A way to get rich AND improve understanding of the countryside?
The power of investing in the right people for rural advocacy.
The power of investing in the right people for rural advocacy.
Not long ago, the fly-fishing season started in spring and ended in early autumn. As the leaves started to fall, our rods were stowed away and forgotten through the long torpor of winter hibernation. Not any more...
2023 has been a strange year for conservation on our little patch of Dumfries and Galloway
Why we should adopt some of the Germanic hunting traditions at home.
I vividly remember the day my mum bought her first book on bonefish fishing, simply titled ‘Bonefish’. Soon after, she purchased her very own bonefish rod, a Sage Xi2 8-weight. For 20 years, that rod sat dormant in her fishing cupboard in Scotland
Veganism seems to be on the wane but why can't people aim for a middle ground where they eat meat sustainably and ethically?
Drystone walls and hedges are a vital part of our countryside's rich tapestry, both psychologically and environmentally, but what does the future hold for these iconic boundary markers?
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.
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.
Some musings on British fieldsports and traditions seen through a Norweigan lens.
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?
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