Fieldsports Britain – Commonwealth Games shooting heroes and foxes with Robert Bucknell
Our Commonwealth Games shooting winners (and we hope our Olympic winners in 2012) get an airing on this week’s programme. We ask double gold medal
Our Commonwealth Games shooting winners (and we hope our Olympic winners in 2012) get an airing on this week’s programme. We ask double gold medal
It’s the most mysterious piece of kit in shooting and in this week’s programme we’re on a mission to discover the answer to the big
What’s cuter: seals or squirrels? In this week’s programme we’re off to shoot both of them. We’re with Center Parcs ranger Jerry Moss in Cumbria,
Meet Alice Barnard, the new chief executive of the Countryside Alliance. Presenter Charlotte Reather talks to the 33-year-old from Leicestershire about her views on issues
It’s a dog and bird episode of our weekly programme. On the bird front, we join ace airgunner Frank Underdown to learn how to bring
We’re looking at camouflage this week. Indeed we’re looking at ‘glamouflage’: as fashion at last weekend’s Midland Game Fair and in the field, calling in
How to put a scope on a rifle (and then go and shoot a fox with it); how to handle a big-bag partridge day at
This week’s half-hour programme has us in Ireland, Scotland and England. We’re crossing the water to see the lurcher and terrier action at the Birr
It’s the man who wants buzzards back on the vermin list. In this week’s programme, Alex Hogg, chairman of the Scottish Gamekeepers Association, talks about
Grouseshooting is not about squandering squillions. We’re in Cumbria shooting grouse over pointers in this week’s programme — it’s a kind of extreme dog walking.
It’s all about pigeons – and a bit about pheasants and fallow deer. In this episode of our half-hour weekly show Fieldsports Britain, we’re in
Grouse grouse grouse: are there lots to shoot? why can you only move them at night? what makes the king of gamebirds so magical? In
Sporting hero George Digweed returned from Italy a fortnight ago confirmed as probably the best British clay shot who has ever lived. He won his
We covered the CLA Game Fair from top to bottom and 144,000 of you were there. And what a show we have for you: *
The triplets are back – and now they’re armed! The fabulous foxhunting Simes girls from Leicestershire go out and enjoy a shooting lesson – and
Fancy shooting a fox at 1,000 yards? We learn how at an incredible long-distance range thanks to riflescope manufacturer Zeiss. Planning a romantic weekend break?
We’ve got shooting and fishing this week. First fishing: the River Test is meant to be a world-class angling destination. In this week’s half-hour show
Crows at short range, an Irish game fair and how to put on a charity shoot: this week’s programme has it all for the discerning
British foxhunters went to the Houses of Parliament at Westminster with their grievances and got beaten up. Presented by Irish Countrysports & Country Life editor
Trout, pigeons and politics. In this week’s show we are in the spectacular wilderness that is the North-West tip of Scotland (thanks to the Kinlochbervie
What will the future hold for firearms law following the Cumbria shooting tragedy? In this week’s half-hour Fieldsports Britain show, we’re talking to top experts
What a show we’ve got for you…! + We’re at the Cumbria Fishing Festival learning top tips about river flyfishing for trout and grayling with
We’re after pike and carp at Bishops Bowl Fishery in Warwickshire with Jan Porter, one of the top coarse anglers of today and the face
This week we visit the secret military installation that is Browning’s factory in Belgium where, alongside the automatic rifles, the craftsmen of the Browning Custom
Incredible. The Sun newspaper ran a full page article saying how awful it was that we showed a film of Rugby League superstar Keiron Cunningham
In this programme, we’ve got shotguns, fish and politicians: * What makes you like one gunmaker over another? We’re at the Browning Owners Club day
St Helens rugby league team captain Keiron Cunningham is one of the great ambassadors of fieldsports. In this week’s half-hour programme we follow him out
We meet Fergus Beeley. Fergus is the next David Attenborough – and, unusually for a media luvvie, he’s a keen falconer. He has made every
Your local game fair will be bigger and better than ever before this year – and this week our half-hour weekly programme tells you why.
It’s the best countryside show on telly. Half an hour a week, and this week Fieldsports Britain has for you: + The winner of Crufts
It’s the best countryside show on telly. Half an hour a week, and this week Fieldsports Britain has for you: The winner of Crufts working
Probably the best shot in the world, George Digweed has won seven World FITASC Championships, nine World Sporting Championships, thirteen European Championships and fourteen World
Want to know the latest and greatest kit from gunshops this year? It’s the European hunting show IWA, held each March in Germany, and we’re
Want to know the latest and greatest kit from gunshops this year? It’s the European hunting show IWA, held each March in Germany, and we’re
There’s so much to see in this week’s Fieldsports Britain, episode 16. We’ show amazing footage of lamping rabbits with a hawk, we’re at the
Amy, Harriet and Laura Simes are the kind of gang you’d expect to find at St Trinians. They are noisy 13-year-old identical triplets who love
The British Association for Shooting & Conservation is past its 100th birthday and has come a long way since it was a loose association of
Just because the pheasant season is over, don’t be glum. We’re out rabbiting on a Land Rover you can drive from the roof, we’re providing
In his time Chris Burns has been the gundog training expert for Shooting Times and Sporting Shooter. He runs Breezeleaf Kennels in the south of
With the bulk of the shooting season coming to a close, we’re after so much in this half-hour Fieldsports Britain show. How do you shoot
It’s that Fieldsports Britain time of the week again and we are culling roe does, avoiding crashing our cars into deer (not very successfully) and
In 1995, Jim Barrington was director of the League Against Cruel Sports. Today he works for the Countryside Alliance. Where did it all go right?
My we’ve had a busy week. It’s the episode with the hindstalking in Galloway, the Boxing Day meet with the Surrey & Old Burstow, another
Take two famous shooters – Robert Bucknall, author of Foxing with Lamp & Rifle, and Michael Yardley, author of any number of books about shooting,
Just what has Boris Johnson and Sebastian Coe got against shooting sports? We’re at the Sportsman Gun Centre in Exeter with London 2012 Olympic Skeet
Let’s get festive. This half-hour Fieldsports Britain programme has got: * Stuck for a gift for the shooter in your life? We have dozens of
We’re at the Sportsman Gun Centre in Exeter with London 2012 Olympic Skeet hopeful and team GB member Rory Warlow, BASC South-West director Jamie Stewart
Which was bigger – the 851lb Bluefin Tuna caught off Scarborough in 1933 or the 852lb Bluefin caught in 1949? According to the Tunny Club
Could you ask for better sport? The Lakeland fells covered in brick red bracken with a bright blue sky atop, it’s time to go fellhunting
Badger bumped by a car? Knock it on the head. Oiled seabird? Give it a lethal injection. That may become official policy from the UK
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