We can hire Shotguns to people with a Section 2 shotgun licence:
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2019 Pheasant Season – OPEN NOW!!
If your coming to visit North Yorkshire Pheasant, Partridge or even Grouse Shooting then give us a call to make sure that everything you need is covered.
We will work with all local businesses to make sure you get everything you require to make your visit to Yorkshire go as smoothly as possible.
You can visit our page on all the services we provide for our shooting clients
We offer Gun hire, visit our page to see what we can do for you.
With the 2019 Grouse Season almost upon us its looking like a busy season for our teams of Chauffeurs and Loaders.
Email us: robert@ruralchauffeur.co.uk or call +44(0)1439 610 550
We specialise in providing the full package of services. Whether its picking you up at your door, the local train station or airport, taking you to your hotel, shoot lodge or the shoot itself, chauffeuring and loading, we have everything covered.
All of our Chauffeurs & Loaders are Competent, Experienced and Qualified individuals with a strong interest in the industry and we have all the licences, insurances and provisions in place to provide all aspects of these services. Loaders all have the LANTRA loaders qualification and some are also shotgun coaches.
All of our staff are dressed in appropriate attire, carry gun cleaning kits, spare cartridges and other consumable and tools to ensure that your day goes as smoothly as possible.
We accept bookings from individuals, teams and shoot agents from across the globe.
If you want to arrive by Helicopter visit our sister website https://ruralaviation.co.uk for the full array of air and ground support services that we can provide.
Need somewhere to stay? we can help point you in the direction of great local accommodation. just let us know if you want us to organise this for you too.
This is a code of practice for those who load for others. If followed, it will contribute to a safe and responsible future for the sport. It is primarily aimed at those who have successfully completed a loading qualification, such as that provided by Lantra Awards. The code will support and supplement the novice’s training and attainment of a qualification. This code should be read in conjunction with the BASC Shotgun Safety Code of Practice.
igh standards underpin public and political support for shooting, now and in the future.
The code provides advice at two levels:
Advice that must be followed in order to deliver sustainable shooting – unless otherwise stated, the term ‘must’ only applies to meeting the standards set by this code of practice and does not refer to a legal obligation.
Advice that should be followed in order to achieve best practice, any deviation from which would need justification.
1. The most important rule of gun handling – you should never point a gun, loaded or unloaded, in an unsafe direction.
2. No one should touch the trigger of a shotgun until they intend to fire it.
3. The safe conduct of shotgun shooting must meet the standards described in this code, show respect for the countryside, due regard to health and safety and consideration for others.
4. It is the loaders responsibility to alert the shoot captain of any breaches of safety that may arise.
5. Remember – ignorance of the law is no excuse. If in doubt, always ask.
