The 2024 Grand Grouse Draw is now closed - winning ticket number: 565
It is with great pleasure that we offer an exhilarating day of driven grouse shooting to the winner of the 2024 GWCT Grand Grouse Draw.
We have been very lucky to secure a day's driven grouse shooting in the Scottish Borders. The winner and 7 friends (8 Guns in total) will come and shoot the notoriously challenging but exciting king of gamebirds. The bag will be in the region of 30-40 brace and the day will be taken late in the 2024 season.
Also included in this fantastic prize is lunch on the hill and a night’s accommodation in a nearby hotel for your guests and their partners.
Draw information and ticket sales
- Tickets are priced at £40 each - you can buy as many as you like to increase your chance of winning
- Buyers from outside the UK can enter
- The draw closes at noon on Monday 12th August 2024
- We can only accept payment by Debit card or Bank Transfer
Do not miss out, this is the chance of a lifetime. A recent winner said they had a “wonderful day's grouse shooting. It was truly a superb prize to have won” and that it was a “very special day to remember”.
Tickets cost £40 each, very little for such a fantastic day to share with your friends doing what you love, it could be the highlight of your shooting career. The speed at which the grouse will pass you by and the challenge they present is exhilarating. Spend the day in the stunning hills with magnificent views, you can’t fail to be impressed.
Confirmation of the day will depend on the grouse counts taken before the season begins.
The draw closes at noon on Monday 12th August. The winner will be notified on 20th August 2024.
Enter and help support our vital work
By taking part in the draw, you will also be supporting our scientific research programmes for game and wildlife conservation. We aim to ensure a thriving countryside, rich in game and other wildlife and believe our research can go a long way to achieving this. You will be helping us to tell a more balanced story about game management by funding new research to measure and publish the positive influence it has on our countryside.
Kindly sponsored by
We would also like to thank Hull Cartridges for their ongoing sponsorship of The Grand Grouse Draw which helps us maximise the income from the raffle, ensuring the funds raised are spent on the much-needed research carried out by our scientists.
Further Raffle Information
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust is registered charity number 1112023 in England and Wales, and SC038868 in Scotland.
In 2023, £235,785 was raised from raffle ticket sales, with £16,560 spent on prizes, £9,978.71 spent on expenses and £209,246.29 being used to fund the work of the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust (based on our submissions made to the Gambling Commission, during the 2023 calendar year).
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust is licensed by the Gambling Commission, under the Gamblng Act 2005, account number 5156, licence numbers 005156-A-317207-005 and 005156-N-304986-012.
How to play
Entry in the Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust Grand Grouse Draw costs £40 per chance. You can enter online by purchasing your ticket(s). You can purchase as many tickets as you like. There are 2000 tickets available, making the chance of winning 1 in 2000. Tickets must not be sold to or by any person under 16 years of age. GWCT staff and volunteers may not enter. The raffle will close on 12th August 2024 and will be drawn on 20th August 2024.
A list of the winning raffle ticket numbers for our raffles is available here.
The Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust encourages people to participate in their raffle responsibly. If you, or someone you know, needs information or help with problem gambling, please call the National Gambling Helpline on 0808 8020 133 or visit: https://www.gambleaware.org
You can exclude yourself from future Game & Wildlife Conservation Trust raffles by contacting us on info@gwct.org.uk. We will take all reasonable steps to prevent any marketing materials relating to the raffle being sent to any self-excluded customer, and maintain a register of self-excluded persons.