The Frenchman hit the nail right on the head when he said that the future for this sport was "not very secure". We need to keep the tradition alive for our future generations. I totally agree with you gentleman. Salute from America!
I'm a English man that turned American some for the anti English freedom and class division it's poor and I feel for the poor and the out of controll overcrowding in england plus the right to depend yourself which I can now with my handgun carry permit which everybody in england should have to depend themselves from the knife criminals plus if I want to go deer hunting I can hunt my place or public land which was available on Dartmoor before rich baron land owners got involved it will go back to the poor in england so they can have some little enjoyment
Another fantastic film today, love seeing these Scottish films as there are really good high flying birds and beautiful landscapes and that is why I am proved to call Scotland my home.
Absolutely fantastic! Congratulations on a fantastic stalk. One and done just as it should be. Then the driven shooting looked absolutely brilliant! What an awesome place. Also some good points made.
A wonderful hunt and the country side is so beautiful on your stagg hunt and your bird hunt. It was just a epic video again love the music it puts you right in the film. Thanks Dave well appreciated
Interesting though never mention price but he is a multi million are england was a huge class division place and in the 70 came together but today it's the worst iv ever seen good film
Another wonderful video Dave in a fantastic part of the world, I think my son Byron has watched each of your videos 10 times over, keep them coming Dave 👍
The first time I went stalking up in Scotland I was gasping for air and thought my legs would give out , the stalker was thirty two years older than me and never broke sweat ..😂..and I’ve had a few outings in the rain 😃..excellent vid as usual ..
@@DaveCarrieShooting I Remember Fred being interviewed on kids TV in the 70s and early 80s ,everyone loved him.......Unfortunately kids today would not even acknowledge how skilled he was,,,,,,,,,Not only a world class steeplejack, Engineering wizard ,,,,etc...? Plus he could drink 5 pints of good Ale and still ladder up the tallest chimneys up north at 50 years old...his old school demolition tactics on the chimneys would not even be considered without explosives nowadays......
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 he was unreal but born when kids grew up fast and had to earn their keep, this world will not see the likes of him again!! today they want all the goodies but without the graft🤔
id like to say 2 words too dave,absolutely fantastic film,brilliant.jack is hoping to get back clay shooting as soon as possible and hes hoping to see you at the shoots too,stay safe,hopefully see you soon at the clay shoots around yorkshire👍👍
Another great video Dave looks like you were pretty tuckered off by the time you put that red stag down you know we’re not getting any younger take care
Thank you for sharing your experience Dave and congratulations on your red. Through a bit of luck, I have some stalking available to me in the UK, including several in Scotland. This video is definitely stoking the fire. If everything goes well, I will be over next season spending at least a few weeks in Scotland. Hope you and your family are all doing well.
well done david ! rachel will be proud of you now becoming a hunter ! so world of hunting can become your new oyster trips to africa and america and getting into rifles and calibers you ll love !
@@DaveCarrieShooting ok poss see you at orston gun club after this damn lock down is finally over ? i ll tell you of my hunt with the maasi in tanzania 2019 it went very well !
Another outstanding video in a beautiful venue Dave. Well done you on the stag; 180 meters is a slick shot in anybody's book, and one through the lungs with an unfamiliar rifle was all you needed. Especially after traipsing up those hillsides! The bird shooting was the icing on the cake, and as usual you made it look effortless. Thanks for this one and best regards as always, Ed.
Brilliant shooting video, it’s not easy actually, the long walk through heather, ditch , stream and the beautiful weather we have up here, it makes it all worth while when you connect, well done. It was good to mention Packman, as you say raptors love shooting estates , and what does he do for any part of the environment, does he invest thousands of pounds , I don’t think so
Brilliant video, really enjoyed it. I’m just starting off myself into the world of stalking and will bear in mind the place in the video. Lovely stuff 👍🏻
Dave, Yet again a fantastic from the heart passionate film on country life well done.If you are ever in Suffolk with time to spend I'd love to treat you to lunch and a pint .Best wishes keep up the good work and keep safe .
I always strive to get fit before stalking season - a few kilos off is a good thing for the stalks. Some cardio traning like a walking in good pace for an hour a day and cut down the calories.
I grew up in South Africa and used to go on a hunt at least twice a year, I have now moved to the U.K and really miss going hunting, the rules and cost of firearm ownership and hunting are just totally unaffordable here but i`d love to do a deer hunt up in the highlands...
@@DaveCarrieShooting yeah,, it`s actually ridiculous here how much it costs in comparison and then don`t get me started on the all the paperwork and hassle...
