Last year we spoke to Lisa Nicholls of Fine Field Sporting about her new venture organising ladies-only game days. We caught up with Lisa to see how it had gone.
Shooting, for me, was something that somebody else did and I never really had more than a passing interest in learning to shoot.
I would easily give up, and only shoot when there was nobody waiting behind me. But I kept on at it.
I’ve officially taken up a new and expensive hobby!
I’ve met some amazing and inspiring people who have not only supported me but given me opportunities that I never thought I would have had.
From never seeing a real life pheasant to not being able to imagine your life without shooting and country sports.
I wanted to do something by myself FOR myself
I don’t think women are out to prove anything, this isn’t a competition of which sex can hunt or shoot better.
There have been times where I have felt nervous, holding a gun can sometimes feel daunting.
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