I wish I was a fly on the wall in the Prickham house when he sees this video. I've seeen him on Celebrity Goglebox and he gets so childishly irate over shit it's hilarious.
@@alistairhackney I thought that you may be giving some sort of reasonable reply but instead you've given an insight into yourself....just got it... Snowflake, this is exactly what you'd do.
I know we don't need to hunt to eat these days , but as fieldsports fans know it's about more than shooting, as in angling its about being there not , and luckily for me about just catching fish ,I respect Mr Packham for his knowledge and love of nature, but if we did need to hunt , kill, cook Mr packham would probably be sick of nettles quite quickly, 😂
The thing with fly fishing; it's done with a soft approach, disturbing nature as little as possible so as to fool the fish, which are hopefully returned unharmed and the birds and mammals go about their business around you. This is very different from an intention to drive and panic wildlife to the position where you can kill them. Even with stalking, the intention is to kill and there is nothing soft and at one with nature, about the sound of a gun.
@@DavidCESmith You do know he will ban fishing also , in fact all kind of humans in nature are their dream . Look upon nature from outside and their animal friends , while large international food corporations use the same areas and pay them for it as part of their work to make it so .
@@DavidCESmith You really need to educate yourself on the importance of managing the countryside. Especially deer. And stalkers understand deer and being one with nature more than pretty much anyone.
@@robbiecarswell4566 I'm a fly fisher and have been for over 30 yrs. I am completely in agreement with the importance of managing and protecting the countryside (including the waterways). I have spent time fishing on waters managed by some estates that also provide shooting and stalking. I also understand the need for culling. Killing things with a gun is not for me, I don't enjoy my time in the countryside when the guns are going off and avoid them if I know it's going to happen. If people want to go shooting, so be it. But as I've written in my reply to another, some estates, and hopefully very few, are suspected of endorsing the extermination of wildlife that is now very rare. If this is so, it is not unreasonable to put the case that they are managing the countryside for profit and the pleasure of a very few and not for the sake of the countryside itself. Those who value the countryside, it's associated sports, environment, traditions, history and it's future should be united in doing so but these type of issues are dividing and not uniting. I'm sorry, but I have no intention of educating myself in the stalking of deer and I certainly wouldn't suggest that you need to educate yourself in the things that I do. Sitting by a river as the light goes, waiting for the sea trout to move up into the pool with otter cubs playing a couple of metres away from you and then casting into the dark with the bats over the water, listening for movement and your senses switched on full may also qualify for being at one with nature.
@@MrPh30 Thanks for your polite reply. I understand what you are saying but an end to the disappearance of rare raptors on shooting estates and a believable input from the shooting industry to not only stop this but to support some sort of recovery can only unite more people who are involved in country pastimes and go a long way to nullifying support for more extreme views. What I haven't said in other posts on this subject but I'm happy to say to you, is that those of us who pay for an EA license, club memberships and day tickets and those who pay for other country sports are at least providing some funds that are hopefully used to improve the environment and there appears to be a growth of those who don't contribute anything, not only disrespecting the countryside by trampling anywhere they choose and leaving their rubbish (and other destructive activities) but they also seem completely oblivious to any work that has gone on or any necessity or responsibility to protect it.
I don't know if this can be classified as "hate speech" but it's definitely silly and I can't think that he will get any encouragement from reasonable people for this. What we need is some sort of unity and in some areas a definite move forward. I know he is passionate about some things but I can't see this a way forward and I'm reticent to believe that he does.
Can't believe I used to be a huge fan of Packham as a child, when he was on the really wild show. Now I understand, he's just another NPC boomer liberal, with no knowledge of the industries that keep 90% of our island green and pleasant.
I'm surprised to see clay shooting on this channel. Even more surprised to see participants wearing BASC shirts. I had thought that clay shooting was generally done by those who are against unnecessary killing.
Your surprise and assumption is wrong. Some clay shooters may well have no inclination to shoot quarry. Some may even find it an anathema Some quarry shooters may or may not shoot clays. Some shoot clays outside the game seasons for practice. There is quite an overlap. My point was that you don't know much about the subject so your surprise is unfounded.
I've nothing against gun sports that don't involve killing things. Unfortunately I can't understand adults who get pleasure out of killing as I would expect them to gain some respect for nature as they moved through and out of childhood. Maybe it makes them feel good about themselves.... who knows? It's nice to be in the countryside, feel the air, hear the birds and observe nature but not when the guns are going off. I used to buy clothing and equipment from retailers that also sell to the shooting community but no more. I'd like to see Hen Harriers and Golden Eagles again, given the chance but we all know there may be morons out there trying to destroy them, and what for? To provide more cannon fodder for the blood thirsty? Chris Packham may or may not go over the top sometimes but at least he is passionate about life and not death. Congratulations to Amber Rutter. I think this Olympics has thrown up a few questionable decisions. Sport administration and adjudication without question? Not the Olympic ideal that I thought existed.