It's a class thing I moved to freedom land and man compared with England it's free no bullshit just be on your best behavior and get your hand gun permitted and your rifle no sweat we don't put up with the criminals they get shot great freedom and deer hunting out of the wood work I couldn't live the crime you have in your city's disgusting miss the views not the snobs
Shooting on private land is such a strange thing for me, as almost all of our deer and flying game is on public land that doesn’t require payment .in fact deer are regarded as vermin , with no season or bag limit
I don’t really like killing beautiful wild animals however I’m guessing that deer will be consumed so in that case it’s no different to buying meat from a supermarket, in fact it will have had a better life than most beef you buy. Very enjoyable video and although I love animals I totally get it.
It's so amazing the Dartmoor Monessen now I like you pheasants hunting but you take so much land 4000 acres and there stopping the poor from camping you and I know this overcrowded island the poor should have free camping it will happen there's to much support and in Scotland there must be restraints on big land ownership that's coming to 2000 should be plenty to shoot some birds on the poor now are rising up they had enough and I can't blame them how does someone own 4000 acres
To each their own, but to me having a guy carry my rifle in a big awkward rifle slip as he leads me like a jack russell around the hill, with him making all the decisions on how to find and approach the animal is not hunting. He even cocked the rifle for you !! So in effect you used none of your own wit or wiles to get the better of the wild animal. Pretty much just lay down where and when your told and fire a shot.
Born and bred in the north, glad you enjoyed yourself, it really is stunning scenery
The Frenchman hit the nail right on the head when he said that the future for this sport was "not very secure". We need to keep the tradition alive for our future generations. I totally agree with you gentleman. Salute from America!
I'm a English man that turned American some for the anti English freedom and class division it's poor and I feel for the poor and the out of controll overcrowding in england plus the right to depend yourself which I can now with my handgun carry permit which everybody in england should have to depend themselves from the knife criminals plus if I want to go deer hunting I can hunt my place or public land which was available on Dartmoor before rich baron land owners got involved it will go back to the poor in england so they can have some little enjoyment
Another fantastic film today, love seeing these Scottish films as there are really good high flying birds and beautiful landscapes and that is why I am proved to call Scotland my home.
You said it Fraser I’m also proud to be Scottish 👌
Beautiful film. The country side is outstanding and it looks like a wonderful place to hunt.🇺🇸🐻
Scotland is beautiful place
Fantastic Dave!
A wonderful stalk. Great effort.
Congratulations!
Cheers Jeffrey👌
Really enjoyed that dave, you really are a great ambassador for country sports and people.
Thanks Andrew 👍
Great Video Dave couldn’t put it better myself 👏👏👌🏻👍
Cheers Chris👍
Before I ‘pop my clogs’....an ambition is to emulate such a wonderful experience. A privilege to watch. Congratulations David and thankyou.
you are welcome Julian👍
lovely video
thanks
Brilliant film Dave, I love Scotland
Thanks Bob Scotland is a truly beautiful place to be👌
great video Dave cracking 9 pointer keep them coming thank you.
Cheers Jason 👌
A very challenging and exciting adventure, great freedom and hunting manners. Be careful my brother
Great stalk , great video .
thanks Mike
Nice to be able to shoot so many game in one spot on the same weekend.
It’s a different experience 👍
Dedal! One of the best optics in the world !!!
Very much enjoyed Dave from here in a damp Dorset.
Thanks buddy something different I suppose!!
@@DaveCarrieShooting Certainly different.You left it late to take on a stalk like you did.
Dave really is an increadible shot , he also makes it look so easy 😄 Quite depressing for us mere mortals 😆
What a great film as always David. A stunning place !
Beautiful topography
Glad to see you adding other big game hunting footage, beautiful!
Thanks I do my best!!
Top drawer as usual. And I felt the same on my first red stag. Stay safe.
Cheers Wayne wasn't sure about the hunting bit, it seems to have gone down well tho!!
@@DaveCarrieShooting nothing wrong with it at all. 👍
Absolutely fantastic!
Congratulations on a fantastic stalk. One and done just as it should be. Then the driven shooting looked absolutely brilliant! What an awesome place. Also some good points made.
