Join us this Fall for a classic Scottish driven bird shoot at Harburn House, one of the finest facilities in Scotland for driven bird shooting.   Located about 30 miles from Edinburgh, Harburn House is situated on 2,000 acres of beautiful countryside especially managed to provide a unique shooting experience.

    Pheasants are the primary quarry, but a mixed bag of ducks, partridge, and woodcock is usually taken.  The terrain is such that on most drives the birds are high and fast flying targets which offer a challenge to the best of shots.  This is driven bird shooting developed through the years to its finest degree, and is unsurpassed anywhere in the United Kingdom.

    Harburn House, originally built early in. the 17th century, was destroyed by Cromwell in 1630.  Rebuilt in 1803, it was bought in 1830 by an ancestor if its present owner, Humphrey Spurway.  The manor, which is for our exclusive use while we are there, was recently remodeled with the most modern facilities, while much of the furnishings from earlier years were integrated to provide a most pleasant combination of the old and the new.  The cuisine rivals anything to be found anywhere in Europe. 

    We will have three full days of driven shooting plus time in Edinburgh for shopping and sightseeing.  Special tours are arranged for non-shooters during the shoot days.  Please contact us at your earliest convenience if you are interested or you would like additional information.  We will be finalizing the details in the next few weeks.  This is an incredible trip; we hope you can join us!