Shooting: A Season of Discovery

A fascinating and revealing guide to some of the UK's most significant shoots and the people who shoot and work there

Duchess of Rutland co-hosts one of the finest partridge and pheasant shoots with her husband the Duke of Rutland

The duchess visited over twenty contrasting shoots including John Dodd's grouse moor at Glenogil, Lord Barnard's wild bird day at Raby Castle, and western Ireland for woodcock

Stunning photography by leading country sports photographer Charles Sainsbury-Plaice

History, extraordinary anecdotes, and accounts of some of the country's finest shooting will inspire and educate country lovers, shooters, and cooks alike

The Duchess of Rutland is the chatelaine of Belvoir Castle, one of England's great houses with a renowned art collection and accompanying sporting estate. Jane Pruden is a freelance writer specializing in country life, field sports, heritage, and food. She is a regular contributor to national magazines. Their previous title is the bestselling Belvoir Castle – A Thousand Years of Family Art and Architecture.