Nice countryside Paul👌
Well done Dave on the Stag :)
Thanks Paul
Dave, superb film! Lovely to see something a little different. Videography was excellent. Look forward to the next one 👍🏻
Glad you enjoyed it👌
Great job on that stag Dave !! that looked one hell of a trip outstanding 👏👌👊
Fantastic thanks Darell👍
A wonderful hunt and the country side is so beautiful on your stagg hunt and your bird hunt. It was just a epic video again love the music it puts you right in the film. Thanks Dave well appreciated
Appreciated Mr Fox
Great video and what a fabulous area to visit. Oh, and the usual amazing shooting.👍
Thanks 👌
Interesting though never mention price but he is a multi million are england was a huge class division place and in the 70 came together but today it's the worst iv ever seen good film
great video dave
Cheers 👌
Wonderful
👍
So different from from my hunting here in Canada. Thank you for sharing
must be very Tame at the side of the terrain you can encounter in Canada😮
@@DaveCarrieShooting - well I guess so but you hunt in such a genteel way
Another wonderful video Dave in a fantastic part of the world, I think my son Byron has watched each of your videos 10 times over, keep them coming Dave 👍
Thanks Themi and Thankyou Byron👍
Sir .. simply fantastic..👊
Thank you 😊
Hello Dave, I totally agree with you 👍
Thanks David 👍
The first time I went stalking up in Scotland I was gasping for air and thought my legs would give out , the stalker was thirty two years older than me and never broke sweat ..😂..and I’ve had a few outings in the rain 😃..excellent vid as usual ..
All true - these hill stalkers are in a different league
I've said before and it was deffo meant as a compliment the guy is the Fred Dibnah of the shooting world.
Fred was a hero and a national treasure- I ain’t in the same league as his boot laces😂
Well said, us shooters are lucky too have yourself and your daughter Rachel.Your passion will inspire all generations 👍
@@DaveCarrieShooting I Remember Fred being interviewed on kids TV in the 70s and early 80s ,everyone loved him.......Unfortunately kids today would not even acknowledge how skilled he was,,,,,,,,,Not only a world class steeplejack, Engineering wizard ,,,,etc...? Plus he could drink 5 pints of good Ale and still ladder up the tallest chimneys up north at 50 years old...his old school demolition tactics on the chimneys would not even be considered without explosives nowadays......
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 he was unreal but born when kids grew up fast and had to earn their keep, this world will not see the likes of him again!! today they want all the goodies but without the graft🤔
@@DaveCarrieShooting Sad but true mate...All the best Rifleman,,,,,,all you need now is that BOAR
id like to say 2 words too dave,absolutely fantastic film,brilliant.jack is hoping to get back clay shooting as soon as possible and hes hoping to see you at the shoots too,stay safe,hopefully see you soon at the clay shoots around yorkshire👍👍
Give him a thumbs up from me Paul👍
@@DaveCarrieShooting thanks for the reply dave,it will cheer him up in these rubbish times👍
Another Brilliant film Dave and what a great shot alway a pleasure to watch 👌😉
thanks darren👍
Great stuff, Dave. There are some incredible estates, truly wild places and unique weather north of the Kessock bridge.
Thanks Colin - too right Scotland is beautiful 👍
Another fine video!
Thanks Kelly👍
Another great video Dave looks like you were pretty tuckered off by the time you put that red stag down you know we’re not getting any younger take care
Goosed is the word Greg!! 😂
Amazing video as always mister Carrie ! Much appreciation for your work from over the great pond.
You are welcome my friend 👍
Very cool 👍👍
👍👍👍
Thank you for sharing your experience Dave and congratulations on your red. Through a bit of luck, I have some stalking available to me in the UK, including several in Scotland. This video is definitely stoking the fire. If everything goes well, I will be over next season spending at least a few weeks in Scotland. Hope you and your family are all doing well.
Let me know when you’re over, Dan!
@@chrissywhiskers Will do.
I do hope you get over 👌
Amazing end Beautiful
Thank you 👍
well done david ! rachel will be proud of you now becoming a hunter ! so world of hunting can become your new oyster trips to africa and america and getting into rifles and calibers you ll love !
Thanks Joe too tough for me tho😉
@@DaveCarrieShooting ok poss see you at orston gun club after this damn lock down is finally over ? i ll tell you of my hunt with the maasi in tanzania 2019 it went very well !
@@joesands952 that sounds like a good idea Joe especially the African trip👍
👍👍very good !
Thanks 😊
Thank you very much i learn a lot of thinks about hunting from you videos 👍👍
Another outstanding video in a beautiful venue Dave. Well done you on the stag; 180 meters is a slick shot in anybody's book, and one through the lungs with an unfamiliar rifle was all you needed. Especially after traipsing up those hillsides! The bird shooting was the icing on the cake, and as usual you made it look effortless. Thanks for this one and best regards as always, Ed.
Thanks once again Edward - something different for a change👌
Congratulations Dave! Good to see you picking up a rifle and putting it to conservational use again. Long may that continue. Great video.
