In the short film Dave Curry Schulte envisaged the Hadley Schulte, a lovely friendly family oriented at Schulte, setting the beautiful Worcestershire countryside. Unfortunately I was unable to attend myself because of the sickness virus, but it looks like I missed out on a great day Schulte, with some good crack thrown in. I do apologise to the Gwillham's for not being able to make it, but I promise Adam and especially Sean the Beekeeper, I'll definitely be there next season. My name is Adam Gwillham, I'm the shoot captain here at the Hadley Schulte, part of Hadley Gaming Sporting. We've been going for five years here, we mainly shoot patches here with a few good fesent for Xtin, the ground lends itself to patches mainly, lots of undulating valleys, nice head, thick hedgerows, so partridge seems to thrive here. We'd have probably four or five wild brews of English on the place as well, which we put down three or four seasons ago and they seem to have thrived since we put them in place. Team here is very family-oriented, aunties, uncles, cousins, a lot of the beaters are family friends, and a lot of the guns that return here become almost like part of the family. Today we're going to shoot four drives, we're looking for 200 parts ridge, with a few fesent mixed in. We're going to go from one side of the shoot to the other, so you'll see three or four very different drives and different sort of types of quarry in terms of quality of bird as well. Morning general and ladies, welcome to Hadley Shoot. We have many, I think, a couple of your shoppers before but it's a nice season of new faces, so today just safety is obviously paramount chaps, mainly parts of today. We've got a few fesent clicking about but pick your way through those since first hunter and fesent today. So, just enjoy yourselves, be safe, draw pegs and we'll get moving. We shot Daniel's farm to start, which is a mixture of partridge, fesent and duck. Daniel's would probably be one of our most productive drives on the shoot. It's a proper go to drive and very much a favourite with all the visiting guns here. Our lie gives you a nice, beige scfirst. Scott Juliette chops his wishes all along with a shapeshower and a list of things too. Unfortunately he doesn't want to see anything out until he falls asleep. I'm going to go now, I'm going to spray them around them. Second we went on to Pylon Drive, which was first time through today, which is more a fesant drive, but we have got quite a few parts. We managed to put on a good show in any way, some really tall fesants for this time of year and for this part of the world, so we're very pleased with that one. So we're trying, we're trying to incorporate game into everything we do, food-wise, so part of the 11th is hopefully made first of all, so later on tonight they'll have a game that we can play as well with the field. If you're going to stand here and shoot it, then you should eat it, so that's part of what we do for them. Cheers, Japs! The third drive was Badges Hill, nice drive, they're coming off the top of a bank with some cover crop over a hedge, some of the tallest birds on the shoot come off there on the right day with the wind under them. And we went to the Oaks, the last drive, very challenging part, which they flew really well, good last drive and good finish. So, you're very nice today, 68,167 partridge, 11 duck and one pigeon. After you've looked after the key, you've done what you need to do, if you've got an expert change or whatever, you can jump down into there, obviously they're doing a lot of very good work towards keeping our sport wherever wanted, so if you can support that, that would be great. So, thank you. Have a great day. My name's Sean from the Haddie game of sporting, I'm the beat keeper here. Today it's gone well, nice weather for it, we need a bit more wind, but yeah, we're really chuffed about today, it was a good day. We've been keeping for about four years now, this is the second season here. Love keeping because obviously, I can't just idle the time, seeing the birds and seeing other shoot days go, it's all a great pleasure to be in.