Results of the Savills Shoot Benchmarking Survey released this week, have highlighted optimism among UK shoots ahead of the 2018/19 season.
The report produced in conjunction with the Game and Wildlife Trust which includes data from 130 shoots throughout the UK captured during the 2017/18 season, has highlighted that on average shoots made a profit of 8p per bird shot, with fewer shoots making a loss (42%) than seen in previous years.
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Author of the report, Andrew Teanby, explains that these results could correlate to the fact that shoots increased the average charge per bird by 49p, with the majority planning to do the same again for the upcoming season.
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The report produced in conjunction with the Game and Wildlife Trust which includes data from 130 shoots throughout the UK captured during the 2017/18 season, has highlighted that on average shoots made a profit of 8p per bird shot, with fewer shoots making a loss (42%) than seen in previous years.
Read on >>>
Author of the report, Andrew Teanby, explains that these results could correlate to the fact that shoots increased the average charge per bird by 49p, with the majority planning to do the same again for the upcoming season.
Read on >>>