Country Sports in Oxfordshire
Nuneham Estate, in the heart of Oxfordshire, offers shooting and fishing activities.
Well managed country sports are a vital part of the rural economy and deliver environmental benefits too.
Simulated Shoots at Nuneham Estate
At Nuneham Estate, our Simulated Game Shooting experience hosted by Seabrook Sporting offers five premium drives featuring a variety of simulated game, with each drive replicating a different quarry. We cater to group sizes ranging from 14-22 guests, with guns shooting in pairs and swapping halfway through each drive. Each guest is required to bring two slabs of fibre wad cartridges, shooting an average of 400-500 cartridges per guest.
Our day begins at 8:30 am at the shoot lodge, where guests are welcomed with breakfast. Following a safety briefing, drawing of pegs, and a general explanation of the day, we depart in your own vehicles, in convoy, to be shown your first drive.
After the first drive, we break for informal refreshments, and after the second drive, we break for elevenses. All our catering is handmade by our in-house chef, with elevenses featuring a variety of tasty bites accompanied by champagne and soft drinks. Following the third drive, we return for lunch, offering various menu and refreshment options.
Post-lunch, we enjoy two more drives before inviting guests back to relax and indulge in refreshments, before bidding farewell around 5pm.
Our customisable canapés and lunch menus ensure we cater to various dietary requirements. If you’re interested, we would be delighted to provide you with a full list of catering options.
To book this exceptional Simulated Game Shooting experience at Nuneham Estate, then please email:
Email: info@seabrooksporting.co.uk
Website: www.seabrooksporting.co.uk
Fishing in the heart of our Oxfordshire Estate
The Estate owns coarse fishing rights along the bank of the River Thames which is let to the Thame Angling Club.
At 215 miles (346 km), the River Thames is the longest river entirely in England and the second longest in the UK. Flowing through Oxford (where it is called Isis), the Estate and onto Reading, Henley-on-Thames, Windsor and then London!
