Partridge shooting in Shropshire

Shropshire, United Kingdom

Stokesay shoot, set in the Ludlow Valley in south Shropshire is a long established shoot offering excellent days sport. The estate is approximately 2 miles from Ludlow, which is a town renowned for its historic market and excellent restaurants, and 28 miles from Shrewsbury. Guest can arrive by helicopter which can be landed on the estate at our custom built helipad and accommodation can be arranged. The day consists of two drives followed by a short field break where champagne and refreshments are served. This is then followed by another two or three drives until the expect bag is reached, the day is then finished with a late lunch served in our shoot room by the open log fire. If assistance is required for you to get to your peg there is an All Terrain Vehicle available.

Shropshire, United Kingdom

Leigh Manor is a sporting gem set in a picturesque landscape nestled under the famous Callow landmark, a circular wood which can be seen for miles on the Shropshire-Powys border. The topography just spells high pheasants with the estate on the side of the Rea Valley with undulating slopes and dingles cut deep into the valley side to provide stunning scenery and views across the Shropshire plains below with the top of the shoot being over 1100 feet above sea level. The woods have undoubtedly been laid out for shooting by David Staceys's family who have owned the estate since 1763\. When Clive of India acquired it for his younger brother William, it then passed down the female line to the Bridgemans and then from the 2nd Viscount Bridgeman to his grandson David. They estate cover some 2,000 acres west of Minsterley and the opposite side of the valley from Long mountain. Until 2002 this was a private shoot reserved for a privileged few. New management has seen the introduction of gamecovers taking advantage of steep slopes and valleys provided by the exciting terrain. More recently partridge have been released on the Whitsburn valley creating the draw dropping drive Luckley Point where varying targets cross the valley from every angle. Other classic high pheasant drives include High Coppice, The Manor, Lordstone Wood, Hope Hall, Crabtree Gamecover, Upper Luckley, The Roman Fort and Pennies from Heaven. <span style="font-size: 1em;">If assistance is required for you to get to your peg there is an All Terrain Vehicle available.</span>

Shropshire, United Kingdom

Sitting on the edge of the Shropshire Hills over 3,500 acres, these neighbouring estates are located a few miles outside Ludlow, just over an hour from Birmingham. Set in glorious Shropshire countryside in an area known as the Ludlow Marches, the grounds cover an area of unforgettable and varied natural beauty on the slopes of the Shropshire Hills. Ludlow is a short drive away and offers a wealth of hotels and restaurants. The estate has a bespoke gun room with log burner which can be used for breakfast and hot meals, as well as providing shelter during breaks on wet days. Bag sizes: 200 - 500 Pheasant and Partridge, with days available from Mondays through to Saturdays, as well as multi-day shoot programmes, enabling guns to enjoy our other estates. A shoot bus is available for full teams by prior arrangement. Our emphasis is on providing quality throughout, from terrain, our range of drives and bird presentation, to food, drink, and accommodation. We are passionate about creating a memorable experience for our guests.

Shropshire, United Kingdom

Voted West Midlands Best Shoot in 2021 by Guns on Pegs members, Davenport House Shoot is situated just outside Bridgnorth under an hour West of Birmingham and 20 minutes from the M54, set in the beautiful Shropshire countryside around the majestic Davenport House. Covering some 3,000 acres, this picturesque and historic estate has delivered the finest shooting for many decades. Characteristic of this part of Shropshire, Davenport House Shoot covers open parkland, wooded hillsides, and deep rolling valleys. The natural topography is ideal for shooting pheasant & partridge which are driven over deep valleys, producing exciting challenging birds. With a dedicated team led by Oliver Davies, we provide 200 to 500 bird days on Davenport House Shoot, with days available from Mondays through to Saturdays, as well as multi-day shoot programmes, enabling guns to enjoy our other estates. A shoot bus is available for full teams by prior arrangement. Our emphasis is on providing quality throughout, from terrain, our range of drives and bird presentation, to food, drink, and accommodation. We are passionate about creating a memorable experience for our guests.

Shropshire, United Kingdom

Kemption lies just inside the English border, where the ground surrounding a prominent Iron Age Burrow creates spectacular topography for driven pheasant shooting. The shoot lodge sits on the pinnacle of the estate and offers panoramic views of the estate and beyond. Sporting lodges: A great day’s shooting usually starts the night before when the team meet, it’s a great opportunity to have everyone in one room to discuss the latest news with family and friends and of course to talk about next day tactics from cartridges to choke sizes. The two purposed built sporting lodges both have eight en-suite bedrooms which is suited for team days, while Bettws Hall house has five en-suite rooms which is ideal for individual guns shooting on the roving syndicate. Both lodges and house have a private dining room, sitting room, drying room and of course not forgetting access to the spa room which is fully equipped with a hot tub, sauna and massaging facilities. Each lodge has it’s own first class chef providing delicious local produce and fine wine from all corners of the world, there is also a broad selection of bar drinks to chose from to relax with before dinner. There will always be reliable staff members to meet and greet you upon arrival and to of course to make you feel comfortable during your stay with us.