MIK 4,754 Posted December 20, 2017 Report Share Posted December 20, 2017 Had a mate and a few lads Fromm Essex up last weekend a nice mixed bag over the pointers .....should of had more ducks but all the ponds were frozen and a shortage of timberdick and snipe ...the lads saw some good dog work and plenty of sport great craic 6 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
j j m 6,480 Posted December 23, 2017 Report Share Posted December 23, 2017 wow very impressive mate Quote Link to post Share on other sites
The one 8,396 Posted December 23, 2017 Report Share Posted December 23, 2017 nice going mate any market for the pheasants up there Quote Link to post Share on other sites
MIK 4,754 Posted December 23, 2017 Author Report Share Posted December 23, 2017 INo gamedealers aren’t taking any this season ..we process everything and the guns take them away anything left has been going to local hotels and friends and family heres what’s been happening to surplus fame in our area very very well done lads GAMEKEEPERS GIVE GAME GIFTS TO CHRISTMAS NEEDY (Grampian, Angus and Tayside charities to benefit) Gamekeepers and estates across Angus and Grampian are teaming up to provide meals of fresh local game for over 600 homeless and vulnerable people this Christmas. Angus Glens Moorland Group and Grampian Moorland Group were established in 2015 to showcase working and community life in remote rural glens. Over the past year they have been working with several care, family and community causes to supply healthy, free-range game meat to those with limited opportunities to try it. With the festive season now approaching, group members have been working to deliver to charities oven-ready pheasant and partridge, reared in the fields and woods of local glens. Fresh venison and rabbit from the hills, sourced from gamekeepers, will also be on the menu for some of the 7 charities that the groups have been working with. One of the beneficiaries will be Aberdeen homeless charity, Aberdeen Cyrenians, which has helped around 50 000 people either homeless or at risk of losing the roof over their heads. The city charity, which runs homes as well as offering street alternatives, is set to receive easy cook ‘Game for Giving’ bags of pheasant or partridge plus vegetables, Christmas puddings and mince pies. The free-range meat is hanged in licensed larders before being prepared for cooking by royal warranted HM Sheridan Butcher in Ballater and Sinclair’s Kitchen in Forfar. “The moorland groups, which comprise gamekeepers, shepherds, estate staff and their families, have been collaborating with local charities for some time,” said Lianne MacLennan, Co-ordinator of both the Angus Glens and Grampian Moorland Groups. “It is not solely a Christmas initiative but there are particular requirements at this time of the year and the members have been delighted to get involved to help. “We made it known on social media that we wanted to see quality local game being tasted by more people as it is a healthy free range product that not enough people get the chance to enjoy. “Working like this helps everyone. Our group members are delighted to see the game being appreciated by people and to support vital homeless, family and community causes at this time of year.” Game will be supplied to several Grampian branches of the family support charity, Home Start, as well as Aberdeen Cyrenians and CFINE, a social enterprise which distributes affordable healthy produce and operates a food bank. In Angus, beneficiaries include community wellbeing organisation Voluntary Action Angus, support hub and charity Brechin Community Pantry and Montrose’s Christmas Community Meal. Advice and accommodation charity, Transform, in Dundee will also receive the festive offering. The game parcel concept has already proved a hit with previous recipients. Leah Bruce, Senior Co-ordinator of the Deeside and Donside branch of Home Start said: “We could not be more grateful for the hard work and effort of the groups, the butchers and chefs involved. When we first received the game parcels, we set up an online community with cooking tips and recipes and the response we received from the families was incredible. It has been a huge success. “People who had probably never bought game before enjoyed it and we have welcomed the Game for Giving bags ever since. It is a fantastic initiative.” A massive thank you to Sinclair's Kitchen Sinclair's Catering Sinclair's Larder H.M SHERIDAN LTD Pace Productions UK Voluntary Action Angus Home-Start Deeside Home-Start Deeside, Alford and Strathdon Home-Start UK Scotland Aberdeen Cyrenians Christmas Day Community Meal, Montrose Brechin Community Pantry Transform Community Development Grampian Moorland Group Wishing you all a very Merry Christmas ? #GameforGiving #givealittlethischristmas #homestart #vaa #pacebros #sinclairs #agmg #gmg 2 Quote Link to post Share on other sites
archiekale 427 Posted December 23, 2017 Report Share Posted December 23, 2017 looks a great shoot and nice to see nothing wasted and helping the homeless and vulnerable top bloke Quote Link to post Share on other sites
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