Jacks Game. Eps6. Pheasants.
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- A great look, at driven pheasant shooting in the 1980s. This time Jack charlton is shooting, on an estate in wales. And what an amazing estate it is. The times change, but the game remains the same.
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Where was this filmed is it in Northumberland?
He needs your recipe lad. Great vid as always mate and added to the collection of vids that i watch when drinking a nice Ale by my tod and thinking about the old Country. Cheers Scott. Merry Christmas mate. ATB Moose
Wow! When was this recorded! £100 a day! You'd be laughing nowadays if that were the price! 😅 Lovely video
(edit: I looked it up - 1983. And it's Bobby Charlton's brother, Jack Charlton!)
Thanx Scott! Revived great memories of pheasant hunting as a young boy with my grandfather and father here in USA!!
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Brilliant footage Scott, thanks as always mate for sharing.
they thrive in wiltshire too.
Love how you have brought-in the old ways of hunting when it was popular in the UK. Jacks Game is an excellent series. We have not much here in the US to compare with it unless you go back to the 60s on television.
The other thing is that Jacks Game shows the camaraderie of the hunters, the beauty of the countryside, and the manners of the UK people at that time.
Dave Carrie Shooting is another channel for proper English wingshooting. It makes me wish that I had the time and money to do a driven Red Grouse shoot.
Or just be able to walk those fields with the sheep and take in your beautiful countryside.
I will be going on a shoot this Thursday and hope to use one of your recipes for the game I harvest.
Just for fun........Escoffier's cookbook. I use it occasionally for sauces. And other things. :-)
Very good. Can just about remember watching it originally. Funny how very little has changed in the last 30 years, though Jack's gun handling would probably get commented on. I doubt anyone could tell him much though!
Yes it is ...I got his autograph when him and Bobby were fishing at Amble pier ...
Random Thought: Roast a pumpkin with a pheasant inside. I watched your video about a snipe roasted in a potato.
Is this Jackie Charlton
we have pheasant and quail shoots here in ohio. I know the game keeper who organizes the shoots to train the dogs. I need to go on the shoots this next year. watching these videos has given me a good view of how the times have changed, and how some traditions have stayed the same. great series scott !!
Great show. Thanks for showing.
brilliant. Can we have some more please sir.
Awesome, thanks again Scott!
Excellent series
Excellent.
Thank you again Scott..
Thanks Scott.
Thanks a lot!
Top man Jack
Surely only shooting low birds (in safe shooting angles, of course) is the ethical thing, not the other way around? You minimize the number of wounded birds that way.
That's the thing, shooting low is inherently not a "safe shooting angle" because there are people on that angle and you're going to increase the likelihood of somebody getting shot, especially if you're using shotguns like these guys. The temporary pain of the bird is worth not making the sport any more dangerous than it is.
Yeah, the "no birds under 45 degrees" rule is fair enough, but the people in the video kept going on about how much more fair it is to the animals. That's the part I don't understand.
It's because they let them live instead of just shooting at everything that moves, it's just being a responsible sportsman.
But that's my point, taking the easy shots is way more humane (in this case) than being sporting, although there is certainly room for that as well.
@@Theorimlig It gives the animals a chance to survive, because higher angles are harder for us humans to compute and make a firing decision.
A 75 degree angle with a bird flying at 35 MPH is a daunting task, even for a decent shot.