Want to Reconnect with Nature? Just Walk

If you want to know what is happening to nature and know yourself better, start by getting out of your SUV

Lord Charles Moore: We ruralites must stick up for our countryside

Lord Moore, former editor of the Daily Telegraph speaks to Bobby Angelov about his career and his love for hunting and country sports.

Sweet itch........ What is it and what can we do to help stop it?

Sweet itch is on such a high at the moment. So I wanted to answer a few questions about what it is and what we can do to help horses with it.

Fishing goals for experts and beginners

Here are some common fishing aspirations that I've encountered over the years. Whether you're a newcomer to the sport or a seasoned pro, these suggestions might inspire you to create your own fishing bucket list.

Trees, property and vines - long term investing and climate change

Everyone says they believe in climate change, but sometimes their investments for the future suggest otherwise..

Never Squander a Guide

A few thoughts on how to get the most from a guided fishing day.

Great - but by association only.

Inspired by a visit to the grave of Capt Ronnie Wallace, the greatest amateur huntsman of the 20th century, I look back on my time in charge of hunts; amateur in the worst sense of the word.

What they forget to tell you when you take up fly-fishing

Forget about fancy casts and an encyclopaedic knowleldge of entomology - this is what you really need to know if you want to be a fly angler

Introducing Gasm Drinks

Richard, Sam and Tommy are the family team behind Gasm Drinks—a company that has the sporting countryside written into its DNA.

Hunting. From the quarry’s perspective

An entirely tongue-in-cheek look at hunting from the other end of the gun

An Angler's Arc

The discovery of my old tacklebox in the attic triggers memories and an epiphany

When did you last hear a curlew?

Or for that matter a cuckoo, a nightingale, or a turtle dove. And when did you last see the lapwing's lazy bouncing flight behind a tractor, their sharp acrylic Robin Gilmour patterns now watery colours etched in our minds across a silent landscape