There are rabbits everywhere and this farm in Kent is suffering – but there is a professional shooter to clean them up. We’re out with
Lots of people don’t have access to a range to get into the swing of shooting driven game. Well here’s a cheap and cheerful way
School kids from across England get together at the Oxford Gun Company for a schools clay competition that’s part of the Schools Challenge series of
The Universities’ Challenge, hosted by Oxford Brookes, takes place at the Oxford Gun Company, with teams from colleges and universities all over the UK competing
Reservoir fishing is incredibly popular in the UK, with more than 700,000 people doing it. We get a chance to see how the fisheries manager
We’re after crows, rooks, jackdaws and magpies, protecting livestock feed from the thieving birds, and our shooter Stuart Williams from Kendal in Cumbria is using
We’re at the Oxford Gun Company on a glorious sunny summer’s day for the Browning Owners Club day 2012. This item first appeared in Fieldsports
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
Rifle magazine’s Tim Pilbeam and Sporting Shooter magazine’s Roy Lupton. Tim has set up a course of targets on his farm in Sussex. And, of
Test Splat Special is our new series looking at household items that go sploosh or squelch when you shoot them. This week we try a
Fox shooter Roy Lupton is expecting a bumper crop tonight. He is out in a customised Land Rover Discovery to make an impression on a
We start with a stalk, try eating game feed, sit up a high seat, enjoy the wildlife, get annoyed by a dog walker who spoils
Peregrine falcon training can be a breeze when you start playing with kites. In this film Roy Lupton is taking his young falcon “the Dude”
It’s crop protection time. David Taylor, director of shooting at the Countryside Alliance, meets game chef Mark Gilchrist who is trying to keep the wood
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,
Olympic gold medallist Peter Wilson joins the Fieldsports Channel team to explain Olympic shooting sports. The Olympic Double Trap gold medallist talks about clay disciplines
Nicky Sadler follows the Ledbury Hunt, hunting within the law, in its Friday country, near Tewkesbury in Gloucestershire. Hounds are known to have hunted the
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
We visit the Corinium rifle range – www.coriniumrange.com – in Gloucestershire, run by Swarovski pro stalker Paul Hill. Need to check a zero or test
The Norwegian film maker and survival expert is in the UK to meet game chef Mark Gilchrist who has promised him some new hunting experiences.
Like ferrets and lurchers? You will love the South Somerset Ferreters. Where other people get together in shopping centres or leisure parks, here is a
Top tips on clayshooting with multiple world champion George Digweed, brought to you by the Clay Pigeon Shooting Association. This item first appeared in Fieldsports
The Yorkshire Dales are a paradise for rabbits. In order to save the grass for the sheep, that means a lot of fun ferreting and
We are out on lovely autumn pheasant and partridge shoot day in Kent, the Garden of England. As well as some nicely presented birds, we
Here is what happens when people feed foxes. They become tame enough to lose their fear of humans. This time it is not a real
Browning launches the B725 Citori to gunshops in the UK at top clay ground the Royal Berkshire Shooting School. Watch this film to find out
Are foxes getting bigger? Pest controller Roy Lupton thinks they are. He shot an enormous 35.5lb dog fox on new years eve. It dwarfs other
There’s more than one way to catch a rat. And if at first you don’t succeed, try, try again. We start with smoking ’em out
Farmer Andy Crow always has problems with pigeons but now he’s having to contend with Canada and greylag geese. Every morning they’re landing on a
Roy Lupton wants a new double rifle. He travels from his home in the UK to France to buy a lovely new gun – and
We take a look behind the scenes at the world famous Quex museum in Kent. Major Percy Horace Powell-Cotton (1866-1940) made 27 trips to Africa
We join the Blencathra for a snowy day at Caldbeck, the home of the famous huntsman John Peel, known from the song “D’ye ken John
It is the final straw. Roy Lupton has tried to get rid of his rats by smoking them out, using terriers and air-rifles. Now he
Countryside Alliance shooting director David Taylor goes to the Walney Island Wildfowling Club near Barrow-in-Furness to see how it manages its land and steers a
Shotgun instructor David Florent of the Oxford Gun Company teaches people who are new to shooting the basics of the sport, including gun mount and
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
Join the UK’s premier clayshooting initiative for young shots. It is the first of two clay competitions for school and college kids, held in the
Join the UK’s premier clayshooting initiative for young shots. It is the first of two clay competitions for school and college kids, held in the
Torben Espensen saved up and made the trip of a lifetime: to hunt and shoot a southern white rhino in South Africa. It cost him
Every autumn, Scottish stags clatter into each other and roar out their desire for their hinds. Countryside Alliance director of shooting David Taylor meets Highland
Game chef Mark Gilchrist describes how he and a friend shot two rare white foxes on farmland in Kent. The sighting has been described as
Barbel and zander offer exciting and challenging coarse fishing. We are on the banks of one of the best spots in the country, Collingham Weir.
Greylag and pinkfoot geese brave a 1,000-mile journey across wild seas to come to the UK every year in their hundreds of thousands. Countryside Alliance
Want to shoot airguns? Here are a few tips from Airgun World editor and king of the airgunners Terry Doe. It’s a useful guide for
Faced with a man-eating lion, professional hunter Don Heath, tells us how he dealt with the disease-ridden cat. This film first appeared in Fieldsports Britain,
Professional hunter Don Heath needs to be able to read the body language of dangerous game. In this film he talks us through incidents involving
Professional hunter and ballistics expert Don Heath talks us through the body language of African game. His job is to make sure his clients don’t
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