Driven Grouse at Gleneagles with Ed Solomons | Schöffel Country
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ก.ค. 2022
- Ed Solomons and Yuri Janssen head up to Gleneagles’ natural moorland range to discuss the fundamental safety considerations of grouse shooting and how an experienced shot can shoot grouse more instinctively.
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Been up many times over the last 10 years . I’ve always shot clays for fun , now got my own gun because of it . Great bunch of guys taking you round 👌
Already feel at home listening to Ed's instruction. Looking forward to the next.
Gleneagles, wow! I was there a few years ago and don't recall the covered walkways. Yuri's a good shooter and Ed's a good instructor, phenomenal course!
Gleneagles is phenomenal. Shot clays there a few years ago. Great food, great people, can't wait to return.
Lovely 👍 Thanks for posting!
Really good camera work in support of the instruction. Excellent and helpful.
Great instruction - would love to be able to do grouse as it's on the bucket list and suits my style of shooting a bit better than pheasant. I particularly liked how you went through what should be common sense on the safety aspect first - you don't want to shoot the flankers, beaters, or the fellow guns or their loaders after all - moving the sticks seems more obvious now than it did
Excellent video Ed , as this has always been a struggle for me . Now have more idea of what I'm doing! Many thanks.
I really like your advice you’re an awesome instructor!!!!
Amazing!!👌👊
That gun was kicking like a mule!!
Great content as usual!
😀Very nice!
Be interested to look at more budget friendly ways to get shooting days in, simulated days or rough gunning. Places like this are over £30 a bird and 500 bird days are something I can do maybe once a year while earning slightly above national average wage, I expect a lot of people can't attend shoots at all and have to just go to clubs or shoot over private land.
That Churchill 25 is kicking him hard 🤦🏻♂️
Great video though
it might sound bad but i find grouse drives on a sim day very easy the only time it gets interesting is when you shoot them close in or 5 pegs down very boring and predictable targets a instructor said to me there is no real way to truly simulate grouse with clays !
The gun is hitting hard, lad need to work on his recoil as well.