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Fieldsports Britain - Start of the Gooseshooting Season

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Roy's on a major gooseshooting trip to Sweden with Aimpoint and the amazing Gustaffsons, where 50-bird days are minimum. He hooks up with RU-vid channel Feliew. They burst out of hides hidden in the stubble to build amazing bags, using a Micro S1 Aimpoint site. Meanwhile, Charlie is off with his dad, shooting butterflies with a miniature shotgun - pest control on a micro scale. News and Hunting RU-vid add up to a lengthy episode of #FieldsportsBritain
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▶ Geese
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▶ Butterflies
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Gamekeeper convicted for shooting owls • Gamekeeper shoots then...
RSPB staff kill osprey chick
Denmark legalises falconry
Romania lightens restrictions on firearms
France cuts the cost of a hunting licenceA
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Swedish farmer loses sheep to recently released wolves
'Shining' hotel becomes haunt of bear • Bear Walks Around Lobb...
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Комментарии : 44

@VasBlackwood 6 лет назад

Excellent Show. Dads a knowledgeable Man. God Bless him x

@sandranicholls8632 Год назад

Brilliant show. Well done Charlie, David and the team

@deangoddard821 6 лет назад

Fieldsports Britain I don’t know how you make each episode more and more enjoyable! Thank you so much 😊👍

@ulfgustafsson1078 6 лет назад

Thanks a lot for some fantastic days of filming and nice company :-)

@fieldsportstv 6 лет назад

We loved it Ulf..thank you. David

@regsparkes6507 6 лет назад

Most enjoyable show this week Charlie et al. The section on goose hunting technique was a well done segment too,..thanks to Roy and David. So nice to see your Dad and listen to the information on those darn 'white flies' as we used to call them, although I would not have thought of them as the subject of a shooting sport either!! Thanks again!

@rufcdunnyrufc 6 лет назад

Loving the long episode! Brilliant section on the old boy’s cabbage white crusade

@waikarimoana 6 лет назад

Hi there Charlie, Great videos for this week, thanks a bunch and best regards to all from Kiwiland in Down Under.

@colgele 6 лет назад

One of your best episodes yet. Great work. Thank you.

@devinosullivan760 6 лет назад

Brilliant episode yet again. Incredible knowledge from your father!!!

@stewartfrerotte7227 6 лет назад

Another excellent show. Our Goose season starts 6 Sept and I hope we do as well. Thanks for the show.

@Camera-Lego-Bird-Feeder 6 лет назад

Shots at 5.46 are fantastic to watch 👍🏻

@yarmouthiow 6 лет назад

Your dad has a great sense of humour.

@slomo1562 5 лет назад

Good goose hunt! In the states the shotguns are limited to three rounds so reloading quickly and often is important. Unfortunately where I live the Canada limit is 3 per day.

@benwright3314 6 лет назад

Surprised me how much effort went in to the goose shooting, at best I might put a face veil on... never mind setting up hides like that 😂😂 thanks for the content

@SquirrelHunter 6 лет назад

What a brilliantly shot video!

@YaoiMastah 6 лет назад

Do I see a double doublet at 5:45? Back in the days (let's say a couple of decades ago) in Holland, if you'd performed such a feat on geese, and wrote a letter about it to the Dutch distillery Bokma, you'd receive a free bottle of Jenever.

@rupertmcnaughtdavis7302 6 лет назад

Lord Walsingham was a butterfly shooter of note too,I believe.(and anything that moved,if it didn`t he shot it until it did!)

@kevinshepherd1188 6 лет назад

Charlie you are a rascal , shooting butterfly's , not sure what the public reaction to that may be , however an entertaining segment . Good to see your dad enjoying himself .

@slomo1562 5 лет назад

So... I'm over a year late now, but get dad an a-salt gun. It is made to sport hunt insects like flies and carpenter bees. It can shoot a fine grit like table salt or a grit of your choice.

@fieldsportstv 5 лет назад

I got one - thanks.. It's very good. / Charlie

@xxeintyxx5235 6 лет назад

Great episode so interesting to see how it's done in other places

@HerrGesetz 6 лет назад

Excellent Show

@AliShooting 6 лет назад

I really enjoyed this show

@colinjohnston5465 6 лет назад

From the farms of Sweden on a wild goose chase to a glorious garden in England on the great cabbage butterfly hunt.... It's nothing if not varied. Great show. Good to hear that the imbecile that shot the owls was fined heavily. Hopefully his employer got rid of him too. We've got to stop cretins like that or we will have no sport at all and then we shall all be chasing cabbage butterflies with air rifles loaded with grit. Dad's garden doesn't look big enough for us all, either. BTW = goose burger: Anyone know of a recipe ?

@samsawyer2145 6 лет назад

Amazing episode,amazing footage,job well done

@keatonditchfield8437 6 лет назад

As always. Fantastic vid gents!

@tomhalverson3438 6 лет назад

You always put out great content, and continue to entertain!

@darrenbarkham7639 6 лет назад

I do hope Packham and the spring watch mob never saw that Butterfly bit! LOL

@ImTejx 6 лет назад

Could anyone tell me where your elbow position should be when shooting a shotgun? I've originally had my elbow quite low down by my side and haven't really had any problems. However I've been getting suggestions to raise my elbow up to allow for more room in my shoulder, which seems unnatural and I see people doing both. Thoughts?

@franzschmid9079 6 лет назад

Great video as usual. Question: what kind of barrel camera did they use?

@fieldsportstv 6 лет назад

Shotkam.

@bernhardchristianvonn 5 лет назад

It's this the greylag hammer?

@ianhawkins7387 5 лет назад

In the USA we use salt guns to kill flies

@HJDore 6 лет назад

Do Canada geese come under wildfowl or vermin in the uk?

@fieldsportstv 6 лет назад

They were recently added to the general licenses as pests, so you can shoot them year round, but geese is geese 🙂 / Charlie

@landroamingandy2397 6 лет назад

um i don't think butterfly hunting will catch on. Your dad is amazing and i remember the bumblebee ferreting but why don't you just kill the butterflies when they are still caterpillars??

@fieldsportstv 6 лет назад

We do that as well - you can pinch them out of the leaves - but best in the middle of the night, so it's not much fun as shooting. / Charlie

@Aikibiker1 6 лет назад

I don't know if they are available on your side of the pond, but an American company is marketing a device called a"Bug-A-Salt". It is not much more then an airgun (modeled after a pistol grip only shotgun) that fires ordinary table salt at a decent velocity. It is marketed as a fun way of killing flies, but works on all manner of insects. I used one to end a bar moth infestation and have recently started hunting a variety of caterpillar we have locally that will cause painful stings if you touch it, as my five year old learned when he ran into one in our garden. Should make quick work of your butterfly problem. ru-vid.com/video/%D0%B2%D0%B8%D0%B4%D0%B5%D0%BE-HCOVzFaEpuk.html