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Game shooting: driven days, walked-up shooting, high birds and estate guides
Driven game shooting at its best is one of the great tests of a shotgun shooter – high pheasants on a Welsh hillside, curling partridges over a Suffolk valley, grouse coming fast and low off a Scottish moor. The margins between a good shot and a missed bird are small, and the knowledge required to shoot well, behave well and get the most from a day in the field runs deeper than most beginners expect.
Fieldsports Journal’s game shooting pages cover driven and walked-up shooting across the full season: technique, etiquette, gun fit, cartridge selection, estate guides and the conservation story behind one of Britain’s most important rural industries. Contributors are experienced guns who have shot the great estates and the modest syndicate days with equal enthusiasm.
The birds don’t get easier. The knowledge here does.
Rhode Island may not immediately come to mind as a prime destination for a shooting trip, but The Preserve Sporting Club and Resort is changing that perception.
Likened by some to shooting on the moon, Morocco’s El Koudia is full of adventure, unique experiences and an abundance of terrain that you simply won’t find elsewhere
An estate whose custodians are committed to encouraging wildlife as much as they are teams who recognise the value of conservation.
Formerly the longest-serving chairman of the GWCT and currently a co-opted member of BASC Council, Ian Coghill knows a thing or two about navigating politics in the world of conservation. Here, he ask...
“Grouse Moors support the highest and most varied biodiversity of all habitats in the UK.”
How does one progress from being a good Shot to an excellent Shot?
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The retired headkeeper of 17 years on Her Majesty the Queen’s Sandringham Estate, Lieutenant of the Victorian Order, and Honorary President of the National Gamekeepers’ Organisation.
A shoot day akin to a tasting menu... One lucky team enjoys sport on a quintet of Norfolk’s finest driven shoots.
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