Fieldsports Britain - three-day boar hunt
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- Paul is on top of the world. He shoots wild boar every day of a three-day hunt in Portugal. It’s a farm shoot, and he is out there with friends to help landowners reduce wild boar pressure. He even gets a fox. We are all about thermal this week, talking up our Ultimate Guide to Thermal Spotters and Scopes. And news correspondent Deborah Hadfield tells the story of a gundog trainer in Nottinghamshire who had his guns seized by police and can’t understand why. We are giving away a rifle drag bag from Ian Hodge Fieldsports. David has the latest on the news stump and Charlie brings you the top hunting videos on TH-cam with Hunting TH-cam. It can only be #FieldsportsBritain
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▶ Portuguese driven boar
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Muddled MP attacks hunting in Scotland and Africa - Fcha.nl/britis...
Packham three raise £20k for libel defence - countrysquire....
UK avian flu alert reduces - www.countrysid...
Scottish gamekeepers increase Cairngorms protest - www.scottishga...
Cornish fisherman call for seal culls - www.theguardia...
Trophy hunters save Tajikistan snow leopards - tajwildlife.com/
US wildlife commission rejects anti-hunting petition - / ccsbpuoofgt
Police scheme reduces hare poaching in Kent - www.kentonline...
Dog trapped in badger sett escapes after 12 days - www.expressand...
Teams from all over Europe compete at charity gundog challenge - / ccmzve2ubdg
Trek across the UK raising money for gamekeepers - / 5076699829082902 + www.justgiving...
Shoplifting seagull targets health store in UK - / 10228598873303276
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▶ Notts police cock-up
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Exellent episode amd partly because it shows why 6.5 creed shoud not be used on anything biger then roe deer. All 3 shots are near perfection and still 3 were needed to lay him down. 7 mm should be minimum for hunting boar.
in a driven hunt scenario 100% agree.
@@8asw8 in driven hunt definetly. As for stand goes 6.5 does have enough energy but if you are not to good shooter even then I would not recomend it. Not everyone can do vital zone shot and it takes a bit of luck even for expirienced shooter. Bit of a flinch combined with boar moving his head can easily result in bad shot placment.
@@BalkanOutdoorsman perfectly said! add in the danger for dogs,...
@@8asw8 yes of course. Wounded boar is wery dangerous amd looking for it may end up in many ways. Thanks bud
@@BalkanOutdoorsman been there, done that. its not fun to face a wounded and obviously unhappy boar in a terrain where THEY are in the advantage!
I must say I normally agree 100% with Paul’s choice of firearm for his shooting escapades but I think he erred here in choosing a 6.5 Creedmore for Boar!As the results show , he had runners and failures to stop these formidable creatures! I think he got a little too excited with his trip to Portugal! Even a standard 308 , 30-06 or 270 would have done a much better. Job!🧐🤔😉
I was wondering myself (as a 6.5 owner) I had previously asked the question on recommended calibers, and most of the pro's in Europe are using 9.3 x 62 for driven hunts , 308WIN as a minimum and this is due to the size of wild boar in the EU (specifically)
I wasn't impressed with the capabilities of the 6.5CM on driven boar.
I've taken boar from a high seat with 130gr 270 with no issues, but my go to for driven is the 30-06.
A good boar hunt had by all.The smile on Paul's face says it all,well done to both Paul and David.Thanks for another great show from Australia.
Good day Charlie and the team, great videos for this week and sad to see people have to go through so much to get their firearms licence back.Thanks and thumbs up, greetings and best regards from faraway land of New Zealand, Tony.
Thanks, Tony. / Charlie
Another great show from Charlie,David and the Team
Great show as always. The Portugal shoot was so good. As for the licence debacle. I'm still waiting for my Renewal I put in, in October from Dorset Police. I complained to the Police Crime Commissioner and got the standard reply.its the fault of Covid and the Plymouth shooting. But they thanked me for my patience. 😂
Yet another great show, and thanks for mentioning my video in the hunting TH-cam section 👍👍
Good show again Charlie 👏 please can you let us know what the BASC are doing to try and sort out this problem with the police and shooters or are they just a toothless tiger 🐅
I own 6.5 Swede and 6.5 Creedmoor rifles but use my 7MM -08 or .308 for Texas hogs, I always aim to just behind the ear and make one shot,kills. Just found Norma 150 grain in the 7mm-08 which I will give a try this next season. I want the boar on the ground .
what a great episode keep the great work up guys and girls
Can we have a non lead air rifle pellet Comparison please?
