Medal Class English Roebuck

In this month's film, Professional stalker and hunter Peter S Jones stumbles across a medal Class Roebuck in the south of England.
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[@Nebula_Ultra]

Such class. This channel is so far beyond any other hunting channel on YT or anywhere. Here in the US every single hunting channel starts the same
" YEEEEAAAHHHH, BOOM CLAP, BOOM STOMP CLAP"
I hate it so much. But not here.

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks very much, that's much appreciated!

[@alwaysoutdoors6567]

Another well presented video capturing a few good safety points as well.

[@peterjones4442]

Appreciate the comment, thanks for watching.

[@mattroberts5734]

Credit where it’s due - that was more like your early CC stuff and all the better for it. Honest, educational and realistic. Fair play.

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for the feedback Matt

[@panamalee]

I don't understand, you have one of the coolest/best channels with your content and you only have 9K followers, that's crap!

[@theessexhunter1305]

good to see a video back up
Stay Safe.

[@peterjones4442]

Many thanks for watching.

[@derekedgley5074]

Another excellent and informative video and although nothing grassed, that really epitomises true hunting

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks Derek, I was a little concerned that this was not one of our usual nail biters and may come across as a little dull. Nonetheless, I thought it important to portray hunting as it really is and that often means no result.

[@smithyscousehouse]

Very good watch mate enjoyed it, keep up the good work

[@peterjones4442]

Appreciate the comment, thanks for watching Connor

[@jackb1888]

Nice rifle Peter sauer 202? Took my first few roe with one, nice rifles very accurate

[@peterjones4442]

Agreed, its been one of my favourites for many years now. Thanks for watching.

[@WEEGIMEDIA]

Really nicely captured, lovely paced edit and no product placement or thermal etc etc, really enjoyed your venture out and showing and telling it like it is, thanks for this, soon be Buck season again .

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks very much for your comment, that's much appreciated.

[@sulcussurfer]

Very nice buck. Think he will be great in 1-2 years

[@peterjones4442]

Possibly 1-2yrs wouldn't hurt, but personally he's looks like a fairly old boy to me, maybe middle age to old, average body condition, very grey in the face, coronets dropping away to the outside of the pedicles. It's difficult to be exact with Roe, especially without being able to examine tooth wear etc. Either way thanks for watching!

[@sulcussurfer]

@@peterjones4442 thanks for your answer. would be great if you get him :-)

[@noodleman4625]

Just discovered wild venison, I was vegan for a few years to avoid factory farming but it seems to me deer hunting in this way is the best option for the environment. I’m considering taking up deer stalking but it seems a difficult thing to get into.

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for the comment and the vote of good sense, I think Vegan's have more in common with hunters than many might imagine. As for your comment about how to start deer stalking, this is a great place to begin: www.huntingacademy.co.uk/course/deer-stalking-course

[@noodleman4625]

@@peterjones4442 much appreciated, I’ll look into it.

[@redbeard8913]

I would love to go on a stalk, the thought of being lucky enough to shoot a deer and then the possibility of taking meat home to feed my family is amazing to me! What is the best way to get started?

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for the comment, a great place to start is by doing the PDS1 Course which gives you all the information you need to get started and tells you how you can progress things, you can find out more here: www.huntingacademy.co.uk/course/deer-stalking-course

[@redbeard8913]

@@peterjones4442 thanks for your speedy reply, i will look into it! Just need a good rifle range to go get some practice shooting in!

[@jonathanperkins5232]

Nice video, did I see a nod to the film Gladiator in there? 🤔

[@peterjones4442]

haha! Not intentional but I think I know the bit you mean!

[@pystykorva7114]

Is it allowed in UK to shoot roe deer with a shotgun slug? That is pretty safe method of shooting in small patched areas and with correct type of slug you just make a clean (20mm) hole through the deer.

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for watching and for the question. There are rare occasions when shotguns are permitted, but usually as a defence to the Deer Act which requires a rifle of at least .240 Cal', 1750ftlbs and 2450fps at the muzzle.

[@pystykorva7114]

@@peterjones4442 Thanks for the reply!

[@alanarmer8069]

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