Partridge and Pheasant Shooting at Llechweddygarth

Today on Team Wild TV, it’s another beautiful October morning and we’re back at Llechweddygarth shoot in Snowdonia.
It’s a magnificent day as the sun is shining bright in the sky. However, there is a little bit of wind, but the conditions are ideal for shooting towering pheasants and partridge.
The first drive didn’t really go for Ian Harford, there were plenty of birds coming, unfortunately the wind through the valley changed directions and as the birds headed towards Ian’s fellow guns. Although a little frustrating it is only the first drive of the day and Ian is happy to enjoy the incredible conditions.
Ridgeback was the next drive that the guns have the pleasure of shooting. Now set up on peg number two, Ian was positioned right at the front of the line at the head of the drive, right into the valley. This time Ian was successful in shooting some outstanding towering birds. For the high bird specialist down at the valley below, there must have been some of the most incredible shooting Ian has ever seen.
You can see all the hardwork that goes into putting on drive pheasant and partridge shooting days like this. The beaters have come from miles, all the way across this land. Shoot manager at Llechweddygarth, Martin Lott runs through some of the drives at take place on this historic location.
We catch up with Nathan Little after the third drive as he explains why this is one of his favourite drives on this shoot as there are some seriously challenging and testing birds.
As the day comes to a close, Martin Lott discusses how the typography at Llechweddygarth has benefited the estate hugely. However, the wind and sun can sometimes work against them. The shoot offers something for everyone, although they do specialise in high birds, they can cater you bag to suit your shooting style and requirements.
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[@whatafukndick5660]

AYA is the civilized Man's shotgun, well done! beautiful countryside, enjoy watching all your SxS vids.

[@DrewCrabb1231]

Thanks to you guys I have a laundry list of dream shoots to go on. Absolutely gorgeous conditions!

[@danhill6333]

Another epic video. Beautiful estate and day for shooting. Thanks for sharing Ian and TeamWildTV.

[@AzmatAli-ht1rz]

Incredible shoots of the day guys, can't miss the superb marksmanship of Ian Harford even after unexpected changing conditions, heartiest greetings from Pakistan.

[@carmelot324]

thank you for sharing.looks like a lot of fun to be had.greetings from Australia

[@mikew4760]

Looks like a superb day's shooting. What a fantastic place with some excellent birds. Videos like this show just how good British shooting is and it's getting better all the time. Long may it continue. Keep on making superb videos. ATB

[@sebastianbaake3704]

Amazing Waidmannsheil from Germany 👍🌳🌲

[@salopsniper22]

Great loading by Mr Fox there for Mr Little !

[@union310]

What are the barrel lengths you have there, on your AYA?

[@BigBird1584]

Magnificent

[@manjunathaga584]

Sir jhadu Birds

[@petermitchell9551]

hi ian what sort are your guns they look well lush

[@mre.w.2850]

Amazing video superb shooting, what are those little gems your shooting very tasty sxs's

[@georgehougiazos7001]

Ian hi..firstly conrgratulations on your videos..magic!!
Your pair AYAs...what configuation have you got on them?..are they both same?
Have you shot Belvior Castle??
I was planning a trip from Australia but the covid has put it off for a while...
Cheers
George
Australia

[@taylorp.2872]

You chaps do eat them, right?

[@philchapman9484]

I very much doubt it

[@samsantics2243]

the guns and beaters take what they like the rest go to a game dealer

[@whatafukndick5660]

Are you a vegetarian? I'm sure they'll throw up vegetable's for you to shoot at.

[@drumurrrgh]

Very nice! But please please please someone correct the name of the place, should be Llechweddygarth, not "Llch..." . I know you all think we Welsh hate vowels, but we're not that bad ;)

[@TeamWildTV]

drumurrrgh Sorry about that, it’s the American in me getting things wrong! I’ll do my best with pronunciation in the future 😃👍

[@drumurrrgh]

@@TeamWildTV no worries! Thanks so much for already correcting it!

[@philchapman9484]

Not sure if it’s good shooting or if the amount of shooting you must hit one or two by luck .i know what I think

[@choirudinabdulgani6351]

suwe-suwe nggeladrah sak ono ne di tembak, lak rusak kabeh lek nuruti pembeneran versimu ae (demi you tube)