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Antarctic exploration: Will Gow completes journey to south pole

The Field
January 18, 2010

Will Gow talks of the family ties that motivated his amazing Antarctic adventure and his exploration of the south pole

Raptors are not in decline. The astonishing rise of Raptors in the UK

The Field
January 7, 2010

Raptors including Buzzards, Peregrines and Red Kites are thriving in 21st-century Britain, despite popular belief of their decline.

Duck shooting and goose shooting: Wildfowling on Lindisfarne

Sir Johnny Scott
January 7, 2010

The Holy Island of Lindisfarne is the perfect place for duck shooting and goose shooting. Johnny Scott goes wildfowling

Fly fishing: fly fishing flies…and tying your own

Jonathan Young
January 7, 2010

Fly fishing flies. Tying you own flies for fly fishing is entertaining and very effective. Jonathan Young ties the Barely Legal fly

Fountain Pens and the art of writing

The Field
January 4, 2010

Fountain pens are a gift for life. Montblanc, Graf von Faber-Castell, Parker, Waterman and Cross...the best fountain pens, using a fountain pen and choosing a fountain pen for life

Pheasant shooting is a passion for Sir David Tang, KBE

Sarah Fitzpatrick
January 4, 2010

Pheasant shooting is a passion for Sir David Tang, KBE. He talks to The Field about shooting, pheasant shooting and being more British than the Brits

George Digweed: The shooting legend talks to The Field

The Field
December 21, 2009

Sportsman, conservationist, clay pigeon shot, game shot and charity fund-raiser who has 15 world titles to his name. Clay shooting champion George Digweed is interviewed by The Field