Welsh Gem - Plas Dinam (Best Game Shoots in Britain)
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 14 ก.ย. 2018
- We’re kicking off our “Best Game Shoots in Britain” series with this epic partridge shooting film at Plas Dinam.
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Unbelievable, how many birds in the sky?
Glorious countrysides and an exceptional hunting atmosphere, really thanks for showing it!
youre welcome👍
Thank you so much Dave for showcasing Plas Dinam for us, this is a great representation of the estate and what it can offer guns. Look forward to seeing you later in the season.
Thankyou for having us - it was purely a pleasure to be there to film and shoot on this breathtaking venue. the Mythical Chargot next, another one for the bucket list.
Brilliant video. Don't think I've ever seen so many birds in the air comming over guns, and how fast they were. Again some beautiful scenery with spectacular shooting, and food looked amazing to. A perfect day I would say.
Thanks Peter- great days in the field is what it is all about
All the promise of the trailer fulfilled! A lovely film, the whole glorious day captured.
Thanks John glad you enjoyed it
Fantastic shooting and a fantastic shoot. I had the pleasure of shooting there in October and it was truly memorable, we shot the drives shown in this video and the birds were absolutely stunning. An awesome shoot and a fantastic video to showcase it.
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Very, very well put together film Dave. Well done on showing the sport in such a great light in this film
Thanks Chris - appreciated
As always a great joy to watch and not only see some great shooting but to see another great shoot..... one to add to the bucket list.
Thanks Nick, input is most valuable
The photography complimented the Shoot and shooting superbly...great vid again ..
Cheers Ricahrd
Nearly speechless!!! What a remarkable film, thank you so much for sharing it!
no problem issac jarret stay tuned for even more
They are all pen raised birds not ever a real hunt lol.
Cody dog you clearly don’t understand what driven shooting is. That is one of the best I’ve seen
What a fantastic video, so well made. The shooting was the best I have seen for a long time, so many great birds. Thankyou so much.
Thanks for your kind words
Another cracking video Dave .....all the best Glen
thanks Glen, lovely shooting with you on the clays you are a gentleman and certainly one to watch in the future
What incredibly beautiful landscape, filming and great weather. Great shooting as always...
Thanks
Sarcasm?
Dave what a Gem of a shoot and the food look delicious I now see why oversea guns love game shooting in this country long may it live on, I loved the video brilliant filming by the crew look forward to the next one.
thanks - and many more to come
Great video and excellent shooting 👍
Absolutely brilliant Dave don't know what was better the Vue of the Welsh mountains or the shooting. nice to see them birds going up high👍
Thanks Mark, it is beautiful countryside without a doubt
Another fantastic episode there Dave and team. Brilliant
Thankyou my friend
great love it dave
It was mindblowing! Cheers from Hungary!
zsuzsanna ivan - thank you for your kind words
This may well be your best video yet! Awesome! 🙏🏼
could be but more to come yet Alun Evans
Superb shooting in every sense again. I’ve no idea how you stay on line with such distant targets. Thanks David and Jonathan!
Thanks Ian for the nice comments, that is the hardest part staying on the line - as you know when shooting some of them behind the other guns they are also dropping.
i would also point out that if you meant Jonathan McGee "he no longer works for me" we have our own dedicated team now just focusing on the shooting sports and its promotion.
DC
Dave Carrie Shooting Ah! No offence meant. Keep them coming for us mere mortals👍
Yet another amazing video Dave . Best shooting videos on you tube by far. One of these days I will be able to afford a day like that ! Great shoot keep up the good work . Love these videos 👍
Thanks Darell - your enthusiasm for the films is greatly appreciated
Fantastic video Dave. Some superb shooting on display there. Your presentation of the day and video editing is brilliant as always. A pleasure! Thank you.
Thankyou for your kind words
Good morning, i really love this video, the landscapes, l atmosphere, shots, what a happiness would be being able to one day hunt bottom!
Thanks Fred 34, i am pleased you are enjoying the films
Dave, another superb video on how to shoot high birds. Praise also to your camera person, really brings to life what beautiful country we live in.
Ps as an aside, I thought I had heard of Plas Dinam, but could not place it. Many years ago in my youth I did a lot of hunting, and remembered it was there I hunted with the David Davis Foxhounds.
Thanks Paul, i spoke in length to the very nice lady of the estate and she is very passionate about hunting
fantastic dave good shooting
Thankyou my friend
Another awesome video dave with fantastic shooting great to watch hope you will get to come down to Plymouth one day and show us how to shoot our high birds
Thanks for your nice comments -i am sure there will be some great shoots down your way, i will come if asked but i do not know any of the shoots down there, i will be doing one for Chargot soon - as near to Plymouth as i will get this year.
A beautifully shot film Dave.. what a wonderful shoot in stunning scenery!! Keep up the good work pal.. from a Cheshire lad.
Thanks Andy
Some of the finest shooting you have displayed, beautiful scenery too! Also hats off for the discussion regarding the benefits Shooting has to the countryside. I believe much of the pressure against Shooting comes from a lack of understanding and unwillingness to comprehend the harmonious relationship between country sports and a sustainable countryside.
thanks Nicholas, we all have to become teachers now!! because as you know there is no one in the inner cities teaching the kids anything about the countryside, past governments have a lot to answer for.
Great video, Dave, as always. It would be good to know what gun, Chokes and cartridges you are using too.
fantastic
Thankyou
very very good video.
thanks
those birds are fast !
