Welcome to Fieldsports Journal’s game shooting page, your ultimate resource for the finest in driven and walked-up shooting.
From traditional pheasant and partridge drives to challenging high birds and grouse, we cover all aspects of this beloved country pursuit. Our expert contributors offer invaluable insights on techniques, etiquette and conservation, while our in-depth gear reviews ensure you’re equipped with the best shotguns and accessories.
Whether you’re a seasoned gun or new to the sport, discover tips to improve your shooting, explore the UK’s top estates, and immerse yourself in the rich traditions of game shooting.
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Game shootingBurghley Estate shoot
For the Burghley Estate Syndicate in South Lincolnshire, a day's shooting is all about the camaraderie, banter and laughter.
By Time Well Spent
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Meet our experts
Chuck Leavell
Musical Director for The Rolling Stones
Hugh van Cutsem
Renowned shot and countryman
Teresa Dent CBE
Game and Wildlife Conservation Trust's CEO
The Duke of Northumberland
Vice President of the GWCT
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