Fieldsports Britain - Pigeons, helice, pheasants and fallow - episode 39

It's all about pigeons - and a bit about pheasants and fallow deer. In this episode of our half-hour weekly show Fieldsports Britain, we're in the West Country shooting pigeons with guns who got together on Facebook and we're at the British Helice Grand Prix at the West Kent Shooting School - a shooting sport inspired directly by live pigeon shooting from 'traps'. Deer stalkers will be happy - we're out after fallow bucks. And we continue Michael Yardley's series on how to shoot straighter at pheasants. It's another packed programme...
Here are the links:
Helice Grand Prix
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[@diamonddog257]

Good lecture , Mike
Curtis

[@pip110.5]

Oops, left foot Mike. 😂

[@danebrewer10]

proper job!, thanks again guys!

[@waldschrat89]

Is this in normal TV in Britain? Its great!

[@johnjoecaffrey9271]

Good video

[@fischer649]

great video but I'm a little unsure as to what makes a good deer head, I no nothing about deer stalking or really just deer in general. Can anyone explain what is meant by not having good heads?

[@DAVEoooKING]

@beeshar no he doesn't look at his stance. left foot forward.

[@taidgh15]

what knife was used for bleed ing the deer i thought it was a joker but i might be mistaken also do you keep the skin because a good skin will go for about 400 quid

[@robertmanns1243]

Would love it if fieldsport would come out on a days shooting with us

[@robertmanns1243]

Would love it if fieldsport

[@TheShadowfexx]

@beeshar lol thats what i was thinking and i dont need no blooming lessons on how to stand load and hold a shotgun

[@fischer649]

sorry to comment twice but watch at 16:15 :D hahaha

[@tomallen3]

it depends on if it is winter or spring rape. i am a farmer and they do very little damage but enough of them can cause real problems.

[@colinphelan5381]

there are two pigeons that land in a tree in my aunts garden every night, i was walking along a ditch that seperates her garden from a field and i was in full hunting mode so naturally when a pigeon came fluttereing out i peppered it. now i feel really sad and guilty

[@diamonddog257]

oookayyy...good stalk and shots...but ideally, clean the deer AS SOON AS IT HITS THE GROUND, AND DO NOT DRAG IT
BY THE HOCKS, THEY HAVE MUSK GLANDS THERE WHICH CAN POLLUTE'''' THE VENISON IF NOT HANDLED PROPERLY.
......just sayin'''.......

[@graemepriestley3403]

Helice shooting, where is the nearest shooting ground, please ?

[@who_ever_nicked_my_accFOCK-OFF]

16:14 HAHA

[@beeshar]

Mike Yardley tells you to take half a pace forward on to your right foot for your shooting position If your a right hand shooter this is wrong.It is actually your left foot you should put forward.
Fundamental mistake.
Ted.

[@petermills2620]

10m 24sec.......... what were you pretending to shoot at? 3 shots in a second, if you missed with the first, you definatly missed with 2 and 3 haha

[@mrcaboosevg6089]

Look at all these vegetarians in the comments...

[@Igladeon345]

and there tasty

[@JUSTANOTHERDAY333333]

i live in canada and would be happy to shoot a deer there realy tasty but i cant shoot a fox after seeing some baby ones but coyote get a bullet every time

[@taidgh15]

nice ww2 comment i liked it

[@ryanpee9929]

leave the dears alone u sick people band dear hunting