David B 47John F 43Melvin 43Tod 42Graham C 41Wally 36Ben E 34Alfie 35Tye 34Peter B 33Mark H 33Celia 32Dick 32Jake 31Jennifer 29Mike H 28Jim 28Geoff E 28Johnny A 28Kelsey 27Dennis 27Anthea 27Shirley 26Lee 25Barry Guest 24Chris C 23Barry 21Bill 20Beth … Continue reading →
Melvin 46Tye 46Bill 42Ben E 41Wally 40Tod 39Keith 39Adrian 36Anthea 36Graham C 34Joe 33Joe T 32Dennis 31Phil T 31Geoff E 31Shirley 30Helena 30Lee 29Glenn 29Graham N 28Kelsey 27Annie 26Roger 24Dick 23Tony 18Beth 16
Continue reading →Lovely sunny and warm day for a very long time. The field ground underfoot was still very wet, requiring the traps to be positioned and retrieved by hand.
Continue reading →Great to see you today and I am sorry that the wind affected the morning. Thank you to Anna for the cake, delicious as always. Mark H 46Ben E. 39Bill 38Joe Tu 37John F. 36Melvin. 36Joe To. 36Graham H … Continue reading →
Previous days of rain thwarted our plans for the Easter Good Friday shoot, leaving us with soggy fields and damp spirits. However, the day took an unexpected turn as John Hargreaves, a renowned collector of black powder weapons and firearms, … Continue reading →
Good to be back shooting again. The rain has made the fields unsuitible for shooting on, resulting in a couple of cancelled shoots. Today we dis shoot and shot at Quainton, where we have a hard area to walk on. … Continue reading →
Lovely day for shooting, warm, no rain, but a little breeze to keep those without jackets on the cooler side. Good turnout, so stand 6 was brought in to keep the queues short. The results for the day. Mark H … Continue reading →
This was our inaugural shoot of the year. Our previously planned gathering at Doddershall had to be called off due to rather excessive rain, leading to waterlogged fields. The fields have since dried out somewhat, with the ground proving to … Continue reading →
The Fred Dymock Trophy shoot was held on the 17th of December at our Ludgershall shooting ground. The organisers worked hard setting up the shoot, having to move many of the traps by hand owing to the soggy land. Thankfully, … Continue reading →
The Kingswood clay shoot returned to Doddershall following a hiatus since October 1st due to unsuitable ground conditions caused by rain. Despite today’s shoot encountering less-than-ideal weather with intermittent drizzle, it efficiently proceeded, discouraging any delays. Notably, the traps necessitated … Continue reading →