Save Our Intangible Cultural Heritage of Fieldsports!

This is our chance to safeguard our rich cultural heritage of fieldsports and country activities. We may be a minority but we are unique and indigenous - and we mean to survive.

Episode 22 : Kirstene Hair - Politics to Pivoting

Kirstene Hair is a former Member of Parliament and political advisor, who now owns and runs Empower, a leadership coaching business for women. Join us as Kirstene shares her journey from growing up on the farming family, to politics and beyond.

Episode 21 : Emma Clark - Family to Five Star

Emma Clark owns and runs Glenegedale House on the Isle of Islay, an award winning, five star guest house, alongside her husband Graeme. Join us as Emma shares the very emotional journey behind her family succession and building the business.

Episode 7 - The Christmas Shoot, Pheasants, Missing Duck & Festive Cheer

The season continues for our small syndicate in Wiltshire. In this episode I carry a gun for a day, the Christmas shoot and the squirrel cup battle continues

Embracing the Exploration of Empty Land: Finding Awe in Wilderness

Finding joy in the empty spaces on the map

Rural Resolutions: 5 New Year goals you might actually achieve.

Tend to ditch your New Year’s resolutions by January 2nd each year? Me too. Here are 5 rural resolutions that are easy to keep, will grow your love of the countryside, and do a bit of good too.

The Disturbing Reality of New Zealand Lamb in UK Supermarkets

We went on a hunt to find a leg of lamb for Christmas dinner....it was a lot harder than expected

The Mystery of Migration

The migration of birds has fascinated natural history scholars for thousands of years. Now we are beginning to get a better idea about how birds use innate abilities and a range of other cues to help them migrate huge distances across the globe.

The Changing Fortunes of Forestry: From Warships to Forest Bathing

Planting trees for the next generation, why wouldn't you? I bet they didn't have this in mind though...

For Passion, Not Profit: Is Commercial Shooting TOO Commercial?

After a day on a private family shoot, I was left deep in thought about the healthier sides of the atmosphere on this type of day versus a typical bought day. Here are a few of those thoughts in written and video form

Feedlot Farming: Are We Too Quick To Judge?

Have we lost sight of the role farming has to play in not only addressing the climate and nature crises, but in actually feeding people? A visit to an Indonesian feedlot is a reminder that people are starving and farming has a bigger task at hand.

The Greatest Fieldsports Debates

Proper controversies are never truly resolved - so here are ten big questions for YOU to argue over this Christmas