Duck shooting in West Yorkshire

Duck shooting in West Yorkshire

The duck shooting season runs from 1st September to 31st January inland, and until the 20th February below the high-water mark. Duck shooting varies hugely depending on the style in which it is done.

About duck shooting in west yorkshire

The key aspect is whether the duck are reared or wild as the style of shooting varies somewhat. Many driven duck shoots will rely upon a large reared stock whereas duck flighting for wild duck relies upon fieldcraft and luck. The most common species is mallard but when shooting wild duck, wigeon and teal will make up a large part of the bag.

Duck shooting availability in West Yorkshire

Gatehead Farm Shoot

West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Duck flight pond with the possibility of geese. 4 guns maximum per flight. £40 per flight Halifax, West Yorkshire. For further information please ring my mobile or feel free to email me - preferably not landline if possible. Check out my dates and ring to confirm

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Methley Field Sports

West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Game bird shooting is not a new concept for the small village of Methley here in the heart of West Yorkshire. We felt that now was a great time to encourage more people to enjoy this outstanding landscape and so opened up our 3500 acres of agricultural and woodland for many more to enjoy. We offer a variety of shooting days to suit those with an active interest in game bird shooting and wildfowling. We aim to offer a number of dates through the shooting season, at a realistic price offering driven days of up to 100 birds including, Pheasant, Partridge, Woodcock, Duck & Goose. Our days are based on a team of 9 guns which can be booked either as a full team or individually and include hospitality. We are happy to discuss your requirements and help find a day for your enjoyment.

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Yorkshire Shooting Academy  .

West Yorkshire, United Kingdom

Yorkshire Shooting Academy We have not increased our prices for the 4th consecutive year, so make the most & act quickly. Ysa Membership available we have different levels of membership as follows, to suit you. 1-50-300yd range zero 2-sgc/fac& sgc 3-deer management Prices include a £50* discount for 30 days of enquiry Sgc & Fac £595* / sporting / zero .commit to x10 outings @ £10 - no fee there after we also have > clay shooting, zero across land 50-300yds to incl, all pest/vermin / pigeon / crow sgc..fox, duck /goose seasonal. Sgc/Fac membership >£595+ £100+ admin £155 for annual membership you are also entitled to deer management events , subsidised £59 outing - meat take home £3-kg grallched All we ask is a minimum 48hrs notice via email to attend. clays -last Sat of month zero targets & gongs - last Sunday of month weather permitting. Other events 48hr min booking Rabbit/pigeon, seasonal duck/goose/deer management ALL subject to 1st year admin fee renew each year for £50* discount, with in 30 days of your expiry we have just under 11400 acre of land for sporting use to shoot Ysa grounds are HG4 Ripon & sporting acreage 45 mile radius of, been Rural areas in Leeds, Bradford, Harrogate, Thirsk, Knaresborough, York, Ripon.

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