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We have teamed up with JBD Sporting to give one lucky reader four pegs on a Kent simulated game day worth £1,000, with more than 400 clays a Gun and hospitality included. Here is everything you need to know, and how to enter.

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Prize value
£1,000
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Prize description

Competition

Win four pegs on a Kent simulated game day

Shotgun cartridges and a broken clay

  • Four pegs at Stalisfield, Owley or Denton Estate with JBD Sporting
  • More than 400 clays per Gun
  • Breakfast, large elevenses, lunch plus drinks throughout the day all included

WORTH £1,000

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Fancy a full day in the Kent countryside with barely a moment to let the barrels cool? We have teamed up with JBD Sporting to give one lucky reader four pegs on a simulated game day worth £1,000, with birds pouring overhead, more than 400 clays a Gun and proper hospitality to finish.

What is up for grabs

The winner takes a team of four pegs on a simulated game day with JBD Sporting, staged across three of their Kent grounds: Stalisfield, Owley and Denton Estate. Each Gun gets through more than 400 clays over the course of the day, and hospitality is included, so all you need to bring is your gun, your cartridges and a few good shooting companions. Altogether the day is worth £1,000.

4
Pegs to shoot
400+
Clays per Gun
3
Kent estates
£1,000
Prize value

So what is a simulated game day?

A sim day recreates the feel of a traditional driven shoot, but with clays standing in for live quarry. Targets are thrown high and fast to mimic the birds you would meet in the season: towering pheasants, curling partridges, the odd grouse, a passing pigeon and even a bouncing rabbit along the ground. There is no game licence to sort and no season to wait for, and the targets can be pitched to suit everyone, from a first-timer finding their feet to a seasoned shot after a proper testing.

An instructor and a Gun on a simulated game day
Birds are thrown to test every level, with plenty of coaching on hand

Shooting with JBD Sporting

JBD Sporting run their simulated days across some of the finest rolling countryside in Kent, using the natural contours of Stalisfield, Owley and Denton Estate to send clays streaming off the tree lines and down the valleys. It is a relaxed, sociable way to shoot a lot of targets in good company, with a proper welcome and hospitality rounding off the day.

The JBD Sporting sign at the ground
JBD Sporting run days across three Kent estates
The Kent valley used for the drives
Clays stream down the valleys and off the tree lines

How to enter

Entry is free and takes less than a minute:

  1. Head to the entry page using the button below.
  2. Pop in your email and sign up to the Shooting Times e-newsletter.
  3. That is it, you are in the draw. Just make sure you enter before 18 August 2026.

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The essential details

Closing date: 18 August 2026

Winner drawn: shortly after the closing date

Prize to be claimed by: 30 September 2027

How to enter: subscribe to the Shooting Times e-newsletter

Frequently asked questions

How much does it cost to enter?

Nothing at all, entry is completely free. You simply need to be signed up to the Shooting Times e-newsletter.

When does the competition close?

Entries close on 18 August 2026, so get your name in before then.

Where would I be shooting?

At one of JBD Sporting’s Kent grounds: Stalisfield, Owley or Denton Estate.

Do I need any experience?

Not at all. A simulated game day can be set to suit every level, from complete newcomers to experienced Guns, and there is coaching on hand throughout.

View competition terms and conditions here

The essential details
Closing date
18 August 2026
Winner drawn
Shortly after the closing date
How to enter
Using the entry form on this page
Frequently asked questions
How much does it cost to enter?
Nothing. Entry is free.
When does the competition close?
Entries close at midnight on 18 August 2026.
How will I know if I've won?
The winner is drawn shortly after the closing date and contacted using the details they entered with.

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