David your find hunters, property owners who allow game bird shooting and hunting, Do have respect for nature, in the roles of sustainable, balanced animal, bird, pest and environment management. They are one of the first to see potential problems in the eco system. Even the organised game bird shoots, This brings money, where land owners use that money to better the countryside, from planting, maintaining of trees, hedges, Pest control. This maintains a ballanced enviroment, Helping mother nature. There are many unseen benefits. The countryside has many outside pressures put on it now. Gunsports, Hunters and landowners only want the best for it.
Just because you may not understand doesn't necessarily give you the right to condemn them out of hand or make you a clairvoyant able to determine the thought processes behind. their motivation.
@@brucebell1809 I think if you look closely to my comments, there are several question marks. I'm not clairvoyant. Quite frankly I have no conception as to why someone would get pleasure out of killing. Perhaps you do?
@@alandillon4956 Thanks for the polite response. I fully agree that a lot of good is done by landowners and others involved in the industry. I would disagree that it always results in a balanced environment. With the ever increasing publicity on the disappearance of monitored raptors over some of these managed areas and their low numbers, those who like to watch birds, rather than kill them are unlikely to accept the "balanced environment" point of view. There will always be those apposed to blood sports, no matter what but some positive movement in proving that the industry has a real purpose in protecting diminishing species will not only lessen the anti-lobby, it may even lead to some of them accepting and supporting the good work that is done.
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I live in the countryside and packham is universally despised
I live in a town and packhams universally disposed.
Yea, but who gives any credence to thicko bumpkins..
The turn to camera at the beginning is hilarious!🤣
0:34 one might say he has given us the ammunition...😂
🤣🤣👌
Kwis Pwackham will have fizzy knickers for sure 😂
Every time I see packman I wonder why someone so full of prejudice and hate is allowed to be on national TV ?
BBC (Biased Broadcasting Corp)
It’s simple,he’s a BBC man.
He’s a BBC shill!
It’s the BBC mate
I wish I was a fly on the wall in the Prickham house when he sees this video. I've seeen him on Celebrity Goglebox and he gets so childishly irate over shit it's hilarious.
Shame that you can't make a comment without being insulting......Does this define you?
perhaps that's his ADHD being triggered.
@@DavidCESmithSnowflake😂.
@@alistairhackney I thought that you may be giving some sort of reasonable reply but instead you've given an insight into yourself....just got it... Snowflake, this is exactly what you'd do.
@@alistairhackney If you are going to use slang, at least use it accurately.🥱
We hunting folk are a minority and we are being persecuted by the urban majority!
packham has no clue how country/rural living works.
Fantastic news !
Packham must hate fishermen as well then.
And yet Packham reminisces how he used to collect ( steal that is) birds' eggs from their nests.
Haha, thanks Chris! 👍👌🤣
So we need to claim victim status to live our lives in the UK. What next.
perhaps when "white, English, working-class" people in our own country become the minority, maybe WE can claim special dispensation?
@@kathrynwhitby9799what do you mean "when" we do? WE ALREADY ARE🤔!
Does the minority status also relate to gunowners?
I know we don't need to hunt to eat these days , but as fieldsports fans know it's about more than shooting, as in angling its about being there not , and luckily for me about just catching fish ,I respect Mr Packham for his knowledge and love of nature, but if we did need to hunt , kill, cook Mr packham would probably be sick of nettles quite quickly, 😂
The thing with fly fishing; it's done with a soft approach, disturbing nature as little as possible so as to fool the fish, which are hopefully returned unharmed and the birds and mammals go about their business around you. This is very different from an intention to drive and panic wildlife to the position where you can kill them. Even with stalking, the intention is to kill and there is nothing soft and at one with nature, about the sound of a gun.
@@DavidCESmith You do know he will ban fishing also , in fact all kind of humans in nature are their dream . Look upon nature from outside and their animal friends , while large international food corporations use the same areas and pay them for it as part of their work to make it so .
@@DavidCESmith You really need to educate yourself on the importance of managing the countryside. Especially deer. And stalkers understand deer and being one with nature more than pretty much anyone.
@@robbiecarswell4566 I'm a fly fisher and have been for over 30 yrs. I am completely in agreement with the importance of managing and protecting the countryside (including the waterways). I have spent time fishing on waters managed by some estates that also provide shooting and stalking. I also understand the need for culling. Killing things with a gun is not for me, I don't enjoy my time in the countryside when the guns are going off and avoid them if I know it's going to happen. If people want to go shooting, so be it. But as I've written in my reply to another, some estates, and hopefully very few, are suspected of endorsing the extermination of wildlife that is now very rare. If this is so, it is not unreasonable to put the case that they are managing the countryside for profit and the pleasure of a very few and not for the sake of the countryside itself. Those who value the countryside, it's associated sports, environment, traditions, history and it's future should be united in doing so but these type of issues are dividing and not uniting. I'm sorry, but I have no intention of educating myself in the stalking of deer and I certainly wouldn't suggest that you need to educate yourself in the things that I do. Sitting by a river as the light goes, waiting for the sea trout to move up into the pool with otter cubs playing a couple of metres away from you and then casting into the dark with the bats over the water, listening for movement and your senses switched on full may also qualify for being at one with nature.
