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Shooting

A very British country pursuit

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"The essence of shooting etiquette is simple; be safe and be sporting."

Goodwood Estate has been hosting shooting parties for hundreds of years. Today our team comprises an array of attentive staff who both love the sport themselves and also understand the important details necessary to make an enjoyable and safe day's shooting. We offer both simulated game shooting with the backdrop of the beautiful South Downs and clay shooting within a secret disused stone quarry. Whatever your preference, shooting at Goodwood is a unique day out for friends, family or colleagues.

Clay Shooting is postponed until further notice due to COVID-19

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Clay Shooting

A stone’s throw below the Trundle our Clay Pigeon shooting ground is situated in a stunning bowl-like arena. Suitable for novices and crack-shots alike, our package includes tea/coffee in the Shooting Lodge, expert tuition, gun hire, safety wear, and 50 cartridges and clays. Your experience may involve joining up with others on the day depending on numbers.

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We thoroughly enjoyed the marvellous facility, professionalism, and we had a truly wonderful time.
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Simulated Game Days

Simulated Game Days are amongst the best ways to prepare for the season or can simply be enjoyed as an alternative option of clay shooting. Utilising the stunning valleys in Goodwood Park enjoy a truly fun day out with the chance to experience a variety of drives.

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Call the Estate Sales Team to discuss your Shooting requirements 

01243 520195

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Origins: The Early Years

The 5th Duke of Richmond's inheritance of the Gordon estates in Scotland - including the Glenfiddich Estate - coincided with a new fashion among the aristocracy for visiting the Highlands to shoot and fish.  The 5th and 6th Dukes made regular trips north for the fishing, shooting and deer stalking. The 7th Duke of Richmond was also a keen shot and photographs, such as this, show him enjoying the sport both at Goodwood and in Scotland.

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