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Simulated Game Flyer Estates, and Venues
Ashcombe, Wiltshire
With terrain rising to over 1,000ft above sea level at Wyn Green this stunning and very private estate is home to a game shoot of unrivalled quality and reputation. Situated in the Cranbourne Chase on the Wiltshire Dorset border some 2 hours west of London it is well worth the trip - a serene challenge for the high bird enthusiast. Lunch is in the shoot room, transport in the legendary and quaint shoot 'bus' with accommodation available locally at the award winning Museum Inn.
View directions to Ashcombe, Post Code: SP5 5AW
Bereleigh, Hampshire
The rolling downland of the Meon Valley in Hampshire set among the drives of a private family shoot of considerable reputation. Hosted in their stunning house by the Tyrwhitt-Drakes and within easy reach of town there's no excuse for passing this venue by.
View directions to Bereleigh, Post Code: GU32 1PH
Chavenage, Gloucestershire
Cromwell stayed here, though what or who he shot is not recorded. A beautiful Elizabethan Manor house is our base for the day, just west of Tetbury. The Ledgemore Bottom valley provides some very challenging drives from Cotswold banks and a testing woodland gulley that was recently compared to a Devon valley drive. A fine shoot lunch in the ballroom is hosted by the Lowsley-Williams family.
View directions to Chavenage, Post Code: GL8 8XW
Great Tew, Oxfordshire
Historic estate of Viscount Falkland (after whom the islands were named) and the Bolton family. On the edge of the Cotswolds near Chipping Norton its got great shooting terrain, fabulous views and the most southerly full line of 'grouse butts' - if you've got that invite now might be the time to take a day here! The day is centered around the award winning Masons Arms with all drives just minutes away.
View directions to Great Tew, Post Code: OX7 4AH
Kings Walden Bury, Hertfordshire
Kings Walden Bury is set in the rolling chalk land of Hertfordshire (Hitchin Hundred). It is the home of Sir Thomas Pilkington and family and was a former Royal hunting estate in the time of King Edward I. There is an existing private game shoot of some note and thus the terrain provides the opportunity to present down land and traditional partridge as well as high quality pheasants. We will have the option of using the shoot rooms or the house itself by prior arrangement otherwise catering may be in a local gastro pub. This gives many more options for our clients. Finally, it is very easily accessible from London by car and train (only 40 minutes from St Pancras).