Just so we are ready when they take them away. Also do the new pellets damage the barrels?
19:40 again. That would have been a "1shot deal" with a 8x57IS. witht hat shot placement the boar HAS to drop with one shot, no questions asked, and never get back up.
This video really drives home my opinion that even a .308 is just barely a driven hunt round. The CM being slightly lower in performance doesnt make the cut for this kind of hunt. you put it right, know your kit and its limitations! And I feel vindicated in my belief that my Tikka is not a driven hunt gun. You didnt show the shots on the second boar but none of those 3 were "1shot deals". I like childerley but this performance just wasnt up to spec.
so he uses a 120gr 6.5 creedmoor and that "drives home" your opinion that a .308 isn't sufficient enough for driven hunting?
Do you know anything about ballistics and the difference between 6.5 vs 308 vs 8x57 ?
@@nathan22outdoors8 as a lifelong hunter with some hundreds driven hunts under my belt, yes. The fact that none of the boars drop in their tracks despite decent-good shotplacement, is what you have failed to mention. now its your turn to form a coherent argument, which you failed at so far
@@8asw8 you could have a million hunts under your belt for all I care. 308 literally out performs 8x57 with comparable bullets. The fact that you even tried to consider the 6.5 creed as something comparable to a 308 and stacking the 8x57 above is completely false
@@nathan22outdoors8 have you ever shot a gun? this is so laughable it almost makes me cringe. we are talking about a driven hunt scenario still. long range shooting is a different beast.
8x57IS is around the 4000 J E0 range. say 3800-4100J depending on the exact round
.308 sits around 3500J, 3600J max. so there is a difference of roughly 500-700J right out of the box.
advantage 8x57IS. beyond say 300 m the .308 starts pulling ahead but since this is a driven hunt scenario with shooting distances of 70-100m max it doesnt matter.
The 8mm round clearly takes the cake from a ballistic standpoint for this job, you dont know what you are talking about.
as for the 6.5, it sits at roughly 3200J of energy E0. so the difference 308-6.5 is smaller than the difference 8x57IS-.308. Yes the creedmoor is absolutely comparable to the .308 but weaker. However it outperforms the .308 ballistically at longer ranges easily. the creedmoor is fast surpassing the 308 for similar uses in gun sales.
conclusion: in a driven hunt scenario the 8x57IS plays in a differnet league than both of the others. its not even close. the creedmoor is slightly weaker than the .308 which just barely makes the cuts for driven hunts in my book. if we are sitting in a high seat and shooting say game up to 100kg the .308 and the creedmoor are good options. if we need to reach out a little further, they surpass the 8mm. but again, we are talking driven hunt. you need to put the hammer down on those pigs. 8x57IS, .30-06, .300WSM, .300winmag, 7x64, 9.3x62 etc are valid choices. .308 barely makes the cut, the creedmoor doesnt. simple as that.
still waiting on a coherent argument on your part btw. substantiated by some numbers or facts. I have seen more boars shot than you have even seen in your entire life, I'll wager, so when I tell you this you can take it to the freaking bank.
@@8asw8 you can't just look at energy when the creedmoor is only a 6.5mm bullet with alot smaller wound cavity than a 7.62mm 308 or 8mm 8x57, ontop of that your still wrong because with the energy. A Hornady 178gr ELD-X precision hunter has 2670 ft-lb, a Nosler 180gr 8x57 is 2599 ft-lb at the muzzle. Your over here probably comparing a 180gr 8x57 to a 150gr 308.
Fantastic guys, love a Wednesday 😍👍😁😁❤️
great show well done team
7:30 oh come on.... the big recoil on a 6.5CM and you had to use a muzzle break? I have a tikka t3 in that caliber and it shoots almost like a .22lr.
two shots were good-decent on placement, the one on the neck should have dropped it as well. the problem was not the shot placement or the muzzle break. the problem was the caliber first and foremost. 6.5CM is a great cartridge, I shoot it myself, but just not the right stuff for driven hunts. there is a great example why. use a 8x57IS or a .30-06 and that pig quits running after the first hit (any of those 3). with the creedmoor, it just keeps running as if it was a fleebite. That is ok in a spot and stalk or ambush kind of situation. but in a driven hunt, where other peoples dogs are concerned it's just not enough gun. and that should be the first thing in driven hunts. use enough gun.
I thought it might be a caliber issue, never shot with a rifle though.
I must say that was a bit surprised at the choice of the 6.5 I think I wood stick with my 308
@@shaunrichards2458 please do or upgrade to something like .30-06. I consider .308 the bare minimum to shoot boar in a driven hunt. I wouldnt go beneath it. I love the 8x57IS for instance. aside from the misses, every single one of those shots would be an instant drop with the 8mm. The 6.5 is great. I use it myself. but not for driven hunts. Never!
I have to admit that video kinda grinds my gears in a bad way :D
Man, if a dude wants to use a break he can use a break… no need to brag about who has the tougher shoulder. Me too I like a break on my .308. Recoil can’t be light enough. I do agree on the caliber, the shock on wild boar just has to be bigger.
@@nicokwapper at which point is it bragging about a tough shoulder vs whining from the other party?
on calibers we agree so no arguments there :D
Nice camouflage hat and coat Paul see you from Spain 😉
In some countries 160 grain is the minimum but superb shooting by Paul.
Is the gentleman in the video who had his certificate revoked via email aware of the firearms act 1968, section 56, subsection 4, that states that unless he has written to the chief constable to say he is prepared to recieve revocation via electronic means he may well be interested because he may find the revocation was unlawfully served.
Thanks
Another great episode.
They over react as a smoke screen and a distraction from the fact that they messed up and give a person back his guns. They were told he shouldn't have them. They dishonour the people who died.
Think when i go on driven boar hunt 7x57 with 160 or so bullet, Geco or Brenneke of some kind,or .375 with a 250 Swift Aframe as other option if the terrain and there is Russian boar's around.
i am an Irish man i hunt shoot and fish, but i never found a cormorant otter or mink or seal that decided i will only eat small fish to day.
Seems various department need to learn and read what Freud and Saint Col Cooper said about guns and hoplaphobia.
Tell me about your mother....
''Peter Jones takes the front leg off a Fallow'' - fixed
You dont use 6.5 CM on boat, you need more stopping power. 30-6 or .308
Love the thieving seagull,,, extra security for a bird😂😂😂😂excellent david👏👏
The lack of due process in the UK is astounding. Obviously it is up to the accused to disprove a negative.
There is no accountability for misuse of power.
Ian Hodge Fieldsports
You need to add some balance to the revocation article. A more detailed explanation as to the grounds the police gave to the holder to revoke his license would allow your viewers to make an accurate determination as to the proportionality of the police's behaviour
Nice to be taught of the equipment but I would enter a shop to get the information. Taking up the whole video is soo bloody boring. Whatever.
Ian hobge
Look at what Nottingham police have done to Alex Belfield.
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Boar are some tuff mother- well you know the rest.
Get your facts right, Peter Jones blew off the leg of a fallow. That wasn't a perfect shot by far.
Paul, stop making excuses, there's actually less barrel flip with a muzzle break than a moderator, whats that about a tradesman blaming his tools? 🤣🤣🤣🤣🦊
6.5 CM on a driven hunt, that’s not the right caliber. 308 or 8mm or 9.3mm would be much better.
yea the ones in uniforms need sorting to think the police are wrong and should not get away with it . feel for the people who have not done anything wrong
8:28 big Mama...Not good
33:18
Our Police are a disgrace
Amazing the damage pigs can do overnight when there are too many about.
Amazin the damage human vermin does relentlessly too !
@@kevinturner5857 Just need to learn to control yourself Kev 😉
@@ddoherty5956 I'm a v disciplined man , I'd love to see u up against a grizzly with no weapon tho 😉👍😇
@@kevinturner5857 I think you grizzle enough for me🤣🤣🤣 anyway, for some reason I now have a craving for a Bacon sandwich 😋 🤣👍
@@ddoherty5956 u arnt realy laughing , control yourself & watch that bacon don't giv u cancer 😁😉👍toodlepip
I do not like driven shooting. That poor animal wounded like that. It must be common with rushed shots.
some people should never own a gun ,,im on about the boar drive
driven boar is shooting not hunting! please end the stupid use of the word its not america
The boar are hunted by hounds, and shot by men. For a British audience describing a man as a hunter is just weird. A hunter is a horse.