The latest in a series of a year on a DIY syndicate in Wiltshire. This time final preparations are being made for the season ahead and the story of how Tim's cat's entry was deemed to be illegible
A few months spent getting the dogs lamping fit, followed by an unfortunate event right before the start.
The first instalment in a series of blogs, detailing my journey from former rugby player and self-confessed 'Townie', to lover of countrysports, gundogs and shooting.
Walking a Scottish mountain - it didn't take long to realise that steep ridge after steep ridge is for mountain goats, red deer and ptarmigan, not some southern softee.
This November, some of the world’s best-known gunmakers will descend on London
The success story of a small river in Northern Iceland where one man controls the whole system and how he brought it back to life.
The hot, dry June, the wettest July in history, a brief OK spell in August followed by the craziest September ever. We are not impressed!
An emergency stop to shoot birds, just part of everyday life when you are a photographer. Especially when the birds are game (pardon the pun) and pose for the camera.
So what is it like to cast a line into Englands finest waters? I spend a day fishing the gin clear waters of the famous chalk stream
In this episode hosts Hannah & Charlotte are joined by Laura Warrender of Minuntion Estate in Ayrshire. Laura shares her story from the bright lights of working in television to family life and immersing herself in rural Scotland.
For over 800 years the deer parks and hunting grounds of County Durham not only provided sport and food, but were symbols of high status and created intense rivalry between members of the Church elite.
Once the hunting season is over and the hunt horses are fattening themselves in their fields, the show season kicks off… with both good and bad results