Thanks - and I’ll continue to do my bit
Brilliant shooting video, it’s not easy actually, the long walk through heather, ditch , stream and the beautiful weather we have up here, it makes it all worth while when you connect, well done. It was good to mention Packman, as you say raptors love shooting estates , and what does he do for any part of the environment, does he invest thousands of pounds , I don’t think so
Thanks David it was tough going😩
Brilliant video, really enjoyed it. I’m just starting off myself into the world of stalking and will bear in mind the place in the video. Lovely stuff 👍🏻
Dave 💕💕❤️👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼❤️❤️❤️💕💕💕
Thanks
Great comment about Chris Packham , who knows nothing about conservation
That man and his types do nothing but damage to the countryside and wildlife .
So true Mike
Beautiful video, Dave & Team. Wonderful to see that stalking. You should go for a Macnab now! Would love to see a video of that.
Thanks Chrissy might do just that👍
Dave, Yet again a fantastic from the heart passionate film on country life well done.If you are ever in Suffolk with time to spend I'd love to treat you to lunch and a pint .Best wishes keep up the good work and keep safe .
Nearly caught me blubbering 😭
Only real men.
I always strive to get fit before stalking season - a few kilos off is a good thing for the stalks. Some cardio traning like a walking in good pace for an hour a day and cut down the calories.
I thought I was fit for about an hour 😂
@@DaveCarrieShooting In that case you beat me. After 30 minutes of uphill stalking I'm ready to pack up and go home :-)
i would just like to say well said
Cheers Peter - much appreciated
For a minute there I thought you was calling out packham to a bare knuckle fight....🤜
I would pay to watch that video! Only one winner there and it isn't the tax payer funded BBC presenter!
I would love to get him in the ring for a showdown and thinking of it another way I’d love to get him in the ring “with” a red hot poker😳
@@DaveCarrieShooting 😂😂😂
@@DaveCarrieShooting ,,,! He strikes me as the kid that got a note from his mum to excuse him from P.E 🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♀️🧚♀️
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 😂😂😂bang on ! Or the little lad in Kes getting the cane
Beautiful program
But would love to see the natural Hunter the wolf get brought back
Good👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Dave what jacket is that u are wearing
I grew up in South Africa and used to go on a hunt at least twice a year, I have now moved to the U.K and really miss going hunting, the rules and cost of firearm ownership and hunting are just totally unaffordable here but i`d love to do a deer hunt up in the highlands...
shame about how strict things are over here and the expense of it all
@@DaveCarrieShooting yeah,, it`s actually ridiculous here how much it costs in comparison and then don`t get me started on the all the paperwork and hassle...
It's a class thing I moved to freedom land and man compared with England it's free no bullshit just be on your best behavior and get your hand gun permitted and your rifle no sweat we don't put up with the criminals they get shot great freedom and deer hunting out of the wood work I couldn't live the crime you have in your city's disgusting miss the views not the snobs
One eyed what.......game birds.
????
Shooting on private land is such a strange thing for me, as almost all of our deer and flying game is on public land that doesn’t require payment .in fact deer are regarded as vermin , with no season or bag limit
Clean kill
Yes it was !! Thanks 👍
Dont let those activist confuse you... its not about this reason or that excuse, they dont want you hunting, they don't want you to have guns. Period.
too right
He went hunting in a tie ...
Which estate was all of this on?
Tressady
I don’t really like killing beautiful wild animals however I’m guessing that deer will be consumed so in that case it’s no different to buying meat from a supermarket, in fact it will have had a better life than most beef you buy. Very enjoyable video and although I love animals I totally get it.
Thank you Matty for being so open minded and sensible with your comments !! they are much appreciated👌
It's so amazing the Dartmoor Monessen now I like you pheasants hunting but you take so much land 4000 acres and there stopping the poor from camping you and I know this overcrowded island the poor should have free camping it will happen there's to much support and in Scotland there must be restraints on big land ownership that's coming to 2000 should be plenty to shoot some birds on the poor now are rising up they had enough and I can't blame them how does someone own 4000 acres
To each their own, but to me having a guy carry my rifle in a big awkward rifle slip as he leads me like a jack russell around the hill, with him making all the decisions on how to find and approach the animal is not hunting. He even cocked the rifle for you !! So in effect you used none of your own wit or wiles to get the better of the wild animal. Pretty much just lay down where and when your told and fire a shot.
Hes a high bird shooter ,not a stalker, and he's not 25 years old,,,,,,he got what he payed for ,,,,he's nobody's fool mate ,your point is worthless.
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 My point has every bit as much worth as yours
@@crazysection No it dont
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 yes it does, just because you don't agree and are all triggered doesn't make my opinion and point less valid.
@@crazysection Triggered,,,,,be quite you plum