SCOTTISH GAMEKEEPERS ASSOCIATION
Grouse Beat Keeper - Aberdeenshire, Scotland

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This stunning Aberdeenshire moor has recently changed hands and is seeking a replacement Beatkeeper due to retirement.
The moor is being transformed under a very enthusiastic employer, who has committed the necessary resources - including machinery and the right number of keepers - to produce excellent quantities of grouse. The sheep farming is in hand, with an active tick management regime.
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You would be working in a team of five keepers, with excellent working conditions and real opportunities for advancement in the longer term.
You will need to be hardworking, with good grouse experience, a can-do attitude, and be a good team player. This is a great opportunity to work on a really progressive moor and to enjoy the fruits of your hard work.


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