Stewart Alexander Marshall

Part of Bagger-Sørensen & Co. A/S, Claonaig Estate Ltd. is a British company that manages approximately 5500 hectares of land in the areas of Midhill/North Tarbert, North Carse/High Carse on Argyll and Knapdale, as well as Claonaig and Narachan situated on the long and narrow peninsula of Kintyre. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in Tarbert, UK. The land is characterized by open hill and fields, and is home to many species of birds, deer, and wildlife. The company has carried out a unique black grouse project funded by the Bagger-Sørensen family, the EU, and the Scottish Forestry Grant Scheme at Narachan/Garasdale. The woodlands have undergone various management methods to improve them as habitats for wildlife and sporting purposes.

Part of Bagger-Sørensen & Co. A/S, Claonaig Estate Ltd. is a British company that manages approximately 5500 hectares of land in the areas of Midhill/North Tarbert, North Carse/High Carse on Argyll and Knapdale, as well as Claonaig and Narachan situated on the long and narrow peninsula of Kintyre. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in Tarbert, UK. The land is characterized by open hill and fields, and is home to many species of birds, deer, and wildlife. The company has carried out a unique black grouse project funded by the Bagger-Sørensen family, the EU, and the Scottish Forestry Grant Scheme at Narachan/Garasdale. The woodlands have undergone various management methods to improve them as habitats for wildlife and sporting purposes.

Part of Bagger-Sørensen & Co. A/S, Claonaig Estate Ltd. is a British company that manages approximately 5500 hectares of land in the areas of Midhill/North Tarbert, North Carse/High Carse on Argyll and Knapdale, as well as Claonaig and Narachan situated on the long and narrow peninsula of Kintyre. The company was founded in 2007 and is based in Tarbert, UK. The land is characterized by open hill and fields, and is home to many species of birds, deer, and wildlife. The company has carried out a unique black grouse project funded by the Bagger-Sørensen family, the EU, and the Scottish Forestry Grant Scheme at Narachan/Garasdale. The woodlands have undergone various management methods to improve them as habitats for wildlife and sporting purposes.