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November 20, 2009
:: Catapult Calls The Shots :
A brand new shooting and outdoor wear supplier to those who spend time game hunting, working with gun dogs, or clay pigeon shooting is getting off the ground with Catapult PR’s assistance.

Plucky Pheasant is a one-stop shop for those wanting gun supplies and accessories, the finest outdoor wear and wet-weather clothing and suitable gifts for those for whom this lifestyle is a passion.

The shop operates both offline and online, having a base in the Auction Mart in Ulverston, Cumbria and on the web at www.pluckypheasant.com

The shop is now open for business seven days a week, whilst the website will be up and running very soon, just in time for people to snap up some fabulous Christmas giftwear. The PR launch is set for week commencing November 20.

Plucky Pheasant has already scored highly with shooting buffs in the South Lakes and Furness Peninsula, having become the largest outlet for their needs. Its opening now means that these enthusiasts do not have to travel to Lancaster or Penrith, to access the supplies and items they need.

The availability of SealSkinz outdoor wear should make those suffering from the current extreme weather very happy, as the unique membrane used within this brand’s clothing is guaranteed to expel water and keep the wearer dry.

Ladies will also be delighted by the fact that the shop has managed to become a stockist of Joey D of Edinburgh, a firm supplying exclusive, hand made bags with a natural feel and tons of on trend attitude.

Not many women will be able to get their hands on these this year, so visiting Plucky Pheasant is a hot tip for anyone with their eyes set on one of these highly desirable fashion accessories.

Catapult PR’s managing director, Jane Hunt, says: “Plucky Pheasant is another very welcome addition to our retail client portfolio and also further increases our already extensive PR client base in Cumbria, built solely on word-of-mouth recommendation.

“The products sold are excellent and the branding is nice and quirky, so we are sure it will be a big hit within its retail niche once we’ve captured the imagination of local, regional and national journalists with a hard-working PR programme.”
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