Did anyone else see the hole in the air made by the .243 travelling that fast? I have honestly never seen that on camera before. Check out the shots at 5:15
@@Falcon-vu5qp Yea you are right, but the vapour is made by the pressure drop as the round speed is so high it forces a low pressure "hole" in the air creating the vapour. So we are both right 😉
@J H oh, never knew that the lens being out of focus would have left a full trail like that. I thought it was a combination of cold weather and a off center camera that showed it. Usually the camera is either from the barrel or 90 degrees to it
No - you have seasons for most deer, and for the deer in season you have the kind of animal you want to take in mind, i.e. poor quality 'cull' bucks. / Charlie
Kyle Adair Uk has six species of deer: Muntjac Chinese water deer Roe Sika Red Fallow That can be shot at various times of the year 👍 As long as they are in season no limits, but management isn't about shooting large numbers, it's about taking the right animals at the right time to keep a healthy population on your land
I’m pretty sure every country has ticks. I see plenty on the deer I shoot over here in America and up in Canada it’s so bad that moose rub themselves raw dude to ticks sometimes
It's hard for me to wrap my head around killing animals just because I usually take such pleasure in their existence but what a beautiful way of life : ) instead of wasting away in an office; really beautiful
Here’s an idea. Instead of wasting tax payer money by paying certain people to hunt why not just let the people that want to hunt buy licenses like many country’s do. That being said if the British government is hiring I will gladly move across the pond and use my talents to hunt your deer for money
It’s very rare for the government here to hire people to shoot deer, the closest you would get would be the forestry commission that employ people to shoot deer to protect tree plantations for this you’d need a dsc (all levels desired) and of course an fac, however I’m not sure however how you as a foreigner would go about obtaining a section 1 firearms license.
I’m not against hunting for food, because I know how good it feels to eat something that you have 100% earned and it also saves money. I’m not sure if a deer manager would be the correct title or not, if the deer numbers suddenly started declining, would you help to replenish their numbers? Deer manager, or deer murderer?
Lewis Hampson well considering it is deer management and conservation (which takes place everywhere hunting is permitted) yes less numbers of deer would be shot, shorter seasons less tags/licenses. So yes management and no not deer murdering. Clearly there is a significant abundance of deer in the areas he was in considering in one day he came across dozens upon dozens of deer (that was filmed) and shot a couple in each area that is considered healthy management.
But what is the need to “manage them” they are very beautiful animals, I’d much rather see them running around than as pink mist through a scope. I don’t have a problem with killing one or two, and eating them. But to say they need managing is idiotic. They don’t do any harm. There are too many humans and they cause lots of harm, If I decided to become a “human manager” would it be justified?
@@pmolqrcd3370 They do require managing to prevent conflict with modern human lifestyles. Left completely unchecked they'd be subject to massive boom/dieoff cycles which people find grotesque. They'd be in the roads causing people do swerve into ditches and oncoming cars an generally raising the insurance rates. They also cause damage to property that's both cosmetic and environmentally unsound. They carry disease-laden parasites into close quarters. A new one to me is that he's also managing behavior: he's intentionally shooting deer that are not shy and would attract poachers who, in my experience in a rural area, come at night and are willing to shoot near or towards homes, livestock, or other unknown targets. In high school I found that a bullet had passed completely through my bedroom while I was away one week. It was closed season. I didn't like deer in the yard anymore. These deer won't pass on their witless genes, and he's stemmed a long-term problem.
I enjoy your videos but why do you not show the entire kill shot? You cut away at the moment the bullet impacts the animal. Please man up and show the entire kill shot.
