Wildfowling Clubs & Links

East

Kings Lynn & West Norfolk WA

Mersea Island Wildfowling & Cons. Club

North Lincolnshire Wildfowlers Club

North Orwell Conservation & W.F. Club

North Suffolk Wildfowlers

Norwich & District Wildfowlers Association

Rochford Hundred Wildfowling Club

Rockland Wildfowlers’ Association

Salthouse Village Parishioners G C

Skegness Wainfleet & Dist Wf

South Essex Wildfowlers Club

South Lincolnshire Wildfowling Club

Spalding & District W.A .Ltd

Tillingham Wildfowlers Association

Tollesbury Wildfowlers Club

Walberswick Wildfowlers Club

Walton-On-Naze & District W A

Wells & District Wildfowlers

Whittlesey Wildfowlers & Conservationists

Northern Ireland

Comber Wildfowlers & Conservation Association

Derrylin & District Gun Club

Lough Foyle Wildfowlers Association

South West

Bridgwater Bay Wildfowlers Association

Cornwall Wildfowlers Association

Clevedon Wildfowling Association

Devon Wildfowling & Conservation Association

Dorset Wildfowlers Association

Wildfowling Links

Clay & Game shotshell reloaders

New Jersey Waterfowlers Association

Related pages

Wildfowling Club Manual

This publication is a comprehensive guide to running a modern wildfowling club. It covers many and varied aspects of club management, from adopting and reviewing club rules, that are the basic foundation of good club governance, to effective financial planning, new member inductions procedures, fundraising and grant aid, land purchase, as well as a guide to heath and safety.

Severe weather and waterfowl shooting

Severe Weather and Waterfowl Shooting In periods of prolonged severe weather (typically persistent freezing conditions) the relevant government ministers have the power to make protection orders suspending the shooting of wildfowl and waders in England, Wales and Scotland, under Section 2 (6) of the Wildlife and Countryside Act, 1981. Similar

Duck and goose wing survey

Duck and Goose Wing Survey We are asking shooters to collect duck, goose and wader wings from each bird they shoot to help us monitor our quarry species populations. What is the Wing Survey? The wings of birds can tell us a lot about the populations we are shooting. We

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