Locals welcome grouse-shooters to Yorkshire Dales on Glorious 12th

The video discusses the significance of grouse shooting in North Yorkshire and the Pennines, highlighting its role as a major economic driver. It explains how the shooting season increases employment from 15 to 50 people on rural estates and supports various local businesses. The impact of COVID-19 on rural tourism and the shooting industry is also addressed, noting the challenges faced due to travel restrictions. The video emphasizes the importance of the shooting community in providing jobs and supporting the local economy, describing it as the lifeblood of the region.

What is the primary economic benefit of the grouse shooting season in North Yorkshire and the Pennines?

• Increased tourism from international visitors

• Boost in local employment and business activity

• Development of new infrastructure

• Reduction in local taxes

How did COVID-19 affect the rural economy discussed in the video?

• It led to an increase in local tourism

• It caused a decline in international visitors

• It boosted the local economy

• It resulted in higher employment rates

What was one of the main challenges faced by the rural estate owner during the pandemic?

• Shortage of local workers

• Lack of local support

• Closure of the caravan park

• Increase in operational costs

Why is the shooting community important for individuals working in the industry?

• It offers seasonal employment opportunities

• It reduces the need for additional training

• It provides year-round employment

• It guarantees high wages

What role does the shooting season play in the local economy according to the video?

• It only benefits large businesses

• It is the lifeblood of the economy

• It is a minor contributor

• It has no significant impact