Improving driven pheasant shooting technique with Ed Solomons at Grimsthorpe | Schöffel Country

Schöffel Country UK Sales Manager Paul Tomson headed down to Grimsthorpe Estate Shooting Ground in Lincolnshire to meet up with clay and game coach Ed Solomons to sharpen up on his technique, ready for the coming season. Paul first started clay shooting at Grimsthorpe about 10 years ago. More recently he’s joined a local syndicate and shoots 3-4 driven game days per year. To identify the areas where Paul can improve, he shoots a few targets that are indicative of the type of bird he would usually face, so Ed can see him in action and get the gun moving. Schöffel Country Designed and engineered around the same guiding principles upon which the Schöffel Country brand was built – namely quality, durability, attention to detail and, most importantly, technical performance in the field – we are confident that this product range will continue to do what we have always strived for: to enhance your experience in the field and, from now on, on the water, too. For 28 years, we have prided ourselves at Schöffel Country for designing and manufacturing the finest game shooting and country clothing that money can buy. And over the years, we have repeatedly been asked by our customers to produce a range of fly fishing clothing to match the quality, design and standards that we set with the inception of the Ptarmigan Shooting Coat range in 1994. Well, 28 years on, we believe we have done just that. As a specialist brand Schöffel Country focuses on the latest fabrics and techniques to produce superb clothing which is lightweight, technical, comfortable and specifically designed with the discerning country customer in mind. Subscribe to our channel: Website: https://www.schoffelcountry.com/ Instagram: https://www.instagram.com/schoffelcountry/?hl=en Facebook: https://www.facebook.com/schoffelcountry/ Enjoy the fabric of the countryside.

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