Pheasant Shooting on Beaters Day filmed with a Go Pro Hero 3
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 19 ม.ค. 2013
- Join a couple of members of the COT as we help out on our local syndicate shoot on beaters day. This video will show you some "behind the scenes" of a small driven shoot. You can see how the beaters work as we push the pheasants towards the Guns, we also walk up a few hedges and I manage to bag a couple of birds. It was hard work for the cocker as he had to sit at a peg, pick up, beat and hunt the cover when I was a walking gun. I also "look after" a young Gun who is shooting driven game for the first time I and get to share in his enjoyment as he shoots his first pheasant which we later cooked in a nice hot stew......As you will hear it was very windy and freezing cold but I was really pleased with how the camera managed to deal with the contrasty conditions.
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Cracking vid love the little cocker
Great video!! And good dog!!
great shooting lads, great dog too
yet another good video !
Thanks for you comments the shoot is between Thame and Aylesbury and it is my regular shoot where I beat and pick up with dogs. Glad you enjoyed it.
This is my favourite pheasant video.Harry was the star of the show what a fit little dog credit to the owner.This video is brilliant more please.
Brilliant piece of teaching. Going on my first year Beating / shooting so well informative.
Thanks Long nail....hope you really enjoy yourself. The more people that join in our sport the better.
Great vid there. Chuffed for the young gun, great shots and some birds he will never forget!
Great shot at 11:50 pal!
Cant get a good shoot without some quality Banta, makes it a more enjoyable day.
Enjoyed this vid very much! Did a fair amount of shooting - clays and skeet, while stationed at RAF Upper Heyford back in 1982-86! Never got to shoot pheasants though! You dog was really enjoying the day! Thanks for posting!
Great video as always. Thanks for sharing.
Best bit of shoot day video I have watched in a while. Appreciated the nice steady and quiet beating line and most impressed by Harry's steadiness especially at the peg. Somewhat different to some beating lines I have been involved with recently!!
Thanks for the comments. Got a busy few days before the end of the season so there will be some videos before then of January.
Enjoyed watching, great dog cheers for posting
Harry did brilliantly there- my dog would've been HOT with all those birds in front among those trees!
wow, that looks like so much fun and your dog is beautifully trained too!
Nick, really enjoyed this, it reminded me of my youth as a beater and novice gun in North Oxfordshire. Atb.
Great video mate wee cocker is well trained!!
great footage and some good shots aswell mate well done great dog you have there aswell keep up the good work
Well done, nice vid again!
Jack Greenleaf thanks for your comments., however the headcam does distort the distance as it is quite wide angle. Also not quite sure where you get the sitting down bit the young Gun was standing at all times.
Top vid
great video
What a great dog...
Hengundog.......thanks for your kind comments. I think by the end of the day ha
Nice video!!
You have a great dog
ive an SP4 12 bore, but recently ive used my SP 20b much more often, i rough shoot on the fells of Cumbria and the weight difference makes life a lot easier. nice to stand with a 12 but for walking up im committed to the 20
Tg.Ices...thanks for your comments with regards to the flicking bird, the dog had just retrieved that as a runner and you can hear me say that it is still a live. I used a priest to humanely dispatch the bird. As a shooting man you will know that quite often a bird will have some reflex movement when a priest is used and I can assure you the bird was dead. With regards to the dog....that is a fair comment and he will be have a bit of refresher training over the summer.
Wow an amazing gundog! How did it avoid solid ice balls on its feet/tummy? My cocker always got them in snow
Serious dog you've got there Nick, I've recently got a springer pup any tips for training him to retrieve that well? I've already shot birds over him at 6 months old but retrieving back to hand is the problem
Yep he was using a SP grade 5 20 bore......it's my gun and I find it perfect for my kind of shooting.
Sorry....Harry had enough of sitting still in the freezing conditions but he did well considering.
enjoyed this, was the younf lad using a Silv Pg 5? really enjoyed seeing the wee cocker doing a bit.
Well tutored Nick, reminds me of my first Clay shoot where everything I'd been taught went straight out of the window...
I've a cracking little Cocker bitch and would love for you to video her on the Mawddach estuary lifting Woodcock.... be in touch very soon... Hwyl..😉
David....Upper Heyford is not too far from this shoot.
The gun is a Berreta silver pigeon grade 5
I can't believe on the first drive you were making him shoot at things that were crossing to your left hand gun which were a good 45 to 50 yards I wouldn't raise my 12 bore at that and plus I wouldn't of been sitting down to shoot game birds as the gun doesn't come up properly for crossing birds I
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i like the spaniel, even though his stop whistle is not sharp enough or any at all, then when the young guy shot the phesant he said to you its still alive, you replied its just flicking ?????. nooooo the bird was still alive and you left it there to suffer, im a shooting man and i found that disgusting in all fairness, sorry ,
Poor instruction and unnecessary suffering of birds , need dispatched quickly
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