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Somerset

Chargot is a traditional driven shoot set within the rolling countryside of the Quantock Hills in Somerset, an Area of Outstanding Natural Beauty. The estate is renowned for its challenging pheasants, steep wooded combes, and spectacular scenery.

The varied landscape creates exciting and testing drives, with birds presented over deep valleys, woodland, and open hillsides. The emphasis is on providing a well-organised day of quality sport, supported by excellent gamekeeping and warm West Country hospitality.

The combination of beautiful surroundings, traditional shooting, and a relaxed atmosphere makes Chargot one of Somerset's most enjoyable sporting estates.

Chargot is a historic estate in the Quantock Hills of Somerset, with a long-standing reputation for farming, conservation, and country sports. The estate extends to over 2,000 acres and has been carefully managed over many generations, with traditional estate cottages and farmland forming part of its heritage.

Chargot is located in the Quantock Hills, Somerset, near Crowcombe.

From the M5, leave at Junction 25 (Taunton) and follow the A358 before taking local roads towards Crowcombe and the Quantock Hills.

Pheasant & Partridge

1st October - 1st February

Teams meet at the shoot lodge for breakfast before heading out for the first drive. The day includes traditional driven shooting with field elevenses, lunch at the lodge, and concludes with afternoon tea.

There are a number of good pubs located close by

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