A circular shooting butt, one of nine in a line, located on the west side of a small stream and running down slope on a south-east to north-west alignment; 100m to the north of Gwlfa Hiraethog shooting lodge (NPRN 23045). The shooting butt is constructed of earth and stacked turf walls, which define a roughly circular area, approximately 4m in diameter and 0.6m high, with an entrance on the north side.

Partially surrounding the shooting butt, is a further earthwork, a scarp slope, which may well be the resulting scar from the cutting of turf during the construction of the butt.

P. Schofield, Oxford Archaeology North, 8th December 2004
Louise Barker, RCAHMW, 14th August 2009