Warter Priory driven pheasants
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 31 ม.ค. 2017
- They are some of the best pheasants in the country, and Ross Neville is in Yorkshire to see whether he and the Browning B15 are up to the task of tackling them.
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Game is wild, natural and free range, and it is one of the healthiest meats available today. It is low in cholesterol and high in protein. Results from research commissioned by the Game-to-Eat campaign (Leatherhead Food International Research 2006) suggest that there are real health benefits to eating game. Both pheasant and partridge contain high levels of iron, protein, vitamin B(6) and selenium, which helps to protect cells from damage caused by free radicals.
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Great video, thanks for the trip and regards from New Zealand.
good to see beaters and guns mixing after drives .we do it our shoot where i beat but where i shoot they dont ,feels very stuffyand a two class system *uncomfortable with me . were all the same just some people have more than others .hmm
what happened to the safety rule of closing the stock to the barrels ,not the barrels to the stock with barrels pointing safely at the ground? There was a flag man in front of him on the first drive and he swung up through the camera on the second . Does he handle a gun like that when close to a covert drive? This is not a good advert for safe gun handling
good shoot
It's a shame the ejectors didn't work or are Hull still using soft brass in their cartridges?
nice gun . good vid
Not the way we hunt in on the continent, but still this looks like good fun! Would love to experience this one day :)
its not hunting, its shooting
Keep it up
All the best from India
Thank you. / Charlie
My father built a couple of trailers for the farm side of Water Prior.
shootin
Why do we pattern shotguns on a still broad surely swinging as if you where on a bird then firing at the board would give better info back
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After watching several of these videos , however flamboyant the action i find myself disappointed by the way some of shooters close there gun. Come on boys stock to barrells please keep the muzzle to the ground when closing.
glad to see someone else has noticed - I was beginning to think I was the only one who knew how to close a gun! this is a dangerous practice and is creeping into game shooting . in clay shooting it seems to be accepted practice, even used by some coaches!
Absolutely dreadful isn't it!!! Novices watching will think it is the correct way to do it. Trouble is there are very few videos of game shooting on youtube that actually portray good gun handling. Poor gun closing and a lot of swinging through the line!!!
nice
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3.23 if I'm not mistaken that's Dave carrie in the background ? see theres a few Wenger's on here (rich toff and all that) no skill? That's why you will always be loser's, save your money up and buy a day or get involved and use that money to help fund it open your wallet and your mind you might enjoy it.
2:11 he closed the gun at a flanker
the man should have been thrown off the shoot for being unsafe. Once upon a time the head keeper could , and sometimes did, send guns off the field . Perhaps they ought to start doing this again . Legend has it that a much 'feared and respected' keeper sent a minor royal off with a flea in his ear!
Nice shoot but way beyond the means of most sporting shooters.Becoming a very rich man,s game as always!
absolutely
It always was...
I'm surprised you think killing live creatures is a "game".
I have no problem whatsoever with people going out with a gun and stalking and shooting a pheasant for the pot. But this sort of driven shoot requires almost no real skill (unless you're one of those who couldn't hit a barn door at 5m). The birds are basically sitting ducks.
Time for this to be banned, just like the even more appalling pastime of foxhunting.
MrHistorian123 there would be no pheasants to hunt for the pot as you say, if shooting was banned. They are introduced to the land to be shot. Doesn’t sound like you’ve ever shot at high birds, certainly not easy
@@MrHistorian123 says a man who has never shot clearly . You think they are easy to hit 🤦♂️
I am a shooter and have been for over 35 years. Shooting pheasants, pigeon, rabbit's and so on and also some deer stalking. But I still find it hard to hear people refer to it as "sport". I don't shoot for sport, I shoot for a reason. Give the anti's' fuel for their cause why don't you. I also agree (partially) with another comment on these shoots are just a bunch of toff's. The cost of a day on these shoots is astronomical. How can keen shooters like myself afford to go to these shoots ?. I would really love to. So, in reality, all toff's. Millionaire's playground
a cracking shoot but i will not shoot there while ever the head keeper is there
Great shoot, shooter seems a bit of a ponse. Bit smug.
Warter Priory is a great shoot , but the head keeper( FRANK CROFT) is
an over bearing control freak who is nothing more then a bully and
abuses his position as Head Keeper .
Indefensible that these shot birds are incinerated on site ...this conduct will lead to a ban on driven shooting...and rightly so , this coming from an ex keeper.
keep taking ur meds u knob head!
@@paulharrison6417 Cleary you are unfamiliar with the old adage "better to be thought a fool than open your mouth and be known as one".