The estate boasts a collection of renowned drives, including The Beaches, The Chair, Glenley, Keillor and St Arnolds, many of which are considered among the best in Scotland. The strategic positioning of guns within the estate’s naturally formed terrain produces superb high birds and delivers consistently challenging and exhilarating sport throughout the season.

Bordering extensive grouse moorland, Glenogil benefits from ideal partridge habitat, with bracken and rough grassland providing excellent holding cover for strong populations of red-legged partridge. The season begins with partridge days in late September, before pheasant shooting commences in late October and continues through to the traditional close of the season on 1st February.

Days are typically tailored to bags of 300 to 400 birds, and the estate comfortably accommodates teams of up to nine guns, ensuring a relaxed pace and an enjoyable experience for all participants.

Combining stunning scenery, exceptional hospitality and a portfolio of truly memorable drives, Glenogil Estate offers outstanding sporting days that rival the very best of Scottish low-ground shooting.