Gamefarmers are starting to feel the effects of the current economic climate, according to industry experts. "The gamefarming industry is on a knife-edge," Jim Day of the Game Farmers' Association told ST. He explained: "The cost of a poult is up by 20-25p a bird. Initially, cost increases can be absorbed, but things are just starting to become unmanageable. It's not just us though, shoots are also feeling the pinch and gamefarmers are becoming a little concerned that the smaller shoots could pack up. There is a finite number of shoots to cater for, and I think that the market is saturated at the moment. There is a real problem with oversupply and it is increasingly difficult to obtain new customers." How are rising amenity prices affecting you? Are you feeling the pinch? Find out how one game farm are trying new ideas to save costs: