Partridge shooting in Herefordshire

Herefordshire, United Kingdom

Goodrich Shoot surrounds the ruins of the iconic Goodrich Castle and is as scenic a picturesque as a visiting gun should wish to experience. We are able to produce sport to challenge any ability of gun, with stunning pheasant drives such as the Village meadow and The Cableway and a fabulous partridge beat with drives such as the jackets and squirrells sure to lift your excitement levels. ​ We are able to offer driven days from 200 - 400 birds.

Herefordshire, United Kingdom

One of the great jewels in the Herefordshire game shooting crown, Stoke Edith's exclusive 5,000 acre estate has the perfect topography of dramatic valleys and hills for presenting high, testing pheasant and partridge, paired with first-class hospitality, this makes it the most desirable setting for a great British sporting day.

Herefordshire, United Kingdom

We are a long established syndicate shooting Saturdays near Pembridge (Leominster). We have occasional pegs available where a member cannot make the day. Cost is £1,000 for a c200 bird day (10 guns). No overage. All members have many years experience and enjoy the variety that the shoot presents, which is predominantly pheasant but also with some fast partridge and occasionally some duck. Lunch at the local pub, The New Inn (nothing new about it as it is over 300 years old!), is part of the day with excellent local fare.

Herefordshire, United Kingdom

A relaxed, family-style day in the beautiful Herefordshire countryside, combining traditional hospitality with quality sport.

Herefordshire, United Kingdom

Unique opportunity to shoot on a friendly private estate set in the beautiful Wye Valley and run on traditional lines. Estate owner hosts day. Full-time keeper. Excellent Sporting Birds. Roast lunch served in magnificent wedding venue Tythe Barn using meat home-reared on Estate. 150-300 Bird Days available. **_The following is an extract taken from a customer's newsletter_**: 'The shoot itself was at How Caple Court, set in a truly beautiful bit of country on the river Wye, with a manor house dating back to the Doomsday book and lived in by the present family for three generations.  It was a very relaxed and most enjoyable day, made all the more so by walking between drives and the inevitable banter between the guns. The bag for the day was plentiful, without being excessive, as you will see from the accompanying photo which was rather charmingly and efficiently arranged by the keeper and his team, and a copy of which given to each gun with the shoot card as we left.  For my part this was not only one of the most enjoyable days of the season, but also when I came to pay my share of the bill, one of the best value'. **_Extracts taken from shoot 'thank-you letters 2011-2012 season'_** 'It was very relaxed.... we saw some terrific birds and it was lovely to shoot on How Caple Court ground' 'It is always one of the higlights of any season to shoot at How Caple - the combination of topograph, mature woods and excellent management always produces a fun and exciting day but you excelled last week: perfect weather, great company and stunning birds' 'The setting was magnificent, the quality (and indeed quantity!) of birds outstanding (often too good for me!) and the hospitality most generous' 'We saw some very good birds, the lunch delicious and very good fun' 'That really was an amazing day's shooting on Friday.  I had not experienced birds of such quality and in such numbers before...' 'I have now heard from all my guests regarding our day at your shoot and they have been unanimous in their praise of the way that you and your keeper presented such stupendous birds over the guns........ your positioning of the guns throughout the day was excellent and I think everyone had good shooting at one time or another.  Luncheon was delicious.........'