This is a visually gorgeous production; a true pleasure to experience and I thank you for it. I am US shooter and hunter and try to get over to the UK at least once a year for driven pheasant and partridge. In my personal opinion, your videos are some of the best depictions of this wonderful sport. I don’t mean the following as a heavy criticism, but with so many youngsters looking up to you and perhaps taking your lead in how they should prepare and conduct themselves for a driven day, I am curious as to what looks like no ear protection for you on this video. Otherwise, perfection. Thanks again.
Thanks for your Kind words and criticism Michael, i assure you i always wear hearing protection albeit only the cheap plug-in types "because i tend to lose the expensive ones" , i have viewed again and i see clips with the plugs in quite clearly, sometimes you get an odd foam one fall out amidst drive and i always take them out immediately on finishing a drive to interview or speak on camera, but you are correct we have to careful on giving the right impression for the younger generation.
your input is most appreciated.
DC
Thanks for the reply, Mr. Carrie. I thought that might be the case, as it didn't seem consistent with the way you approach the matter, so thank you for that clarification. By the way, I especially enjoyed your videos on the .410 debate. I have a little Asprey .410 SxS with full chokes that I wouldn't think of shooting at game over 25 yards (though I'm nowhere near the shot that you are, sir!). I completely agree with you that the appropriate gun to start a youngster of either gender on is the 28 gauge. Looking forward to the next installment.
Not a game shooter but that is incredible footage, it was like a blitzkrieg of birds.
thanks
I have seen some cracking shots in my time as a keeper, guys that shoot like you make it look easy! Could use 8 of you for my birds nobody can hit em 👍🏻
what and where is the shoot you got me all excited now😃
Small family run shoot Near Edinburgh, can’t match the numbers I’ve seen but the sport sure will. 5-1 for good guns, the best of the rest will be 8-1 with no wind :) get a strong westerly breeze and the pheasants go like Exocets
@@starsy82 sounds like a very nice shoot
Great film of a fantastic location. You appear to have changed guns between drives, how come, is this down to film editing?
i always take 2 to 3 guns some will be on trial for gunmakers
Hi Dave great video as always are you using a pair of new guns for this season mk60s or still 38s ?
Mk60/Mk38 old pair tho using some old pistol grip stocks that i had spare
How do you know when a man is shooting top class ? Just look at the smile on Toms the loaders face. Loading for a true marksman. and no shit out of dave about it.
just get on with the job eh! and enjoy the day
Thanks for the kind words
dreamland for a hunters
Is there any chance that one day on a testing high bird shoot like this you could fit a shot-cam, to give a better idea of how you manage to be so successful?
Hi
Christopher Hindle
do not think shot kam is any good on distance, as i have said before every bird is different, split second decisions is the key, i do miss a few - but to a degree am quite consistent on difficult stuff, its hard to put on film or paper what is happening, feeling it is right is the greatest asset.
thanks for the the nice comments
DC
Thank you for your reply. I wonder if there is some other means whereby viewers could get a better appreciation of how you are such an incredible shot, also given that your skill makes nonsense of the adage that one should shoot with both eyes open! Maybe a camcorder on your forehead would give a better understanding of your method?
Hi Christopher
People do note that i seem to accelerate at the last moment, a little split second flick, i suppose this is where instinct kicks in.
Thanks for your interest and i will keep trying to find the solution to the question
Thank you for taking the trouble to respond. I had noticed the last moment 'flick' forward, whatever the secret, it certainly seems to work for you, and I will keep watching your excellent videos in the hope of improvement, but also to enjoy the British countryside at it's best.
I notice Dave is not using earmuffs, but ear plugs. I also prefer ear plugs because of they don't interrupt the way I put my head on the stock. Is that why?
Spot on Kim
What choke are you using on them Dave?
3/4 and full
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thankyou
noticed part way thru ure pair miroku Schnabel forends one becomes a trap forend. also noticed u like the high or parrell trap stocks on ure guns. I find ok but too high a comb for crossers. shoot over the top. just my 4 penny worth after 50 years of shooting.
yes i sometimes take 3 guns and mostly prefer my trap gun forend, sometimes i will just shoot that as a single.
you would probably shoot over the top of 25 to 35 crossers but 50 to 70 yard it compensates for shot drop, any way it works for me but i am no coach and everyone is different, thanks for the comment tho Joe it is always nice to compare things
Can I join you just for fun please
Somewhat saddened to hear Dave seeming so depressed about the future for our sports.
The antis are few and far between but they shout loud and we do not. We require a merger of all our Country sports organisations into one powerful body. That way we can use the power we actually have. Dave could be its first Chair.
Why were you using different guns on different drives? Some drives there were 2x mk60 and some shots you had a mk38. Just curious
both sets of guns are MK60 actions with Mk38 grade 5 trap woodwork with a montecarlo stock thrown in as well
@@DaveCarrieShooting ah, looked like there were different forends on
@@freddieeyston3994 i still have a old pair with the mk60 forends on - still with grade 5 trap stock from the mk38 tho
Huge flushes of birds not a sign of good beating?
IT SEEM'S TO BE MANDATORY THAT EVERY VIDEO HAS TO BE ACCOMPANIED BY INANE MUSIC, IS'NT THE NATURAL SOUNDS OF THE COUNTRYSIDE GOOD ENOUGH ANYMORE.
Flushes not well controlled? Way too many birds in the air!
Ya, they turned to many out of the cage.