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SGA Chairman Alex Hogg is heading for the grouse moors to walk off some of the generous breakfast feasts provided by nature and his diminishing supply of hens
The Scottish Gamekeepers Association
Welcome
For generations Scotland’s gamekeepers, stalkers and ghillies have been the country’s best-kept secret. Living in wild, remote places, our knowledge and experience of wildlife management on the moors and in the hills, woods and rivers is second to none.
The Scottish Gamekeepers’ Association, a tightly run operation run largely by volunteers, represents its members in the Scottish Parliament and supports extensive programmes of training and education.
We are a distinctive and proud cultural group. Dedicated, passionate and independent of mind, our band of men and women represent the spirit of Scotland’s countryside.
Welcome to our story.
Latest News
New evidence supports return of tail docking
Everyone with an interest in winning an exemption for working dogs is urged to respond to the Scottish Government by Friday 3rd September
Latest snaring course dates and venues
New dates for SGA courses have been confirmed at venues across Scotland
Young Gamekeeper of the Year Announced
This year's top young Scottish gamekeeper is 20 year old Graeme Dunlop whose beat is the 14,000 acre North Drynachan Moor on Cawdor Estate near Nairn.
The annual award by the SGA was presented at the Highland Field Sports Fair at Moy at the weekend where the winner received an exclusive tweed suit from Hawick-based Lovat Mill.
Last chance to bid in the Silent Auction!
The SGA's Silent Auction will close this weekend, so there's just enough time to get your bid in for a lot by e-mail.
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