Our First Cartoon!

We’re a bit excited by our first ever cartoon, which featured in Country Life on 11th October 2007 in a piece about our Muddy Marathon. Click here to read the full story.

Pheasant’s On

To mark the beginning of the pheasant shooting season, we wanted to find a yummy pheasant recipe.  This one, taken from the Game’s On page of the BASC website, certainly lives up to that and is also very quick and easy. For more delicious game recipes, for everything from hare to woodcock, visit Game’s On.… Continue reading Pheasant’s On

Come On Scotland!

Oi Scotland – where are all our suggestions for our Muddy Marathon?  We’ve had an overwhelming response from everyone in England and Wales but diddly squat nada from anyone in your neck of the woods.  Unfortunately, that means that we have had to have a bit of a shuffle around with our itinerary and are… Continue reading Come On Scotland!

Calling All Rugby and Fishing Fans

One of our sponsors, the fabulous Sportfish, is running a competition that should appeal to all rugby and fishing fanatics.  It’s simple: follow the link and click on the shirt of the team you think is likely to win.  Anyone who picks the winning team will then automatically be entered into a prize draw to… Continue reading Calling All Rugby and Fishing Fans

Best Rural Retailer

Support the countryside community by nominating your favourite rural retailer in this Countryside Alliance competition. You can nominate in one or more of four categories: Best Local Food Retailer Best Village Shop/ Post Office Best Diversification Daily Telegraph Best Traditional Business The competition was launched in 2005 with 600 nominations.  Last year 2000 nominations were… Continue reading Best Rural Retailer

Employee of the Month

You may remember that we were interviewing in August to find someone to help out during our Muddy Marathon.  Time has flown by since then and we are now very pleased to introduce the lovely Christina, who started working for Muddy Matches yesterday. A Worcestershire lass and fresh out of ag college (was the umbrella… Continue reading Employee of the Month