High Bird Shooting Practice

Enjoy improving your skills with a half-day high bird practice using 4 crazy
high drives – shooting at clays from 50 to 70 yards high.

These are pretty testing targets even for experienced guns, but they have the ‘College effect’. This halfday experience is sold as a package at £1000 and is for a maximum of 6 guns.

Shooting at our quarry area snap shooting, we will be emulating the flight of a woodcock from one of the drive clays crossing from any angle and it is quite
a fast paced shoot.

Our service specifically trains shooters for high-altitude bird hunting. We simulate shooting at birds that fly at significant heights, which requires advanced shooting skills and precision. High bird shooting targets are launched higher and faster than standard clay targets, mimicking the flight patterns of high-flying birds such as:

Pheasants

Pheasants are one of the most popular game birds in the UK. They often fly at considerable heights, especially when flushed out of cover, making them a challenging target.

Red Grouse

Found in the upland areas of the UK, red grouse are known for their rapid and high-altitude flight, particularly when startled.

Partridges

Both the Grey (or English) Partridge and the Red-legged Partridge are common game birds. Red-legged Partridges, in particular, can fly at high altitudes when driven.

Wood Pigeons

These birds are abundant and known for their strong and high flight patterns. They are a popular target for pigeon shooters, especially in agricultural areas.

Mallard Ducks

While ducks generally fly at various altitudes, mallards can reach significant heights, especially during migration or when disturbed.