Mutehill Shoot - Dumfriesshire
The Mutehill Shoot stands on the Dee Estuary, just 2 miles from the picturesque county town of Kirkcudbright, South West Scotland and just 5 miles from the A75. It is the perfect place to relax and enjoy all the fine aspects of a days game shooting.
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| Mutehill Shoot - Dumfriesshire |
A warm welcome (and a hot coffee!) is always given as you roll up to the meeting point, a charming house on the banks of the Buckland Burn.
- The Mutehill shoot is set in rolling countryside, rising from sea level to over 400 feet covering over 20 challenging drives.
- Pheasants and Partridges are shown from a mature woodlands, young plantations and game crops, with the guns standing in open fields to deep bottomed gullies, challenging even the most experienced of game shots.
- Drives such as The Glenley Valley, Moss Bank and The Dairyman’s Field should strike fear and pleasure in equal measures into the line of guns.
- Bag sizes range from 150 – 400, with partridges being offered from September to November and pheasants from October through January.
- Mixed days and smaller walking days available on request.
Full hospitality is always on hand, whether early morning coffee, mid-morning refreshments, a full lunch and afternoon tea, always in the relaxed and tranquil surroundings of Mutehill.
If quality is what you are searching for, then the Mutehill Shooting experience is just the place, where only the best will do.