Shooting and countryside events: game fairs, clay shoots, gundog trials and more
The shooting and countryside calendar is packed. Game fairs, clay shooting competitions, gundog trials, field trials, deer stalking courses, firearms training days, conservation workshops, trade shows and country sports exhibitions – ShootingUK’s events pages cover the full season, from the first gundog trial of the year to the last game fair of the autumn.
Results and winners are posted as soon as they are confirmed, so this is the place to check after a competition as well as before one. Leading figures from across the industry, the sport’s biggest events and the dates that matter to shooters, gamekeepers, landowners and countryside professionals are all listed here.
If it matters to the shooting community, it is on this page. Add it to your bookmarks and check back regularly.
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