Something to chew over

Many foods are toxic to canines, and most owners know to avoid feeding them to their dogs. But when accidents inevitably happen, common sense is key, says

The Nevill Arms

Set in Leicestershire's Welland Valley, this boutique hotel and pub blends original character and contemporary chic with impeccable countryside credentials

Protecting our way of life

How BASC is fighting for the future of shooting - and how you can help

'Here today, gone tomorrow'

With its cryptic plumage, striking beak and curious drumming behaviour, the snipe is a fascinating bird that has captivated sportsmen for generations

Farmers need a helping hand

Britain’s farmers are ready to deliver on food security and biodiversity. However, sustainability comes at a cost – one they cannot bear alone, says

Fabarm Autumn Elite 20-bore

Italian proofed for steel shot and handling much like an over-and-under, this smart side-by-side has been designed with the future in mind, says Michael Yardley

Reinventing Arcady

With chalkstreams coming under increasing pressure, it's time to step away from the traditional and manicured and let our rivers breathe

Conservation wins

Now open for 2025 entries, the Purdey Awards recognise the outstanding game and habitat conservation work carried out by shoots across the UK

Driven to distraction

The prospect of swapping arms and armour for automobiles at auction leaves Roger Field feeling rather daunted. Meanwhile, a celebrity sale attracts fans and bargain hunters alike

Championing our canine kings

As The Field Top Dog Awards launches for 2025, searching for the best of our canine companions, Agria Pet Insurance is proud to announce itself as one of the sponsors

Deliciously free

From a languid lie-in and breakfast in bed to a freshly caught mackerel and a blackberry plucked from the hedgerow, life's greatest luxuries needn't put you in the red

Stalking on your doorstep

There is no need to head to Scotland to enjoy the thrill of the stalk. Pursuing lowland deer is not only exciting and surprisingly accessible but essential to the health of the British countryside

Art in the field

The journey to rewilding has provided an abundance of inspiration for Hannah Dale

The game-changing art of gun mounting

A consistent gun mount is the foundation on which shotgun marksmanship is built. It is critical to becoming a top-notch shot

A natural nemesis for slugs

Last year’s wet spring brought an explosion of slugs out of hiding and into Ursula Buchan’s vegetable beds. Fortunately, this season she has an eco-friendly ace up her sleeve

The last oystermen on the Fal

Oystermen have long toiled for their keep on these ancient waters and this living craft, passed down through generations, endures to this day

Giving black grouse a lift

Black grouse could be restored to the North York Moors this spring thanks to a GWCT translocation project that aims to expand the iconic bird’s range

A rare breed with serious pulling power

Once the engine of British agriculture, the endangered Suffolk Horse has found new purpose by exchanging farming for forestry, the show ring and even the field

Gone away but not forgotten

The disbanding of packs is by no means a modern phenomenon; it is simply part of the ever-evolving tapestry of our hunting heritage

We've lots to be proud of

The return of the bluefin tuna is a win for sporting conservation, while a GWCT auction reminds us how generosity of money and time is helping vulnerable species.

Eyes on the pies

A day in the field isn’t complete without some form of pastry-cased deliciousness but how did the pie become such a sporting staple?

Mobs for Jobs

By the winter of 1942-43 British Special Forces had proven their worth but they were yet to face their greatest challenges

Best in class

An increasing number of schools are enlisting the services of dogs to help with everything from reading to homesickness and even conducting tours for parents

In it together

Syndicates offer the chance to experience the highs and lows of racehorse ownership for a fraction of the cost but the benefits go far beyond the financial

The thrill of the chase

Lure coursing is earning its place as an exciting sport in its own right, giving sighthounds the joyful opportunity to do what they were bred for

Truly man's best friend

Celebrating every type of breed, whether the sporting field is their domain or not, The Field Top Dog Awards is a salute to Britain’s best canine companions

Hidden fishing

While true voyages into the unknown are harder to come by in the modern age, there are plenty of remote waters where the spirit of adventure remains intact

A pack of all trades

Putting together and running a cohesive team of dogs requires a genuine understanding of each breed’s role in the field

Solid companions

An aspiring workman needs a tool he can trust, and the same is true in the field. For less than 10,000, these top workhorse guns will get the job done in style

Hounds, not hangovers

A fast-paced day following the RAC Beagles, a historic pack predominantly managed by students from the Royal Agricultural University at Cirencester