Duck shooting in West Midlands

Worcestershire, United Kingdom

Set in pretty countryside offering perfect terrain for quality pheasant and partridge shooting. Sodington Hall and Winwoods Shooting Estates are situated on the border of Worcestershire and Shropshire, less than one hour West of Birmingham and half an hour from the M5. Being within a few minutes drive of each other, these estates are often shot together. With a dedicated team led by Oliver Davies, we provide 150 to 400 bird days available from Mondays through to Saturdays, as well as multi-day shoot programmes, enabling guns to enjoy our other estates. A shoot bus is available for full teams by prior arrangement. Our emphasis is on providing quality throughout, from terrain, our range of drives and bird presentation, to food, drink, and accommodation. We are passionate about creating a memorable experience for our guests.

Staffordshire, United Kingdom

Discover the finest pheasant and clay shooting experience on the undulating grounds along the Staffordshire, Shropshire, and Cheshire borders. With expertly managed drives and top-tier hospitality, we promise an unforgettable day in the field.

Shropshire, United Kingdom

Leaton Knolls Shoot is located just outside Shrewsbury and under an hour from Birmingham. The shoot covers the Leaton Knolls estate that is approximately 1500 acres. It is made up of a fantastic mixture of woodlands that snake along the steep banks of the river Severn. The main wood land then splits off into 3 other wooded valleys that offer perfect topography for Pheasant and Partridge shooting. Across the estate and either sides of the wooded valleys are nearly 40 acres game covers. These allow the land really to do the work, and catapult the pheasants and partridge. Some off the best know drives are The Dingle, The Spine,Sawmills, and Pig Run Knoll. We are able to provide days from 100 to 200+ birds. The earlier days start off with a high percentage of Partridge  and then move onto a mix of pheasant drives as the season progresses. We are flexible to weekday shoots and Saturdays and can accommodate 7 to 9 guns in a team. We also run our sister Shoot, Berwick Estate next door where we farm and can therefore offer back to back days, this is similar ground with a lot of game covers producing exciting partridge drives. We also will be offering more informal days with smaller bags, we are blessed with a great mix of habitats this allows for a great variety of species. These days can be tailored to your needs as an individual or group. These days could also include an evening wildfowling with species such as teal, geese, or mallard to name a few. Non shooting guests and dogs are welcome. Most drives are in easy walking distance, however if required a 4X4 mule can be provided. We can offer local  B&B for travelling guns. The B&B has been voted by Countryfile, in the top 10 farmstay’s in the UK for a rural break. We have a variety of dates and bags available listed below if you would prefer to shoot on a weekday there is no problem with tweaking dates to suit the team. If there are any points or queries please don’t hesitate to contact me.

West Midlands, United Kingdom

The wood shoot has been owned by the Yates family since their ancestors helped Charles II hide in the oak tree to escape from William Cromwell at Boscobel. Boscobel House is situated on the edge of the Estate with the Royal Oak tree upon the land, Whiteladies Priory and Monarchs Way are also on the estate. Francis Yates helped Charles II to escape via Whiteladies Priory, Boscobel House, Royal Oak tree and the Monarchs Way. The woodland on this Estate is a residue of the forest from this time, with parts being classed as ancient woodland. The shoot was started in the late 1950's after Major Yates returned from the war. The gamekeeper started working for Major Yates in 1989/90 season and has since worked for 3 generations of the Yates family including the current owner of the shoot Mr Simon Yates. The Estate covers 1200 acres surrounding a Georgian house which is situated in East Shropshire on the border with Staffordshire, just off junction 3 of the M54. The shoot can cater for 10 guns and provide 100 - 125 bird days, we would recommend a 4 x 4 vehicle but transport can be arranged prior.

Shropshire, United Kingdom

Family-owned by the Forester family since 1740, Willey Park is set within 2,000 acres of beautiful Shropshire countryside, near the historic market town of Much Wenlock. With a rich heritage dating back centuries, the estate boasts the country's longest continuously maintained game book, dating from 1820. Offering exceptional driven game shooting, Willey Park features 17 distinctive drives, each carefully curated by Lord Forester to provide varied challenges and spectacular scenery. Renowned for its quality pheasants, and partridge, the estate delivers memorable sporting days for teams and individual guns, with days typically ranging from 200 to 250 birds. Combining historic woodland, ornamental lakes and rolling parkland, Willey Park offers a truly unique shooting experience, with a choice of drives to suit all abilities, from experienced returning guests to first-time visitors.