How to host a shoot lunch and make yours memorable for all the right reasonsServe cold spreads for early-season partridge or warm grouse days on the hill. (If you’re looking for shoot lunches for …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/features/how-…
When the temperature drops and rain pours, one’s choice of kit can make or break a day in the field. Top tips for rainy days Microfibre cloths are extremely useful. Keep some in the car to dry and clean glasses, …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/features/the-…
A shotgun multichokeThink your shotgun needs some choke? Nigel Teague is the man to go and see. View this post on Instagram A post shared by Teague Precision Chokes (@teaguechokes) Nigel Teague Nigel Teague …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/shooting/nige…
A gentleman’s wardrobe is simply not complete if it does not contain our selection below. With over 170 years in …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/country-house…
A decent pair of boots is a must for the country sportsman. Stay a step ahead with these top picks from The FieldNo more loyal friend will a fieldsports enthusiast find than a really good and reliable pair of gumboots. The best …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/country-house…
On 1 October my slow cooker resumes its place on the kitchen counter where it will spend the next few …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/food/recipes/…
Pot-roast Mediterranean partridge with aubergine, olives, tomato, basil and fetaA whole partridge is not only a magnificent sight but also makes a perfect portion size for one. This recipe …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/food/recipes/…
Partridge and courgette salad This recipe for partridge and courgette salad makes an elegant starter that has plenty of flavour. It is a wonderful …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/food/recipes/…
What would we do without a shooting gilet? Here's our round-up of some of the best around. Shooting gilets have become a staple of any countryman or woman’s wardrobe. They are versatile, hardwearing, easy to wash and …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/country-house…
The right cartridge, chosen with care, gives confidence before the first bird is even called.September is one of the great turning points in the shooting calendar. The first days of the season bring with …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/sponsored/rea…
The role of shooting gear is to be practical, smart, comfortable and cause as little alarm to the wildlife as possible.Country wear, shooting kit, shoes, boots and ladies sporting kit ... all with The Field's seal of approval thefield.co.uk/features/what…
Been invited shooting? Here are the do’s and don’ts.A shooting etiquette checklist Do Respond to a shooting invitation promptly. As any host will know, waiting for weeks for …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/features/shoo…
This collection of shoot lunch recipes has been inspired by a lot of the shoot lunches I have cooked for …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/food/shoot-lu…
Choosing the right sporting jacket is a big decision. The Field is on hand with its guide to the best shooting coatsChoosing the best shooting coat is an important decision for any sportsman but The Field is here to help. However, …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/country-house…
Defender Burghley Horse Trials frequently ranks in the Top 10 of UK Sporting Events* and in 2026 will take place …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/news/experien…
A rather nice Caesar Guerini Maxim over and underAnglo Italian Arms have been the official UK distributor for both Ceasar Guerini and Fabarm shotguns since 2005 and in …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/sponsored/ove…
Built in the 15th century, this charming Suffolk pub and restaurant with rooms prides itself on its estate-to-plate ethos, says Felix PetitThe Crown at Bildeston in the heart of Suffolk is a haven for the sportsman and as worthy of a …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/country-house…
The Field picks out some highly rated stalking rifles Whether taking to the heather of the Highlands in pursuit of the monarch of the glen or searching the woodlands …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/shooting/stal…
How did the deceptively simple sport of croquet find, and retain, its niche? Harry Wallop investigates.The Great Exhibition of 1851 saw a dazzling variety of inventions shown to the public for the first time, from …Continue reading » thefield.co.uk/features/croq…