Angus Glens Moorland Group

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Angus Glens Moorland Group

🌿 Rural moorlands of the Angus Glens
🦅 Protecting wildlife & moorland habitats
👏🏻Community | 📚 Education

The Angus Glens Moorland Group is a collection of rural estates throughout Angus, founded in 2015. The group demonstrates the work these sporting estates and their staff undertake for our countryside, both in Angus and Scotland as a whole, highlighting the positive impact on our local communities and businesses. This includes conservation of rare heather moorland and the wildlife which lives there.

06/09/2026

Today marks the first home game of the season for Strathmore Rugby Club! 🏉

A great opportunity to highlight the partnership between Strathmore and the Angus Glens Moorland Group, bringing locally sourced game meat and sport together. 🥩🏉

So far, over 2,000 meals have been served through the club’s superb hospitality.

We can’t wait to see that number grow after yet another season.

Here’s to the 2026 kick-off! 🏉🌿

🎥 To watch the full collab video, click the link in the bio!

04/09/2026

🦌 Scottish Venison Day 🦌

Today marks Scottish Venison Day, celebrating the journey from our Scottish hills to the plate.

Venison is a naturally lean, nutritious and protein-rich meat, harvested from wild deer roaming our hills freely.

Deer management also supports seasonal employment and traditional rural skills, with many different methods used to harvest deer. In some areas, Highland ponies are still used to bring deer off the hill. A traditional method that remains an important part of hill work.

A true example of field to fork, rooted in Scotland’s countryside and the people who work it. 🌿🦌

03/09/2026

Delighted to receive this letter from Jim Fairlie MSP recognising the economic, environmental and social value of integrated moorland management.

A fantastic recognition of the work happening across our moorlands. 👏🏻

To read the full report, click the link in comments below 👇🏻

Scottish Land & Estates
Tayside and Central Scotland Moorland Group
Southern Uplands Moorland Group
Grampian Moorland Group

02/09/2026

Our picking-up teams have a huge number of dogs between them, with each one bringing its own strengths and quirks to the team.

A lot of people may simply see well-trained dogs out on a shoot day, doing their job alongside their handler…
But, what they don’t see are the hours upon hours of training, patience, hard work and dedication that has gone into getting each dog to that point. Not to mention the bond and trust built between each dog and its handler. That relationship takes time and plenty of patience.

It’s brilliant to see them back out in the hills, doing what they love and what they’ve been trained to do.🤩👏🏻

31/08/2026

Gamekeeping is a tradition that runs deep in our rural glens. It keeps families here and, even today, sees different generations following in the same footsteps.

These two families, living in the same glen, are a great example.

The young lad pictured below has recently started his first gamekeeping job and, by chance, is now living in the very same house where his dad lived while working on a neighbouring estate some 20 years ago.

Between the two families, there are already several generations of gamekeeping experience, with two older brothers working as gamekeepers elsewhere too.

Both youngest sons are as keen as ever to follow in their big brothers’ footsteps once they leave school.

A great example of how gamekeeping is more than a job, it’s a tradition that continues through generations and helps keep our rural glens full. 🌿🏔️🧡

28/08/2026

🥂 12 glorious jobs for the Glorious 12th ~ Hospitality & Tourism

A perfect example of how the shooting industry goes hand in hand with hospitality is Glen Clova Hotel.

Proudly welcoming sporting guests year after year, many of whom return season after season.

Their packages not only gives the guests a warm Scottish experience, but also supports the local economy by creating jobs.

Glen Clova Hotel works hand in hand with the Angus Glens estates as mentioned in our ‘Angus Glens Impact Report’

To read the full report do so via link in comments.

27/08/2026

🚩 12 Glorious Jobs for the Glorious 12th ~ BE**ER

Beating is a seasonal role that welcomes people of all ages and experience levels. It’s a great way to earn extra income, enjoy the outdoors, and be part of a close-knit team.

As well as supporting the day, beaters gain first-hand experience of the moorlands and meet lots of new people from a wide range of backgrounds.

26/08/2026

👩🏼‍🔧 12 Glorious Jobs for the Glorious 12th ~ MACHINE HIRE AND MECHANICS

Businesses such as GWT Plant Hire provide estates with access to essential machinery, from diggers and quads to trailers and ATVs - used for everything from track repairs and transport to habitat management.

The increased activity during the shooting season creates steady demand for plant hire, fuelling local income and keeping these small businesses viable in remote areas.

Mechanical support is equally important. Estates rely on local mechanics to keep shoot vehicles in working order, often at short notice. Whether it's repairing Argocats, maintaining beaters' trailers, or servicing pick-up trucks, this work ensures shoot days run smoothly and safely, especially in challenging weather or terrain.

The shooting season provides a reliable stream of work for businesses like GWT and local workshops, supporting skilled jobs and helping maintain the infrastructure that benefits not just field sports, but wider land management.

Gwt Plant Hire Ltd

25/08/2026

🧺 12 Glorious Jobs for the Glorious 12th ~ HOSPITALITY & HOUSEKEEPING

The hospitality and housekeeping teams ensure guests enjoy a comfortable, welcoming, and memorable stay.

From preparing accommodation and maintaining high standards to serving meals and refreshments, they play an essential role in delivering exceptional hospitality while supporting seasonal employment in rural communities.

24/08/2026

🧑🏼‍🍳 12 Glorious Jobs for the Glorious 12th ~ CHEF

"The shooting industry has been a cornerstone of my career as a chef. My early experience at Kinnaird Estate by Dalguise, working with shooting parties like The Underburgh's, allowed me to work with high-quality game and understand the importance of sustainability and local sourcing-principles I continue to uphold today. The commitment of the shooting industry to land management, conservation, and responsible sourcing has shaped my culinary approach, allowing me to offer the best of Scotland's natural produce.
At these Estates, the support of a talented team and the strong leadership from the owner ensures we maintain the high standards that the industry demands. The shooting industry not only provides me with premium, locally sourced game but also fosters an environment where collaboration and quality are paramount. This allows me to create exceptional dishes that reflect both the heritage and future of our land."

Ruaraidh Tainsh
Estate Chef

Address

Edzell

Telephone

01356670208

Website

http://www.angusglensmoorlandgroup.co.uk/, http://www.scot-rmg.co.uk/angus-glens-moorland-group

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