From why grouse present such a challenge to how to shoot successfully on the moor, George Digweed shares his top tips in this guide to grouse. Whether this season will…
The Field
September 2020
Grey partridge saviours – the heroes behind the birds’ revival; Driven grouse in the Borders – family and friends at Thirlestane Castle; Do we need hot gundogs? – why most…
Traditional roast grouse recipe
Few things can beat our traditional roast grouse recipe. And especially with the first brace of the season. A young bird is best cooked the traditional way, so make this…
New study reveals the great benefits of grouse shooting to moorland communities
A new study has been conducted by the University of Northampton to assess the economic and social effects of integrated moorland management, including grouse shooting. Researchers found that the great…
BGA and Mac & Wild launch new Grouse Cooking Kits
Brand new Grouse Cooking Kits have launched today, created by the British Game Alliance and London-based, Scottish restaurant and butcher Mac & Wild. The kit recreates a traditional roasted grouse…
Gift of Grouse and regional moorland groups: empowering those ‘up the glen’
Moorlands have long been loved by visitors, but the public’s understanding of their management remains poor. Gift of Grouse and seven regional moorland groups are working to close the gap,…
Six spectacular south west properties for sale now
The Field selects the very best south west properties on the market now, spanning Dorset, Devon and Cornwall. From nearby coastlines to magnificent histories and careful restorations, our pick features…
What makes a proper British picnic?
While elaborate feasts are usually a staple of the summer social calendar, now is the time to remember the simple pleasure of the ‘Ratty and Mole’ approach. Sunshine and scenery…
How to look after a horn handled walking stick
If you have been fortunate enough to inherit a horn handled walking stick, there’s no need to leave it at home for fear of damage. Horn handled walking sticks are…
Welsh castles: fortifying Wales
Wales is the castle capital of the world, and the tiny country’s huge number of fortresses have a rich and fascinating history. Ettie Neil-Gallacher advises on which Welsh castles are…