About us

Background

Bill Telford Lead Instructor and Director of High Bird Shooting Limited is an Instructor with The Association of Professional Shooting Instructors (A.P.S.I.). Bill has been shooting since he was 8 years old on his fathers Shropshire syndicate game shoot. His experience in driven game shooting, pigeon decoying and wildfowling is second to none with fifty years of experience. A former Police Specialist Firearms officer whose duties included close armed protection of H.M. The Queen and other members of the Royal family and dignitaries. Sign up to our Newsletter for offers – http://eepurl.com/ga79GT

HIGH BIRD SHOOTING

What We Do

High Bird Shootings aim is twofold, firstly to encourage non-shooters, including the young into the exciting sport of shooting. Secondly to enable experienced shooters to improve their skills and hit ratio, in clay or game, making their days shooting more enjoyable.

Bill is a Game Shooting specialist and has great success instructing guns onto the very highest birds at shoots like Llechweddygarth, Coed Coch and Vivod. Working on technique that allows you to take on and hit those high birds with confidence.

All High Bird Shooting instructors are professionally qualified, relaxed and friendly, they have full public liability insurance with your safety being paramount. Bill can accompany you in the field and discreetly instruct in private locations where one-to-one instruction is provided to single or group clients to take their first shots in a safe, relaxed environment and introduce them to a lifetime of enjoyment in the shooting field. Supporting you on your first days game shooting to make sure that you get the full benefit of your experience. Loading both single or double gun is something Bill enjoys doing and offers to all clients.

Game Shooting

Are you new to game shooting and would like to give it a try OR experienced shot who wants to improve their hit ratio? Have you been invited to a driven game day, but you are unsure of the rules, etiquette and protocols?