The Queen wrapped up warm as she headed out on a shoot with some close friends on Friday.
The monarch headed out on the Sandringham estate trussed up in a khaki cagoule wearing her hood up as she took part in the sport.
Joined by a bevy of local friends, as well as her daughter Princess Anne and her husband Tim Laurence, the 92-year-old lead the way using a walking stick to negotiate the rough terrain.
Sir Jackie Stewart was also among the shooting party, well known for being a keen marksmen.
The 79-year-old was a prize-winning member of the Scottish clay pigeon shooting team before he became a racing driver and competed in the UK and abroad.
It is no surprise to see the F1 racing driver among the party today having firmly established himself in the royal fold from a young age.
He enlisted Princess Anne to write the foreword for his biography and his wife Helen, who is now battling dementia, is godmother to Zara Tindall, the Queen’s granddaughter.
Her Majesty was also joined by several canine pals, sure to be a welcome addition for the monarch who lost the last of her beloved corgis last year.
The monarch headed out on the Sandringham estate trussed up in a khaki cagoule wearing her hood up as she took part in the sport
The Queen herself did not appear to get to grips with a gun but appeared instead to offer encouragement from the sidelines.
She also took the role as royal chauffeur getting behind the wheel of her Rand Rover to transport her guests - though it is unclear whether or not she was wearing a seat belt.
This comes following the news that the Duke of Edinburgh was not wearing a seat belt during his crash in Norfolk just over a week ago.
Following the incident the Queen faced criticism for making a similar journey without wearing one last Friday.
Joined by a bevy of local friends, the 92-year-old lead the way using a walking stick to negotiate the rough terrain
Taking a detour the Queen braved a thorny thicket during a hack across the grounds
Princess Anne and her husband Tim Laurence (seen centre) were among those to join the Queen this afternoon
Her Majesty got behind the wheel of her Range Rover in order to make the short journey from her home to the hunt
She faced criticism for going without a seat belt following the Duke of Edinburgh's crash just over a week ago and it is unclear whether or not she was wearing one today
The Queen herself did not appear to get to grips with a gun but appeared instead to offer encouragement from the sidelines as her friend Sir Jackie Stewart took a shot
However, it appears that the royal has remained vigilant since having been spotted wearing a seat belt on Tuesday.
Police have spoken to the Duke after he was pictured driving a new Land Rover alone and without a belt just 48 hours after his crash.
The royal family is well known for its love of shooting with a Boxing Day shoot an annual tradition.
In years gone by, the Queen would be joined by royal wives during the festive shoot, following the gunmen and often wringing the necks of injured birds.
But during the last hunt the 92-year-old monarch and her 97-year-old husband turned up in a Range Rover just to watch for a while and eat a lunch.
The Queen is now in the final weeks of her time in Norfolk, expected to return to Buckingham Palace in the first week of February.
She will mark the 67th anniversary of her accession to the throne on February 6, normally done privately on her Norfolk estate.
The longest-reigning sovereign in British history became queen on February 6 1952 on the death of her father King George VI.
The Queen is now in the final weeks of her time in Norfolk, expected to return to Buckingham Palace in the first week of February
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Main photo article The Queen wrapped up warm as she headed out on a shoot with some close friends on Friday.
The monarch headed out on the Sandringham estate trussed up in a khaki cagoule wearing her hood up as she took part in the sport.
Joined by a bevy of local friends, as well as her daughter Princess Anne and...
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