grouse moor

A 1,500-acre grouse moor will generate enough electricity in this way to power a town of 6,000 people.

His grouse moors stretched further than she could see.

He set the seven-feet-high work on a natural rock in the middle of a grouse moor.

The whole area is grouse moors and sheep country.

Hunters want to insure that the remaining grouse moors do not disappear.

Much of the upland areas of the town are grouse moors.

The fixed annual cost of running a grouse moor with two keepers is approx.

She longed for something to do other than trudge the glorious, heather-clad grouse moors.

He acquired hunters, a yacht, a grouse moor.

The summit of this grouse moor is 506 metres above sea level and topped with a trig point.

There is a strict code of conduct governing behaviour on the grouse moor for both safety and etiquette.

There must be something redeemable about a couple who would spend a holiday there instead of on a Scottish grouse moor.

He would have had the dog put down after the grouse moor had been built over, if it hadn't been for Edith.

Absolutely nothing to do with the visual impact on his favourite Scottish grouse moors, I sure...

With its multiple branches following the contours of the hills, the railway was designed to convey their shooting parties around the grouse moor.

The road passes elevated farmland and grouse moor and presents extensive views over central Scotland to the north.

It is often managed in nature reserves and grouse moors by sheep or cattle grazing, and also by light burning.

The parish includes large areas of grouse moor, rising to the remote peak of Meugher.

He tagged the Tories with a grouse moor image and mocked Home for his 'matchbox economics'.

The Grouse Moor Image (1968)

Economies are collapsing, markets are in despair, but Britain's grouse moors bask in the glow of happiness.

Nonetheless, "for many grouse moors, there may well be little or no grouse shooting again this year" to permit breeding stocks to recover, the association said.

The Queen's Highland castle retreat, set in 40,000 acres of heather and grouse moor, is effectively the Windsors' family seat.

Edouard de Chavigny passed from opera box to grouse moor with equal elegance and aplomb.

To be on a grouse moor with a loaded shotgun at dawn on the 12th of August is to know the true meaning of exclusivity.