A decade of Shoot 1.0 is over: it's time to make plans for Shoot 2.0

Ten successful and fun years running a 900-acre rough shoot have come to an end. What wisdom and experience can we bring to the next 120-acre version?

They Only Serve, Who Only Stand And Wait

For every one Gun in the line there are probably ten unsung heroes lurking in the foliage.

The Mystery of the Long-Eared Owls and the Goshawk

After a strange encounter in the heart of the forest, the aftermath of a goshawk’s dinner presents a number of confusing questions.

Got Beef - Can Buying a Steak Be Good For Nature?

In this episode of Beyond the Hedge, Patrick Galbraith delves into the world of sustainable farming and its impact on Britain's rural landscape.

Is It Time to Demand a Charter for Rural Rights?

With farmers up and down the land expressing their dissatisfaction through protest, it is time to think about what a fair rural charter might look like.

Sealyham Terriers and The Colditz Story

Sealyhams are splendid terriers but admirers would do well to read the classic tale of wartime escapes.

Chasing Grouse with English Setters in Scotland's Highlands

My first proper trip to Scotland, my first grouse and how I'm gradually turning into my father.

Uncovering the Secrets of the English Hedgerow

Lasers and hedgerows - scientific breakthrough or merely billhooks? .

The Scary, Yet Rewarding World of Beginner Gundog Training

Dear Beginner Handler, Your First Time Gundog Training Will Be Scary. But It Gets Better.

Why farmers need to be revolting

Farmers across Europe are showing that protest works; now it's time for Britain to join the party

From Hunter to Guide: A Thrilling Journey in Kyrgyzstan

Experience the thrill of Ibex hunting amidst Kyrgyzstan's rugged mountains. Explore the challenges, triumphs, and beauty of the hunt, where each step is a heartbeat and each sighting is a chapter in the epic tale of man and nature.

The Magic of the Ancient Sheep Breeds of Soay and Boreray

These ancient breeds from the Outer Hebrides are prized for their hardiness, prehistoric heritage and their character