.
Game shooting can cost thousands of pounds a day but the economic downturn means not everyone has as much money to spare. The British Association of Shooting and Conservation say its membership is up and there's still a strong appetite for shooting but Anna Hill hears that low-cost 'no-frills' options are being offered. Produced by Anne-Marie Bullock.
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