We’re shooting massive Welsh partridges on the Mighty Garth with Paul Childerley, Fieldsports Nation member Gary Froggatt, and shoot owner James Davies Cooke’s old mates from his days at Sparsholt. With the Welsh government attacking fieldsports at every opportunity, this could be our last chance to enjoy outstanding sport and wonderful hospitality in these stunning valleys – so we’re making the most of it.
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We join a lovely little farm shoot in Warwickshire, driven shooting’s equivalent of a Sunday league football team. This one was set up by Phil Taylor three years ago, and aims to deliver a simple, value-for-money syndicate shoot. Today the
Fieldsports physio Helen Stammers recommends a range of simple exercises to help you limber up ahead of the game season, ready to lug around your gun and cartridges, and take on those high flyers over your head. Follow Helen at
Spring is here, and across the country preparations are underway for the season ahead. For part-time keeper Kevin Copeland, this year is about more than just rearing pheasants — it’s about passing something on. With his daughter Esme by his
Want to become a loader, working with Guns on some of the big game shoots? You can take a LANTRA-certified one-day course to learn the basics, and become a qualified loader. We join a course run by Ann Litchfield of
The end of the shooting season sees the hard work of beaters rewarded. Those who want to – and who catch the eye of the gamekeeper – come back to the shoot with their own guns. That’s what’s happening today
We are on a young farmers’ shoot near Colchester in Essex. Charlie Morton has invited his agri-mates to come and enjoy his family’s pheasant and partridge shoot. One of the guns, George Lawrence, is trying out a new shotgun shell