Shooting advice: tips, techniques and expertise for clay, game and rough shooting
Whether you’re a novice stepping onto the clay ground for the first time or an experienced Gun looking to sharpen your technique, this is where you’ll find the knowledge to shoot better.
Sporting Gun’s shooting section covers every discipline – driven game, walked-up days, roughshooting, pigeon and corvid control, wildfowling and clay shooting across all formats. Our team of professional shots and industry experts delivers first-hand advice on technique, gun mount, footwork, reading the line and everything else that separates a good day from a great one.
Beyond technique, we cover the seasonal rhythms of the shooting year, from early-season partridge to the final pheasant drives of February, alongside practical guidance on etiquette, safety and getting the most from every day in the field.
Geoff Garrod on the fine art of crop protection and the invaluable role buckwheat can play in the game
Dom Holtam travels to the Tamar Valley in pursuit of some spectacular, sustainable snipe shooting
The Shotgun and Chelsea Bun Club are rebranding with aims of revolutionising visibility for women shooting.
HIKMICRO is set to unveil its latest thermal and night vision technology at the British Shooting Show (BSS) 2024 this weekend.
Champion gundog trainer Ben Randall’s highly anticipated debut book, How to train your gundog, is now available to order.
Vicky Payne has been scratching her head this month after what appears to be a simple muscle sprain diagnosis turns out to be something much more unusual – but, as ever, her perseverance pays off!
As rumours abound of the number of mallard being released on game shoots, Alan Jarrett recounts some of his memorable encounters with this humble, ubiquitous duck
From cuts and eye injuries, to muscle strains and hypothermia, Vicky Payne runs through some common issues in working dogs and how to treat them
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