Pigeon shooting in South East

Pigeon shooting in South East

The pigeon does not have a shooting season. The wood pigeon is actually classed as vermin but regarded as one of the countries finest sporting birds.

About pigeon shooting in south east

Known to many as the 'grey grouse', the wood pigeon is usually shot in one of two forms - pigeon flighting or roost shooting. Flighting involves decoying pigeons into a pattern on a field of crop, using fieldcraft or existing 'flight lines'. Providers on GunsOnPegs will often set up hides and decoys for you unless it says DIY. Roost shooting takes place in woods and is more common in winter months.

Pigeon shooting availability in South East

The Morghew Shoot

Kent, United Kingdom

FORMAL DRIVEN SHOOTING ACCOMPANIED WALKED-UP & ROUGH SHOOTING NO-FRILLS MINI-DRIVEN DAYS Dear Followers of GunsOnPegs and the Morghew Shoot, It's nice to see us once again featuring in the GunsOnPegs / Lycetts 'Most Viewed Shoots of the Year' Survey. For the 2026/27 game season, we are offering a full programme of formal driven, mini-driven and accompanied walked-up/rough shooting over the Estate's 2000 + acres of arable and woodland. In the interest of saving you a lot of scrolling ... If you are a SOLO GUN or enquiring for a group of friends to join a driven shoot on a SATURDAY, we can currently accommodate you on the following days: 24th October (1 peg only) 7th November (1 peg only) 19th December (1 peg) If you would like us to list another formal driven shoot during the forthcoming season, please get in touch, and if there's sufficient demand, we will try to oblige. If you are enquiring about a driven shoot for a team of ten on a WEEKDAY, we can accommodate you throughout October and November. If you are seeking accompanied walked-up and rough shooting on a SATURDAY, we can accommodate you on: 10th October 17th October 26th December (Boxing Day) 9th January 16th January If you are seeking accompanied walked-up and rough shooting on MONDAYS TO FRIDAYS, we can accommodate you throughout the season. And if you are interested in our new 'Strictly No Frills' Mini-Driven shooting, we can entertain you on the followingSaturdays: 28th November, 12th December and 2nd January 2027 FORMAL DRIVEN SHOOTING Obviously, this is our flagship offering. On Saturdays from October until the early days of January, we offer formal driven 80-bird days for up to 10 guns, shooting mainly pheasant and a few duck. The Estate lays on a full team of beaters and pickers-up, and the price includes sloe gin and canapes at 11.00am, and claret and coffee at lunchtime. Days begin with tea and coffee, and end with tea, coffee and Victoria sponge cake. Guns bring their own field lunch, which is consumed in the Estate's stunning neo-medieval hall - complete with roaring fire. Transport is provided in our 1968 Unimog gun bus, a relic from the cold war. Cost for the 26/27 season is £550 plus VAT per Gun. We reserve several of our Saturdays for roving syndicates, but many of our driven days are what we call 'Strangers' Days' on which pegs are sold individually, thus offering solo guns and small groups of friends an opportunity to enjoy formal driven shooting on Morghew Park. ACCOMPANIED WALKED-UP and ROUGH SHOOTING There has been an explosion of interest in rough shooting over the past few years, and we probably offer more accompanied walked-up and rough shooting than any other Estate in the south-east. We assemble teams of between two and seven Guns on all weekdays and some Saturdays throughout the season. Accompanied by one or more of our gamekeeping staff, Guns enjoy a day's walked-up and rough shooting on what is a fully stocked, fed and keepered Estate. Quarry includes five pheasants per Gun, or ducks if shot on one of the upland ponds, plus unlimited snipe as well as pigeons, crows etc. Days can end with a wild duck flight on the Estate's marshland reservoir, for which we make no promises, but where there is also no bag limit. Guns drive around the Estate in their own cars, and given the fine condition of Estate roads, there is no need