@@MrPh30 Thanks for your polite reply. I understand what you are saying but an end to the disappearance of rare raptors on shooting estates and a believable input from the shooting industry to not only stop this but to support some sort of recovery can only unite more people who are involved in country pastimes and go a long way to nullifying support for more extreme views. What I haven't said in other posts on this subject but I'm happy to say to you, is that those of us who pay for an EA license, club memberships and day tickets and those who pay for other country sports are at least providing some funds that are hopefully used to improve the environment and there appears to be a growth of those who don't contribute anything, not only disrespecting the countryside by trampling anywhere they choose and leaving their rubbish (and other destructive activities) but they also seem completely oblivious to any work that has gone on or any necessity or responsibility to protect it.
My girlfriend lover watching David and his camera work. It makes her day 😂
I'm sure Hunter/Gatherer groups in other countries would have protected identity status.
Surely his use of "barbaric savages" falls under the banner of hate speech?
😂probably in this day and age 🙄
I don't know if this can be classified as "hate speech" but it's definitely silly and I can't think that he will get any encouragement from reasonable people for this. What we need is some sort of unity and in some areas a definite move forward. I know he is passionate about some things but I can't see this a way forward and I'm reticent to believe that he does.
Fingers crossed this is the case, then maybe this could then be a libel case against him.🤷♂️
He just can't help himself.
So should fisherman and anglers, outdoorsmen and women unite ✊.
Packham oh dear 😔
What is going on in this man’s demented mind
Most successful SHOOTERS? Talk English most successful SHOTS !!
Can't believe I used to be a huge fan of Packham as a child, when he was on the really wild show. Now I understand, he's just another NPC boomer liberal, with no knowledge of the industries that keep 90% of our island green and pleasant.
But the other Shooter made a cleaner Shot . therefore it is only fair that she won. Survived all this bitterness accept it for what it is a move on.
Theyre coming for your Gs
I think cyclists tried to argue that they were a persecuted minority a few years ago, don't think it got anywhere.
Hate the bloke .At least his old climate destroying land rover has gone
I'm surprised to see clay shooting on this channel. Even more surprised to see participants wearing BASC shirts. I had thought that clay shooting was generally done by those who are against unnecessary killing.
Then you thought wrong. Obviously you don't know much about the shooting sports in general.
@@brucebell1809 I've known people who clay shoot but don't shoot animals. Are you saying that is unusual?
@@iansomerville unnecessary? For food or pest control is totally necessary.
Your surprise and assumption is wrong.
Some clay shooters may well have no inclination to shoot quarry. Some may even find it an anathema Some quarry shooters may or may not shoot clays. Some shoot clays outside the game seasons for practice.
There is quite an overlap.
My point was that you don't know much about the subject so your surprise is unfounded.
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The Olympics has Nothing to do with sport.😮
I've nothing against gun sports that don't involve killing things. Unfortunately I can't understand adults who get pleasure out of killing as I would expect them to gain some respect for nature as they moved through and out of childhood. Maybe it makes them feel good about themselves.... who knows? It's nice to be in the countryside, feel the air, hear the birds and observe nature but not when the guns are going off. I used to buy clothing and equipment from retailers that also sell to the shooting community but no more. I'd like to see Hen Harriers and Golden Eagles again, given the chance but we all know there may be morons out there trying to destroy them, and what for? To provide more cannon fodder for the blood thirsty? Chris Packham may or may not go over the top sometimes but at least he is passionate about life and not death. Congratulations to Amber Rutter. I think this Olympics has thrown up a few questionable decisions. Sport administration and adjudication without question? Not the Olympic ideal that I thought existed.
David your find hunters, property owners who allow game bird shooting and hunting, Do have respect for nature, in the roles of sustainable, balanced animal, bird, pest and environment management. They are one of the first to see potential problems in the eco system. Even the organised game bird shoots, This brings money, where land owners use that money to better the countryside, from planting, maintaining of trees, hedges, Pest control. This maintains a ballanced enviroment, Helping mother nature. There are many unseen benefits. The countryside has many outside pressures put on it now. Gunsports, Hunters and landowners only want the best for it.
Just because you may not understand doesn't necessarily give
you the right to condemn them out of hand or make you a clairvoyant able to determine the thought processes behind. their motivation.
Because people may just want to eat the most natural food as possible and not pumped full of God knows what drugs not suitable for human consumption.
@@brucebell1809 I think if you look closely to my comments, there are several question marks. I'm not clairvoyant. Quite frankly I have no conception as to why someone would get pleasure out of killing. Perhaps you do?
@@alandillon4956 Thanks for the polite response. I fully agree that a lot of good is done by landowners and others involved in the industry. I would disagree that it always results in a balanced environment. With the ever increasing publicity on the disappearance of monitored raptors over some of these managed areas and their low numbers, those who like to watch birds, rather than kill them are unlikely to accept the "balanced environment" point of view. There will always be those apposed to blood sports, no matter what but some positive movement in proving that the industry has a real purpose in protecting diminishing species will not only lessen the anti-lobby, it may even lead to some of them accepting and supporting the good work that is done.