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Aberdeenshire

Nestled in the heart of the Cairngorms National Park, Glenbuchat Estate offers an authentic Scottish sporting experience in one of the country's most spectacular landscapes. Rolling heather moorland, mature pine forests, and open glens provide the perfect setting for a memorable day on the hill, combining outstanding sport with breath-taking Highland scenery.

The estate is renowned for its well-managed driven grouse shooting, where carefully planned drives take full advantage of the natural contours of the moor. Guests can expect challenging, fast-flying birds, professional organisation, and the highest standards of safety and hospitality throughout the day.

Sustainability is central to the estate's management. Ongoing conservation work, including habitat restoration and responsible moorland management, supports thriving wildlife populations while preserving the landscape for future generations. This careful stewardship ensures the estate remains both productive and environmentally sensitive.

Beyond the shooting, Glenbuchat is a place to relax and immerse yourself in the beauty of the Scottish Highlands. From panoramic views across the Cairngorms to warm hospitality at the lodge, every visit leaves a lasting impression. A day at Glenbuchat Estate is more than exceptional sport—it's an opportunity to experience the heritage, scenery, and traditions that define Scottish country life.

The glen is rich in wildlife, including red deer, red grouse, golden eagles, mountain hares, and other rare upland species.

Drive from Edinburgh via A90, A944 and B9119 to Glenbuchat Estate; alternatively, charter a helicopter directly to the estate's landing area.

Pheasant, partridge, red grouse

September to late January

Once we leave the lodge in the morning we usually stay out all day shooting 4-5 drives and stopping for lunch on the hill in one of the bothys. We will shoot various drives with plenty of variety of location and height of birds to suit all groups.

Glenbuchat Lodge

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