to bring a 4x4. We don't recommend it, but a bicycle will get you around quite comfortably. For the 26/27 season, the cost ranges from £260 + VAT per Gun on Mondays through Thursday, to £270 + VAT on Fridays and £300 + VAT on Bank Holidays and all available Saturdays. Whereas twenty years ago, nobody would dream of booking accompanied rough shooting until the season was well underway, some Guns are now starting to reserve rough shooting months in advance. I take this as a welcome indication that accompanied rough shooting is no longer the poor relative of driven shooting, but rather a demanding discipline that is highly valued by a growing following of our most experienced Guns. 'STRICTLY NO FRILLS' MINI-DRIVEN SHOOTING For the 26/27 season, we're going to launch a new format that sits somewhere between formal driven shooting and our 'accompanied walked-up and rough shooting'. On three or four Saturdays this season, we're going to offer a 'strictly no frills' mini-driven day for between six and ten Guns, with target bags of 42 birds for teams of six Guns, rising all the way to 70 birds for teams of ten. (Multiply the number of Guns by seven birds each to arrive at the overall bag) These days will be priced at £510 inc VAT per peg. We will offer pegs on these days to both teams and solo Guns, and we hope to get at least six Guns on each of the nominated Saturdays. In the event that we get fewer than six Guns, the day will be downgraded to an 'accompanied walked-up and rough shoot', and Guns will receive a partial refund. In this way, every Gun who puts his or her name down for a mini-driven day is guaranteed to get some shooting. The Saturdays we've nominated for 'no frills mini-driven shooting' are 24th November, 12th December and 2nd January 2027. BACKGROUND and HISTORY of the ESTATE Morghew Park is one of the Kent's ancient Estates and can trace its history and many of its boundaries back to 968 AD, a century before the Norman Conquest, when its sale for 1450 pence was witnessed and signed by Edgar, arguably the first King of all England. It is located near Tenterden, Kent, and covers more than 2000 acres of arable and woodland, with a pleasing mixture of Wealden upland (small fields, hawthorn hedges and oak standards) descending steeply in places onto traditional marshland. Recently, Morghew Park has absorbed the acreage of Palstre Court Farm, which takes the Estate up onto the Isle of Oxney for the first time. This is an interesting piece of land, having been a Roman settlement, and was more recently gifted by William the Conqueror to his brother Odo, Earl of Kent and Bishop of Bayeux, in the years following 1066. Other landholdings gifted to Odo at this time include the entire manor of Benenden. Our land is in a ring-fence, meaning that the Estate is not bisected by any public roads, and several of the drives are around a mile from the nearest public road. Morghew Park is renowned for the warmth and friendliness of its hospitality, its tidy agricultural operation and the beauty of the unspoilt views available from many of its drives. AND FINALLY ... The Morghew Shoot is a popular local institution with a remarkably loyal following for all its shooting formats. The Morghew gamekeepers and shoot captains regularly quiz our Guns on what they most value about the shoot. Over and above the obvious qualities without which no shoot would be popular, three characteristics get mentioned time and again. Firstly, the friendliness of the whole team involved in a day's shooting, from the landowner, gamekeeper and shoot captain right down to the youngest beater. Secondly, the unspoilt beauty of the Estate and its distant views, some of which reach all the way to Fairlight and Hastings on the South Coast. And finally, the high level of organisation, which means that our days, with very rare exceptions, run like clockwork. If you're interested to find out more about any of our three shooting formats, I'll be more than happy to drive you around the Estate for half an hour. Just send an enquiry via the GunsOnPegs website. Regards, Tom Lewis

