Sweet Lamb
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Sweet Lamb Shoot is one of Wales’ most exciting sporting revivals. Set deep within the Cambrian Mountains, this historic shoot is being re-established under the guidance of Gareth and Samantha Stevens, bringing a fresh vision to a once highly regarded estate.
Known for its scale, scenery, and potential, Sweet Lamb has all the ingredients of a premier Welsh shoot. With investment in drives, habitat, and infrastructure, the shoot is entering a new chapter.
The Dragon Awakes.
For those seeking something different, more dramatic, and full of character, Sweet Lamb offers a compelling and memorable day in the field.
Hospitality
Hospitality at Sweet Lamb reflects a relaxed but considered approach, designed to complement the day in the field. Food is prepared in-house using quality local produce wherever possible, with menus influenced by a strong field to fork ethos.
From morning refreshments to lunch, the focus is on generous, well-executed dishes that suit the setting and the pace of the day.
It is hospitality that feels natural rather than formal, providing a welcome pause between drives and contributing to the overall experience that defines Sweet Lamb.
Birds
Sweet Lamb presents a strong mix of pheasant and partridge, with birds shown to make full use of the Welsh terrain. Height, pace, and unpredictability are defining features, with birds driven over valleys, ridgelines, and woodland edges to create testing and memorable shooting.
Expect birds that require focus and commitment, rewarding those who are prepared to take them on. Drives are designed to produce consistent sport across the line, with an emphasis on quality presentation rather than volume.
This is proper Welsh shooting, where the landscape plays as much a part as the birds themselves.
Topography
The estate sits within the Cambrian Mountains, offering expansive, rugged terrain that defines the Sweet Lamb experience. Steep valleys, open hillsides, forestry, and natural cover combine to create dramatic and varied drives.
Elevation and scale allow birds to be presented with genuine height and distance, often appearing over ridgelines and travelling across wide valleys.
This is not gentle countryside. It is bold, exposed, and visually striking.
The topography provides the foundation for exciting, testing sport and ensures that no two drives feel the same.
Conservation Efforts
The revival of Sweet Lamb includes a strong and ongoing commitment to conservation and land management. Habitat restoration, woodland management, and carefully planned cover crops are being reintroduced to support both game and wild bird populations.
The scale of the estate allows for meaningful biodiversity gains, with conservation margins, feeding programmes, and predator control all contributing to a balanced ecosystem.
This is a long-term project, focused on restoring the shoot to its former standing while enhancing the wider environment.
The result will be a landscape that supports sustainable shooting alongside thriving wildlife across the estate.
About the hosts
Sweet Lamb Shoot is now under the direction of Gareth and Samantha Stevens, bringing their experience and proven approach from Blannicombe Shoot in Devon.
Their focus is on delivering well-run, enjoyable days that combine quality sport with genuine hospitality. With a hands-on approach and attention to detail, they ensure that each day flows smoothly while maintaining a relaxed and welcoming atmosphere.
Guests can expect clear communication, professional organisation, and hosts who understand both the shooting and the importance of the overall experience.
Travel information
Sweet Lamb is located in mid-Wales near Llanidloes, with access via the A44, making it straightforward to reach from the Midlands and North West.
Despite its remote feel, the shoot is well positioned for travel, offering a balance of accessibility and seclusion. Detailed directions are provided on booking.
A range of local hotels, lodges, and country accommodation options are available nearby, allowing guests to extend their stay and fully enjoy the surrounding landscape.
The journey in is part of the experience, with the final approach opening into some of the most striking countryside Wales has to offer.
Final thoughts
Sweet Lamb offers something rare. Scale, seclusion, and the opportunity to be part of a shoot’s revival.
Located in mid-Wales and accessed via the A44, the estate is surprisingly reachable while still feeling remote and unspoilt.
Days can be tailored for individuals or full teams, with availability across the season as the shoot develops. The surrounding area offers a range of accommodation and the chance to extend your visit into a wider countryside experience.
For those looking to experience a shoot on the rise, Sweet Lamb represents a unique opportunity.
The Dragon Awakes.
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