How to design a FITASC course, with George Digweed
A tennis court is a tennis court, a rugby pitch a rugby pitch but for some sports the design of the course makes all the
A tennis court is a tennis court, a rugby pitch a rugby pitch but for some sports the design of the course makes all the
Californian Coyote Calling You might think California is all about roller blading, margaritas and reconstructive surgery, but no! There is normal stuff too, such as
It has been a hot busy morning in Namibia in search of game. We are guests of Zeiss Sports Optics who have taken over Blaser’s
Close call foxes with Roy Lupton Roy is usually a man on a mission, but today there is extra fire burning in those eyes. The
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,
Hardcore ferreting Simon Whitehead is a professional ferreter, that’s part pest controller, part clown, part poet and part transportation engineer. When he’s not sorting out
This story starts in September. A few days before the start of the shooting season, George asks us over to film some driven boar shooting…
Steadiness is like obedience, but much, much more. Top gundog trainer Ricky Moloney keeps his gundogs steady on a shoot day.
George and his mate Steve are in a field in Sussex hitting the stealth mode button. George has taken delivery of a new electric powered
Calling Foxes in Close Roy Lupton may look like a mild mannered man taking a stroll in the woods but don’t be fooled. With the
Hunting Bear with Hounds When we go down to the woods today we’re in for a big surprise – we hope! … we are going
George Digweed’s boar problem started last autumn but the shooting season put a stop to any control measures. He has tried driving them in the
Olympic shooting star Peter Wilson tries out the new Holland & Holland Sporter, enjoys the South Dorset Hunt, talks Olympics and Rio 2016 and hangs
Cats famously have nine lives. Foxes are not so lucky, especially not this one, who is ignoring the advice of his friends the crows. This
Find out how to enter CPSA registered shoots. We join Schools Challenge competitor Will Ford for a day at the challenging Wylye Valley ground. He
Lamping foxes is an art and everyone has their own way of doing it. There are the calls, the transport, the shooting rest and of
The Daystate Wolverine .303 has got people talking – Some say ‘it’s awesome’. Others point out that, in order to own this work of Dr
We are in London for a one day symposium on Wildlife Diseases and Conservation, run by the Veterinary Association for Wildlife Management and held at
There is winged game and then there is winged game. And then there is driven grouse – it is expensive – it is exclusive but
Game chef Lee Maycock is on his first ever day on the moor in search of red grouse. He wants to find out why this
Using high speed video we illustrate how the pellet flies through the air and the compensation you need to make a clean kill. We are
Here is the Alabama kid with his 1,051lb pig. Click here for the story Americans enjoy hunting both of their hog varieties. There are the
Understanding the concept of “lead” when shooting a shotgun can be difficult to grasp. In this film we slow the action down. It allows the
We’re in central London where the feral pigeons are a real menace. The birds have found all sorts of places to roost around a busy
Do you know your African animals? You get a few seconds of film of an African animal – and you have to to name it.
We speak to the man who made the decision to cancel this year’s Game Fair. We’re also counting the cost, speaking to the traders such
This film clearly explains the fundamentals of setting up your air rifle for the type of hunting you want to do. We compare drop-off between
We are in Africa, and we’re talking crap. From fewmets to faeces, from stools to stinky stuff, what animals leave behind them can tell you
LadiesLoveJaM, FearCrads, MrsBlackOps,OakelFish, and KSIolajidebt we salute you. You shoot proper guns beautifully – and this film shows how. We are out with the top
There’s a leopard caught in a trap! Blaser Safari’s Marc Hillerman is called out by his farm manager after discovering a dead antelope in his
Some of the top stars in the world of clayshooting explain how they started in a series of inspiring stories for anyone – and we
Clayshooting coaching tips from Commonwealth Games Olympic Trap silver medallist Abbey Burton. Learn to shoot straighter with Abbey. This item first appeared in Fieldsports Britain,
Foxhunting? It’s got a future. Shooting? nobody’s going to ban it. Barney White-Spunner is the new executive chairman of the Countryside Alliance and he has
When Archie, a much-loved cocker spaniel, disappeared in 2009, his owners Simon Barr and Selena Masson thought they would never see him again. We meet
It’s a textbook demonstration of how effective a call can be during the roe deer rut. We are on a estate in Hampshire which hasn’t
We talk through shooting situations that present themselves during the roebuck season in the south of England. Is there a safe backstop, or is a
This is the moment two employees of the League Against Cruel Sports, a charity which campaigns against hunting, shooting and other activities, were caught trespassing
Top flyfisher Charles Jardine explains the UK’s Fishing For Schools project, which is backed by the Countryside Alliance. This item first appeared in Fieldsports Britain,
We review Ian Coley Shooting School, one of the finest instruction, guns and game shooting resources in the West of England. Located just outside Cheltenham
So how do you do a job you love knowing that what you do may possibly be illegal? In this film for the Countryside Alliance,
A cartoon guide to the Edwardian shooting party, brought to your screens by our friends at Berry Brothers & Rudd, makers of that superb shooting
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
A thriving game farm that takes great pride in producing pheasant poults, partridge poults (chicks) and mallard growers. Situated five miles south of Ashford in
Part of the battle to get your shooting right is to get yourself prepared to shoot. London 2012 Olympic Trap hopeful Abbey Burton explains how
Take two famous shooters – Robert Bucknall, author of Foxing with Lamp & Rifle, and Michael Yardley, author of any number of books about shooting,
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
Here’s how the RSCPA killed a healthy eagle. It’s a shocking story of falconer Roy Lupton’s attempt to save an injured wild golden eagle. Despite
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