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Devon

The North Molton Shoot is a prestigious pheasant and partridge shooting estate in North Devon, renowned for its very challenging drives and breath-taking countryside. Spanning thousands of acres, it offers a traditional yet exhilarating Exmoor experience for shooting enthusiasts. The estate’s varied topography, including deep valleys and rolling hills, creates thrilling high-bird shooting. Known for exceptional hospitality, the North Molton Shoot provides a well-organised, enjoyable day in the field, often followed by fine dining and camaraderie. With a strong focus on conservation and game management, it maintains high standards, making it a sought-after destination for seasoned guns. Surrounded by rolling hills, wooded valleys, and moorland, North Molton is a gateway to Exmoor’s stunning landscape.

The village of North Molton has a rich history dating back to the Domesday Book (1086), where it was recorded as "Moltona."

By train: Take a train from London Paddington to Tiverton Parkway, then a taxi to North Molton. By car: M5, A361.

Partridge, pheasant

Early September to late January.

A typical shooting day at North Molton starts with breakfast and a safety briefing before heading out for the first drive. Guns enjoy exceptional pheasant and partridge shooting across rolling hills and very deep valleys. Mid-morning elevenses provide a break before continuing with more drives. The day concludes with shoot lunch and reflections on the shoot, ensuring a memorable experience in a stunning countryside setting.

Accommodation is available locally in a number of hotels, pubs and private lodges.

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