The Ultimate Guide to Women's Breeks: Sizing, Styles, and More!
Breeks are a classic piece of shooting kit. Whether you want shooting breeks in moleskin or tweed, with a new style storm cuff or a more traditional buckle, we’ve found them for you.
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Deer, Squirrels, and Guns: The Hidden Issues Behind Tree Planting
Creating forests is very often seen as an answer to all our eco-ills, but planting the trees is just the start of the work.
The lure of the (most things) British.
Some musings on British fieldsports and traditions seen through a Norweigan lens.
Give Us the Money or The Curlew Gets It!
How do the big players in the conservation industry get vast amounts of taxpayers' money? Why are the people handing out enormous grants not interested in the fact that the organisations pleading poverty are in reality making eye-watering profits?
The Better Way to Introduce Young Shots to Shooting
We want our children to shoot with joy and pleasure. The first shot and the first experiences are vital for a young girl or boy. My point: start with a 12-bore
From Aa to Zi - My Mission to Fish the Alphabet
Have you ever noticed how many waterways have names that sound like letters? I've set out to fish all 26 letters of the alphabet
Resisting Temptation: Should You Shoot Pigeons on a Driven Day?
Often we must ignore the best birds of the drive.
Country Roads: The Joy and Frustration of Sharing our Lanes
I love our lanes but so do too many others. And not all of them should be there!!
Moorland DOES matter
A less-than-fashionable review of Mr Ian Coghill's book "Moorland Matters" reprinted from Country Squire Magazine (August 2021).
Are the Differences Between 'Game' and 'Coarse' Fish Really So Great?
When is a fish not a fish? And why is it OK to kill and eat a trout, but not a tench? The division between game and coarse angling seems as wide as the Grand Canyon. But why is that? And what needs to happen?
It's Quiz Night - but not as you know it
We farmers like to do things differently, and an evening of intellectual challenges (and sausage sandwiches) can certainly be filed under 'different'.
Christmas Trees, Robins and Cats
How many times has your Christmas Tree come under attack from the predators inside the house? An amusing article describing my experience with decimated Christmas Trees and predator pets.