Share on facebook Facebook Share on google Google+ Share on twitter Twitter Share on linkedin LinkedIn Emma-Louise Stevens, one of our amazing Featured Experts has put together a brilliant short guide your first shoot day if you have never been before. These tips and hints are things that I wish someone had told me on …
Before this weekend I had never been to the Game Fair. I’ve been to many country shows (as a horse mad teenager I made my parents drive my horse and I to so many!) but I had no idea what to expect. I knew there would be dogs, and guns, and mud (what’s a country event …
Join us for our first ever Ladies Working Dog Group Summit! Summary March 15th 2020 will see the LWDG hold its first ever national summit event, bringing together ladies and organisations from around the UK to celebrate the LWDG 1 year anniversary. Agenda Come together with members to hear about’s whats wonderful in the world …
British Game Alliance’s Update Lots of us get asked what happens to game after its shot? We wanted to share with you the results of the British Game Alliance who have just completed their first year working towards returning a commercial value back to British game meat… Launched in May 2018, the BGA laid out …
With Guest Photographer Christina Power How many times have you been photographing your dog, only to end up with bums and blurs. Here are 10 quick tips to help you: Ten Great Tips 1) Get to know the dogs personality before you start. What gets their attention, will they rest if you’re still? Think about …
Here’s a fantastic recipe for Game Pie with Mustard Mash. Eat Wild is a campaign by the British Game Alliance (BGA), the official marketing board for game. They have kindly sent us this lovely recipe for British Pie Week which is taking place this week from 4th – 10th March. The BGA’s goal is to …
The Great British Shooting Show takes place this weekend at the NEC Birmingham. We went along to see what was there for ladies who work their dogs. As a woman who has her own gun and is married to a shooting instructor, you would think the idea of a day out at the show would …
January 2019 A journal of daily events – Written by Heather Currie In January it’s pretty much what you would expect Days are filled with feeding the pheasants, shoot days, beating and picking up. But there’s more going on behind the scenes, like dogging in the boundaries, catching up, and vermin control. Feeding, beating and …
