Field Sports
Shooting ladies hit clays and record numbers
Scotland’s premier all female shooting club is going from strength to strength with record numbers attending their latest shoot. Glad Rags and Cartridge Bags held their shoot on Sunday at the superlative Netherdale House in Turriff. Glad Rags is unique in that they hold their monthly events at private exclusive venues not at traditional shooting…
Read MoreGamekeepers take a shot to help community
A group of Scots gamekeepers have come together to help save a community playgroup a four figure sum for the encouragement of outdoor learning. For some time, officials at Edzell Playgroup in Angus have been costing out a revamp of the gardens used by the kids for outdoor play. However, the quotes they received were…
Read MoreTravel around the world in 18 golf courses
We all know that Scotland is the home of golf, so it appropriately one of our courses in a collection of 18 of the world’s must-play venues. It’s that time of year when people are planning their next holidays so www.golfscape.com have put a spotlight on golf gems in destinations all over the world. From…
Read MoreShooting ladies are aiming for a special target
Scotland’s premier all female shooting club, Glad Rags & Cartridge Bags held their latest event at the glorious Wardhill Castle. This is one of the oldest privately-owned estates in Scotland, having been in the Lesley family for more than 800 years. Mhairi Morriss owner of Jomm Events and founder of Glad Rags and Cartridge Bags…
Read MoreExclusive chance to have Royal Marine sniper training
Scottish shooters are being offered the chance to enjoy a rare sniper experience with the Royal Marines this month. In aid of the Royal Marines Charity, there are a handful of places available for either men or women on a bespoke course designed for non-military participants. The cost is £4000 per person. It will run…
Read MoreTurning back the clock to try angling – 1980s style
It has been a long time since plentiful salmon were caught on the River Awe, but a radical ‘new’ technique has had some surprising success… I couldn’t help but feel despondent when flicking through my parents’ old fishing records covering the 1970s and 1980s. What I wouldn’t give to have been around in those days,…
Read MoreKennel Club’s Vulnerable Working Dog Breeds
In households across the nation, we wake to the sound of paws clambering across the kitchen floor and the delightful feeling of wet drool kissing our hands – the beloved family pooch kindly reminding us they are ready for breakfast. No matter their shape or size, the mere companionship of a four-legged friend is enjoyed…
Read MoreA relaxing day of fishing for ladies this weekend
A day of fishing, just for ladies, is taking place this weekend. The ladies fishing day is taking place in Kelso this Saturday, with Anne Woodcock of Fish Pal and Orvis Kelso. Anne is hosting monthly Saturday ladies events on the River Tweed with Orvis Kelso from November until April. The day starts at 10am…
Read MoreTopics reveals for Game and Wildlife Trust conference
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust in Scotland has announced the topics and speakers for its spring conference. Taking place on Friday 29 March at Perth Racecourse, the keynote address will be given by Edward Mountain, MSP for Highland and Islands and Convener of the Rural Economy and Connectivity Committee of the Scottish Parliament. Titled…
Read MoreForum nets a generous donation from anglers
Anglers who fish on the River Tweed have made a generous donation, before the start of the new salmon fishing season. Before they can cast their lines on 2 February, Borders environmental charity, Tweed Forum has been presented with a £1,986 donation from anglers who fish on the river and its tributaries, thanks to the…
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