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I’ve been shooting all my life, I was bought my first air rifle at the age of ten, so have grown up around guns, always with an emphasis on good gun handling and safety.When the time came to choose a career path, I decided that wildlife management was for me. I gained ‘A’ Levels and progressed to an HND in Game and Wildlife Management, which is equivalent to a degree but with an emphasis on practical skills.
From University I went on to work on two different shoots in Gloucestershire, one a very small informal family shoot where I am still involved with deer management and pest and predator control, as well as helping out on shoot days and with rearing. My passion has always been in pest and predator control, so I have decided to make it my business on a full-time basis.
My interests outside my work include longbow making and archery. I hold a national record that has stood for almost 10 years now, and still compete regularly with my self-made bows and arrows. I have recently been elected to the committee of my local club, Cheltenham Archers and I coach beginners to the sport with the club, both on our seven week beginner’s courses and on have-a-go events at functions such as Berkeley Joust and Tewkesbury Abbey Fete.
I am also a keen angler, enjoying coarse fishing (especially for carp and pike), sea and game angling.
This was a 3 year sandwich course at the Northern School of Game and Wildlife at Penrith. It included theory and practical studies of all aspects of wild and reared game management including pest and predator control, habitat improvement techniques, fish and fisheries management, and deer management.
Deer Management Qualification Level One, May 2005 All
National Proficiency Tests Council (NPTC) Certificate of Competence in ATV Handling Level 2, 20th May 2003
Attended a Course Entitled Health and Safety Responsibilities for Shoots provided by The Training Association, December 2003
Trained Hunter Status in Handling Wild Game Meat – January 2006
Attended Course Entitled Night Shooting provided by the National Gamekeeper’s Organisation