Land rich in open pastures that join with the cold northern seas, theIsle of Bute is the winter refuge of the Queen of the woods. The strip of land between the Scotland andIreland, lapped by the Gulf Stream, has lush meadows of heather and broom, boundless pine forests and hornbeam woods. There Montefeltro Tour Operator accompanies hunting lovers in the small Scottish jewel. On the rugged terrain of the island, hunters will test their skills and live a unique experience, putting their endurance to the test.
The island is a paradise characterized by a enchanted landscape and one mild climate even in winter. It is precisely the temperatures that attract the woodcock, for long periods, on the lands of Firth of Clyde bay, north of the note Isle of Arran. The Queen of the Wood decides to spend the winter in the Scottish Highlands, coming from Scandinavian areas, such as Norway. The spring and autumn migrations are aimed at the search for climatically favorable areas dedicated to reproduction. You rarely get to see the woodcock in flight by day, his movements in groups of 4 maximum 6 subjects, occur purely at night and on a few occasions they move in flocks.
The Isle of Bute, despite having a great history behind it, remains a uncontaminated territory and with a small population. The first traces date back to the prehistoric era, as confirmed by the discovery of an amber necklace dating back to about 2000 BC. Later the Celtic population was ousted by the arrival of the Gaels under the kingdom Daruriada. After being conquered by the Vikings and assuming the name of Rothesay, it passed into the hands of the Scottish kingdom. In recent times the area has been a fundamental hub. During the Second World War the English navy settled on the coasts of the island and became a place of refuge for Polish officers.
The love of the population for the territory and for the respect for nature, guarantees hunters who venture into these untouched lands an unforgettable hunting experience. Sightings of the Queen of the Woods are frequent and the hunting ground it is so extensive that it is rare for two hunting teams to meet on the same day. There Montefeltro Tour Operator present on site with his gamekeepers will be ready to meet all the needs of hunting lovers.
THEwelcome of the Scottish people will make your stay pleasant for the little ones hotels family run. Each structure chosen by the Montefeltro guarantees Breath-taking view on the bays or on the gentle slopes of the hills. The buildings of Victorian origin are characterized by comfortable and welcoming rooms. The long days in pursuit of woodcocks can be concluded in cozy lounges equipped with fireplaces in which to relax and discover the wonders of the Celtic tradition. The Tour Operator think also of the hunters' inseparable friends. In addition to taking care of their transport, i kennels dedicated to the rest of the hounds are warm up and equipped with all comforts.
La Montefeltro to make the four days of hunting unforgettable, he is close to hunting enthusiasts from the moment they arrive at the airport. In addition to taking care of the displacements, it will take on the burden of resolving the paperwork, to let him fully experience the days dedicated to his favorite sport. In addition, it offers those who want to travel light the possibility of hire weapons most suitable. The long days of hunting, always accompanied by expert staff, will end with the tasting of the highly prized woodcock meat.
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