Scottish Borders
Grouse shooting at Mayshiel is a traditional and prestigious sporting activity set in the stunning hills of the Scottish Borders. The estate is renowned for its rich moorland, ideal for red grouse, offering challenging and exhilarating shooting experiences.
The landscape is breath-taking, with expansive views over valleys and rolling hills. The practice is steeped in history, blending sport with conservation, as efforts are made to maintain the grouse population and the habitat. This activity attracts enthusiasts seeking both a challenge and the opportunity to experience the grandeur of the Scottish countryside, along with a deep-rooted tradition of game shooting that has been cherished for generations at Mayshiel.
The Borders have a rich history, with numerous castles, battlefields, and historical sites, including the famous Melrose Abbey and the site of the Battle of Flodden.
From London to Mayshiel Lodge, drive approximately 6-7 hours via the A1. Alternatively, take a train to Edinburgh, then continue by taxi or bus to the lodge. Or fly into Edinburgh and transfer from there via car or helicopter.
A typical day of grouse shooting begins early, with participants gathering for a briefing and heading out onto the moors. After a two drives we break for elevenses, followed by a third and then lunch is enjoyed, often in a remote spot, with warm food and drinks. The afternoon continues with more driven shooting until the day ends.
Mayshiel Lodge is a renowned shooting lodge in the Scottish Borders, offering exceptional grouse shooting experiences on its expansive moorland. The lodge combines traditional Scottish charm with modern comforts, providing a perfect base for all grouse shooting teams. With stunning views the lodge offers an authentic, immersive shooting retreat.