Irish Duck Hunt - Fieldsports Ireland, episode 6 

Devin O' Sullivan thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

Antaine Ó Dufaigh thanks a million for the support. Planning some hunts for NI next season. Takes some time with paperwork.

@@jasondoyle6061 Good Stuff. No doubt it will be even harder with Brexit. Haha

Nick Rae thank you for your kind comment. So glad you enjoyed it.

Dan Hill thanks for the comment. The over barrel versions help to balance the gun better and allow for more internal capacity without making the gun too long. Really good job.

michael jeffries thank you!

Paul Ayres thank you. I think it’s insane you guys can’t have moderators. Hopefully that’ll change soon.

Misfit drifters thank you!

Niel McG thank you! Glad you enjoyed it.

mick ibbett thank you. Glad you enjoyed it!

Kenneth Bailey it’s great fun when it goes well and fantastic value. I really recommend you try it. Best to go with someone experienced first.

It used to be.

Mr Jack James 😂😂

Kevin Shepherd thank you!

duckcaller thanks a mill!

Jon Manos I thought the same :))))

My dads dog is called Toby! He is a gundog weinmarner!

Bwanar1 thank you!

chris10699 I have a great editor 😂

Stewart Frerotte thank you sir!

bandit biker yep we have that one in the can. Might get it out next month although I have a pheasant shooting one ready to go too. Stay tuned as they say 😀

@@jasondoyle6061 nice one keep them coming man.

Kieran Kelly thank you!

Not in Ireland

Paul Stewart I can’t fault it. I didn’t like it when it was launched but since having this one it’s really grown on me. It does what it’s meant to do and I’ve shot really well with it. I can’t wait to get my hands on the sporter.

@@jasondoyle6061 have you had any teething problems with it

Paul Stewart no none at all

Ultimate Ducks it’s a ShotKam shotkam.com/products/shotkam

@@jasondoyle6061 sound.thanks

mchughcb they are on the pricey side alright but I’ve only used a couple of boxes this season and they are a fantastic product.

Ed Ryle thanks Ed, glad you enjoyed it. Here’s the link to the coat. ruffandtumbledogcoats.com/

Gamebore Bismuth

Tony Small thanks for the comment and I’m sorry our accents are difficult to follow! Here’s the link to the light. bestfoxcall.co.uk/product-category/sniper-hog/

@@jasondoyle6061 Thanks Jason. No need to apologise for your accent, I'm just sorry I'm deaf! Lol! :D

Its a 28"

Kenneth Bailey no unfortunately not

Clubs all over Ireland you need to be a member to hunt them

JA SL 1/4 & 1/2 in this film

Yes

@@fieldsportstv OK cheers

Thanks for this. Different rules in different countries. / Charlie

Who will they fight the Irish army isn’t at war with anyone

So you don't eat meat then?

Why don't you fuck off and watch something else. No one asked you for your opinion

Are you vegan or a meat eater?

gabbobler I don’t eat meat.

John Goodwin Don’t speak to me like that, please. Would you like it if someone spoke to you like that? I am anti-shooting and will remain anti-shooting. If I had my way, all this animal cruelty (hunting, shooting, fishing) would all be banned. Humans do not have the right to do whatever they want to animals. Humans are a part of nature, not above it. Then they wonder why us animal rights people sometimes hate humans and rant against humans. Human beings, as a species, are the worst, most violent, destructive and horrible species out. We hunt other animals for unnecessary reasons, for pleasure, we force dogs to fight, we destroy animals’ homes, we build farms and destroy wildlife on them and abuse, exploit and kill animals for food (just for money, just because meat is normalised and we love it), we cruelly cage and gas, electrocute and beat minke, foxes 🦊, raccoons, raccoon dogs and other animals just for their fur, we skin cows alive and conscious for leather, we boil dogs and cats alive for their meat, we have driven far more species to extinction than any other species have, we pollute the environment, we slaughter seals for their fur, we overfish the oceans, we fish for fun, we chop down trees, we trap animals for their fur, we massacre badgers because they might carry TB, and we test on animals for cosmetics, household products, personal care products, new vaccines and cures for diseases, because, after all this, humans are so important that we must protect human health at all costs. Some people don’t even care that their mink coat comes at the price of animals’ lives, or that their designer handbag comes from cows or snakes who were brutally killed and may have been skinned alive, or that their fancy, new perfume was tested on animals who never asked to be test subjects for humans! What did those pheasants ever do to you? How would you like to be shot for “fun”? Please find something kinder to do with your time instead! There are plenty of sports and hobbies that don’t involve animal cruelty! There are plenty of traditions that don’t involve cruelty, including local ones and variations on country sports that don’t involve cruelty, such as drag hunting with humanely muzzled hounds (with the hounds and horses being well-loved and cared for, of course!) and clay pigeon shooting (with well-loved, well-cared for and humanely-trained dogs, of course!)

@@victoriasalter1701 Alright then.

Ruff'n'Tumble

@@jasondoyle6061 Thanks very much from Vancouver Island BC. Love the show and love Ireland.