Country Sports

Country Sports is a collection of outdoor activities rather than one fixed challenge, allowing the programme to combine activities such as archery, laser clay shooting, Segways and duck herding. Depending on the venue, you can also add more energetic or motorised options such as quad bikes, Powerturns and off-road buggies.

Yes. The Country Sports format is deliberately flexible, so the activities can be selected according to your group, venue and budget. You can combine precision activities such as archery or shooting with more energetic challenges, creating a programme with something different at each activity zone.

Yes. One of the advantages of combining several country sports is that the activities don't all demand the same type of ability. A day might include energetic challenges alongside precision-based activities such as pistol or laser clay shooting, allowing people to contribute in different ways.

The Event Manager begins with a group briefing before participants are split into teams. Instructors then take the teams through the individual activities, where points can be earned, either by following a planned rotation or through a more relaxed free-play format.

Yes. The event is particularly well suited to a corporate day where the morning is spent in meetings and the afternoon is given over to something more active. You can use Country Sports as a standalone activity day or as the energetic second half of a wider corporate programme.

It can, provided the chosen venue has the necessary facilities. Options can include quad bikes, Powerturns and off-road buggies, giving groups the opportunity to add some higher-adrenaline activities to the more traditional country sports.

Yes, duck herding is one of the more unusual options available. Teams work together to manoeuvre ducks or geese back into their pen, using a shepherd's crook and working with the handlers and dogs to guide the birds around the course.

The event can cater for groups of approximately 5 to 200 people. The exact activity combination is planned around your group size so that people spend less time waiting and more time taking part.

Country Sports is available at selected outdoor venues across the UK. The venues are chosen for their suitability for the activities, and the team can help identify a location that has the right facilities for the particular combination of challenges you want.

The event is designed to operate in both wet and dry conditions, and the activity programme can be planned around the venue and weather. With a mixture of activities available, the team can help select the most suitable options rather than relying on one outdoor challenge to carry the entire event.