Hungerford Park Shoot

Berkshire, United Kingdom

**Driven Pheasant and Partridge Shooting** Hungerford Park is a family run shoot spanning over 1500 acres of lowland woodland and managed farmland.  We run a number of 100 - 250 bird let days to cater for a wide range budgets and abilities.  It is important to us that our days are relaxed and fun for all involved.  Our shoot has been run by the same family and gamekeeper for over 20 years and is well respected and held in the highest regard in local shooting circles. We generally show 4-5 drives of mixed Pheasant and Partridge. We are always confident to give our clients a fantastic shooting experience and an enjoyable day out. Hospitality is included in the cost of the day, with tea/coffee etc upon arrival followed by a substantial elevenses/lunch in between drives out in the field (weather permitting). Should you require something slightly different to meet your specific requirements we are more than happy to discuss the options and try to accommodate your needs. We also pride ourselves on welcoming young shots to the sport. We feel the future of shooting is extremely important and they are it. We look to make their early experiences a pleasurable and fun one. We are able to organise experienced instructor or loaders if required. We are easily accessible from the M4 J14 only an hour from London and 40 mins from Southampton. **Accompanied Stalking** Hungerford Park offers accompanied Roe, Fallow and Muntjac stalking throughout the year. The estate provides some challenging lowland stalking to cater for all levels of experience. Morning and evening stalks as well as highseats, up to 2 stalkers per outing. Stalking fee £120 per stalk plus trophy fee and head preparation. All clients must have a minimum BASC membership insurance, estate rifle available at no extra cost. Flexible dates available, please contact to arrange an appropriate date.

Bedgebury Park Shoot

Kent, United Kingdom

Bedgebury Park Shoot is set in the wooded valleys of the High Weald in Kent. Owned and run as a family shoot with a few let days, we typically shoot 150 - 250 birds across a large number of drives. The ground is some of the steepest in south east England, which combined with dense woodland makes ideal shooting country just 50 miles from London. We shoot a mixture of pheasant and partridges with wild duck also available. We usually shoot with 8 - 10 guns, with friends / girlfriends and wives also welcome (to a maximum of 18). The day includes all shooting, elevenses, lunch and tea but excludes tips for the keeper.

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Isle Of Wight, United Kingdom

Dates are available throughout the season on weekdays. Cridmore Shoot is sited on the south side of the Isle of Wight spread over a two thousand acre estate . We offer medium to high pheasant, partridge and duck drives. Myself and my son have leased Cridmore Shoot for many years and we can offer a day to your personal preference. All our days are 150 to 200 bird days throughout the season. If you wish to bring guests or your dog to pick up, we are more than happy. On arrival you will be welcomed by myself and transport will be provided via our guns trailer to the various drives around the estate. I will give a quick briefing and you will be able to draw your peg number. After the second drive we offer a drinks break and a quick snack. For lunch we go to our local pub for a carvery and in the afternoon we generally shoot two drives. Accommodation can be arranged if required at a local hotel that caters for shooting parties, prices on request. It is adviceable to book a return ferry crossing to the island via Portsmouth, Southanpton or Lymington.

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Surrey, United Kingdom

Duxhurst Farm Shoot 6 x 150 bird days for one gun per day have become available due to a syndicate member haveing to drop out due to bad health.  Dates available- October 31st, November 15th, November 28th, December 12th, December 26th, January 9th. Price- £500 per day lunch and a meal at a local pub in included. Please note all 6 days can be brought or single days if prferred. Duxhurst Shoot is situated between Reigate and Horley in Surrey.  The Shoot covers both pastrol and arable farm land with a mix of small wet and dry woodlands, copses, hedge rows and open fields with pleanty of cover crops.  The Shoot also has several splashes and flight ponds.  Duxhurst is approxamatley 300 acres in size.  Whilst predomantly a driven pheasant shoot we do release some partridge to vary the bag and there is always the chance of wild duck, woodcock and pleanty of pidgeons.  We shoot an average 150 birds per day.  Lunch and a meal at a local pub at the end of the day is included.  We do not have a shoot vehicle so guns either drive to pegs in thier own vehicles or as it is a fairly small shoot walk from drive to drive.  The shoot is a syndicate shoot with 9 guns per day and we have 6 days throughout the season plus a beaters day.  Guns are asked to join in on the beaters day where possible though this is not essential.  The shoot is run on a fairly informal basis with guns pickers up and beaters all in together for a fun and enjoyable day.  Duxhurst would suit expirienced guns and novice guns alike.

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