We have just become corporate sponsors of The Country Food Trust, a fantastic charity which manufactures a pheasant casserole which is then donated to people living in food poverty... 

Roxtons are delighted to support the research programme which is being carried out by the Game and Wildlife Trust (GWCT) with assistance from the Greater Exmoor Shoots Association (GESA). The three year programme is privately funded by such donations and is currently in its last phase...

This Code applies to all game shooting - walked up, driven, wild bird or reared - and we encourage our clients to read it... 

It is that time of year when we return to our desks after spending six months out in the field and have time to reflect on the customary highs and lows of the season which has just passed...

The Home Office is proposing a massive and unjustified hike in firearms licensing fees for approved shooting clubs, museums and those dealing in prohibited weapons...

The Government has dismissed calls for a ban on driven grouse shooting after hearing it would be an 'epic gamble for rural economies' and result in 'an ornithological desert'...

The grouse debate is very topical at the moment but unfortunately many people do not seem to understand quite how threatened grouse shooting is. We need to act now to protect our sport, writes John Duncan...

Grouse moors and grouse shooting are an integral part of moorland management both for the grouse and other native wildlife such as lapwing and curlew. It also helps support of local businesses and jobs in the local areas and we cannot allow this to be banned. 

We are delighted to announce the merger of Ian Coley Sporting and Roxtons Field Sports, bringing together two highly complementary and long established businesses, focused on providing the highest levels of personal service to the shooting and field sports sectors.

The Gift of Grouse is  a new initiative promoting the benefits of Scottish Grouse Moor Management. Read on for more information...