Guided shooting
Launching firstTime on Yorkshire farmland with an experienced, safety-focused guide. Suitable for those new to the sport as well as those who already know their way around.
Fieldsports & Country Skills
Skill, patience and time outdoors.
Where we start. Careful, guided fieldsports — and a wider set of country skills for anyone curious about the outdoors.
Patience, skill and a good dog.
We’re not taking bookings yet. This page describes what we’re building. Register your interest and we’ll tell you when there’s something real to book.
- Launching first our opening phase
- In development being built or prepared
- Coming later planned, not yet under way
Fieldsports
Shooting, done thoughtfully.
Fieldsports are at their best when they’re about craft, safety and stewardship of the land — not trophies. Our approach is small groups, clear briefings, and plenty of patience for beginners.
Clay-pigeon taster sessions
Launching firstA friendly first go at clay shooting: a full safety briefing, patient coaching, and a chance to find out whether it’s for you.
Stalking
In developmentA quieter, more contemplative side of fieldsports, offered in time as we build relationships with the right land and people.
How we approach fieldsports
- Safety and legality first. Every session begins with a proper briefing, and we work strictly within the law and recognised codes of good practice.
- Respect for wildlife and the land. Humane, responsible practice, with the countryside’s wellbeing ahead of anything else.
- Clear eligibility. Age, experience and licensing requirements will be spelled out for each activity before you book.
Country skills
Beyond the gun: things worth learning.
Hands-on days for individuals, families and groups. Some sit beside our fieldsports; some are simply good ways to spend a day outside.
Archery
In developmentA classic skill that suits nearly every age: instruction, targets and the quiet satisfaction of a gold.
Bushcraft courses
Coming laterFire-lighting, shelter-building and safe knife skills — the fundamentals of being comfortable outdoors.
Foraging walks
Coming laterHedgerow and wild food, gently guided: what to look for, what to leave, and what to do with it afterwards.
Quad bike adventures
In developmentOff-the-beaten-track rides across our land, with a proper briefing and kit. An easy way to see the countryside from a different angle.
Wildlife & landscape photography days
Coming laterQuiet time with a camera, using hides and good light to watch and photograph the wildlife and landscape of the area.
Seasonal wreath-making
Coming laterFoliage crafts through the year: come away with something handmade, and a few new tricks with hedgerow greenery.
Looking for cooking, honey or a day with the chicks? Those live over on Field to Fork. Planning something for a group or a team? See Weddings & Events.
Curious about any of this?
Tell us which activities interest you and we’ll keep you posted as they come to life.