We are out with three generations of beaters from the same family: Jack, Richard and Peter Smith are father, son and grandson. It’s the first
Two shooters from Somerset are on fox patrol around a shoot when they come across a foxshooting field of dreams. Find out how Stephen Phillips
With foxes on the prowl for pheasant poults, it’s time for keepers to get out the rifles and start shooting. To coincide with this, Sauer
Andy Crow faces some of the most challenging partridge and duck shooting he has ever seen – and the pheasants aren’t bad either. He is
The National Gamekeepers’ Organisation gets its Midlands members on to a hillside in Derbyshire to try out Browning’s latest crop of rifles: the X-Bolt, T-Bolt
George Digweed is a busy man. He has just won his 25th world title in a domination of shooting sports that began in the 1980’s.
The Purdey Awards for Conservation show some of the work that shoots up and down the UK put into general conservation. We visit the five
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We’ve got a gamekeeper who’s a bit of an old softie. Although he has ‘dealt with’ lots of foxes in the line of his work,
It’s July – a busy time of year for keepers – and we’re out with Gary Freegard, gamekeeper on a 4,000-acre shooting estate on the
Is this the ultimate gamekeeper transport? Sporting Shooter editor Dom Holtam takes the Polaris range for a burn round the fields. This film first appeared
The proof of the pudding is in the eating or, in this case, the shooting. Canal Game Farm’s birds are on shoots all over the
We join gamekeeping students at Plumpton College in Sussex on their shoot day. This film first appeared in Fieldsports Britain, episode 6. To watch the
With the pheasant opening day around the corner, gamekeepers are out after foxes and Sporting Rifle expert Mike Powell is no exception. He’s protecting his
Canal Game Farm is producing them for estates all over the country – the white pheasant is (a) a useful marker for other birds or
Canal Game Farm is delivering English greys partridges at the start of the partridge shooting season – but these ones are not for shooting. They
Some 36,000 partridge chicks are on their way to Canal Game Farm at the end of April. Staff are there to make sure they settle
It’s flatpack hell at Canal Game Farm as staff set up the brooder huts. They took them down at the end of last season and
Panellists on the new countrysports webTV debate programme Shooting Politics lay into the RSPB for its attacks on gamekeepers, its attempt to ‘monster’ countryside managers
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