Fieldfares, partridges and a love in idleness
When you first arrive on your peg before the drive what are you thinking? What are you really thinking?
When you first arrive on your peg before the drive what are you thinking? What are you really thinking?
Can a 64-year-old Dartmoor hillbilly Eat, Pray and Love?
As a child, I was adopted by a wise and canny countryman – and in the desperate panic of a silly mistake, the old man saved the day.
Anyone else noticed the anti-meat agenda seems a little quiet this Veganuary?
Henry Williamson published Tarka the Otter in 1927, yet I believe the nature writing of 'The Last Romantic' continues to hold great relevance today, in a world that seems to have forgotten what truth is.
Run ins with the police was nothing new for Cirencester students 40 years ago but hiding a 'body' from them livened up an otherwise ordinary May day morning
Jamie Blackett attempts to spot the trends, opportunities and threats in farming and field sports.
Reflecting on half-century of sporting adventure, I am struck by how fortunate I have been to live in a time when these pleasures have been within reach
Hollywood gives fly fishing a 21st century makeover
Some musings on British fieldsports and traditions seen through a Norweigan lens.
My global farming adventures continue in New Zealand, as a new Government forms and a new dawn begins for Kiwi farmers. Change is coming, but this time around, farmers will have a seat at the decision-making table.
After a long career in the shooting 'industry', I take a look at the all the challenges that shooting faces and ask whether it is fair to point the finger of blame at 'commercial' shooting.