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Fishing - Hunting - Skeet Shooting - Trapping

Oct. 30, 1969 - Anti-rabies shoot at Camberley: Sixty Ministry of Agriculture marksmen, with 80 soldiers acting as beaters, were taking part today in the anti-rabies hunt across the Old Dean and Barossa commons at Camberley, Surrey, where a dog with rabies ran wild a fortnight ago. Shotguns were being used to kill foxes, hares and rabbit, and a variety of smaller animals and birds who, it is feared may spread the disease. Photo shows tow members of the Ministry of Agriculture marksmen, return form the first morning shoot with their kill in plastic bags

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(c) Keystone Pictures USA/ZUMAPRESS.com/Mary Evans
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