Useful Information
Rockland Wildfowlers Association manages access across a variety of marshes and wetland habitats throughout the Norfolk Broads. Each marsh offers its own character, challenges and opportunities, with members able to experience traditional Broadland wildfowling in some of East Anglia’s most historic landscapes.
Members are reminded to always check local conditions, tides and weather before venturing onto the marsh. Many areas can become hazardous during periods of flooding, poor visibility or severe weather.
Respect for neighbouring landowners, livestock and the wider public is essential at all times. Please ensure gates are left as found and vehicles parked considerately.
Careful management of shooting pressure is central to protecting both the quality of sport and the welfare of wintering wildfowl. Several marshes operate on limited shooting days or rotational access to ensure areas are rested regularly throughout the season.
This section contains downloadable maps, access guidance and marsh regulations to help members use the ground safely and responsibly.
Stalking
Accompanied stalking outings can be arranged on club land for a cost of £100, which includes 1 carcass. Please contact Kevin Tipple for more information.
Useful numbers
Chairman - Adam Trevor: 07774 906954
Secretary / Treasurer- Tom Lyons: 07900 690067
Marsh Officer - Kevin Tipple: 07787 545851
Boats and Broad Officer - Richard Dix: 07702 255013
Taxidermy
We often get asked about bird mounts. There are several local taxidermists. Nicky who lives 5 minutes from Dunston Hall is particularly good. Her number is: 07838 612136
She charges £225-300 for ducks and £350-400 for Geese.
Marsh returns
It is important that we record our marsh returns. This can be done throughout the season by clicking the below link and completing the form after each outing. You can add multiple returns by completing the form multiple times. It is easier to do this on an ongoing basis but must be completed in full by the end of the season.
