Driven Pheasant Shooting - The Beaters Line. 

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Really like these kind of videos can you do more

Well done mate my first shoot Saturday can’t wait

Hi good video where is this would love to come down to help if not to far obviously

Nick, it looked dryer than my 10miles covered today beating and picking up - the dogs and myself are knackered 😂👍

And another thing ! I hope you get a really good keepers day. You deserve it

Nice dog work at 18:30. I am not sure that I would have seen my dog any more than day 😃

Fantastic video Nick thanks for sharing

nice ground too work the dog ,your've got a lovely shoot there.

When does pheasant shooting in england officially end ? ....when I walk my dog on public footpaths I hear alot of gun action up until may ...is this normal or is it poachers ?

Very enjoyable film.

Terrific little dog!

Great video, really good to show anybody what goes on on a shoot day particularly whilst your out beating.👍🏻

What advice would you give to someone who's never been before

Great vid nick keep it up

Great video Nick, certainly brought back some great memories. I use to run two Springers, have a radio and flag, and keep an eye on the line. Thought it was only women who could multi task.

Brilliant always thought of taking the go pro too show how it is beating you don’t a fine job would love too see more thank you

This is the video that I have been looking for. Where all those birds are coming from. Love the habitat you have created for the birds.

Firstly can I say what good dog work in there, right on the whistle and verbal commands, secondly, this is exactly why I think ALL guns should spend a few days with the beating team, to see just how much work they do and how conscientious they are at their job. Brilliant!

Hi Nick, yet another great video love watching your videos and aspire to be able to work mine like yours one day soon. I was wondering how you steady/introduce to live game. I am keen to beat with mine and eventually I would like to try rough shooting so any advice or help would be appreciated. Many thanks Alastair

Now that was a pretty good insight into the beater's end of things. Here in USA (Pennsylvania) we did a lot of flushing surveys to determine how the wild pheasants were doing, that we transplanted from the Dakotas. There was no hunting in these areas for at least 5 years, and only recently we have had a few youth hunts just for the young hunters. The flushing surveys were done the same way you folks were pushing birds for the driven bird shoots. We had lots of help with dogs and pushers, plus blockers for the running birds at the end of fields. Lots of extra dog working experience after the seasons ended. A lot of miles walked by the time it was over. All those birds really had Ted wound up. Take care Nick .... Happy New Years to you and yours, and the four legged friends of course.

Brilliant Video Nick. Always love to see Ted work. Cant wait for next year!

Great informative video, nice little cocker I've got his brother from another mother and he's called Ted! Thought he was gone from my kennels at first , I miss tha easy going down south as I live in the highlands now bloody wyns are like phyrocantha and most of the time your on the face of the eiger 😂 small trade off to be fair keep up the good work🤙