Top Shots and 20 Bores on Traditional Partridge (Dave Carrie Shooting)
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- čas přidán 10. 01. 2020
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Dave's Equipment
Miroku Shotgun
Teague Chokes
Gamebore Cartridges - Sport
As you have said before Dave. All shoots should put on at least one day which the normal working man can afford, thats the only way you will reach more people and ultimately kids, lovely film as per usual
quite correct and thanks
in my opinion your films have got to be one of the best if not the best on youtube cheers and keep them coming
Thanks very much for your nice comments Peter , much appreciated
Sure in joy watching your videos.
Watching Simon shoot is like poetry in motion 👍
he's very nice to watch
Thank you Dave, another spectacular video on an amazing estate. You are truly blessed and I am in awe.
we are truly blessed with our shooting sports in the uk
Lovely video Dave. Pleasure to hear someone as passionate as yourself supporting our wonderful sport. Nearly the end of another terrific season and here's to many more.
Steve.
Thanks Steven, glad you are enjoying them
Beautifully done film at a really picturesque estate. What a super team of guns you had going there Dave! A 20 in the field is a pleasure and you did your usual great job of shooting whatever gun happens to be in your hands. Equally impressive and important is that you always get the word out of how shooting sports play such a role in habitat conservation to the benefit of all. Thanks and best regards.
Thanks Edward for your support it is much appreciated
Phil Burtt - what a legend. Even plays the bagpipes. What a boy!
Hi Dave I'm 12 years old I live in New Zealand and I duck hunt and I go on pheasant with my grandfather I love your flims and as always hit some stunning birds
Hi Kalos
this is great that you get out with Grandfather he must be very proud of you!! keep it up young man👌👌👌
Estoy maravillado con el entorno que rodea esas jornadas de cacería....
Fantástico !!!
Really liked this and some great points put across to get the young people involved keep up the good videos and look forward to the next one
cheers JM
Hello Dave,Happy New Year's to you and Family
Love watching your outings
Thanks and same to you
Stunning
Happy new year to you dave another great video and great shooting by you!!
thanks David
Great Video Dave & a Happy New Year to you & your family 👏👏👌🏻👍
Thanks Chris
Hi Dave hope your well . Happy New Year to you and your family . What a cracking line up looked Amazing day out Dave .Keep up the great work . Look forward seeing you at the British shooting show. That 20 bore looks a great little gun . All the best ,
Darell 👍
thanks Darell
Lovely footage thanks for sharing it with us. Beautiful countryside.
Henry central uk
Glad you enjoyed it
Another good video well done
An excellent video, I really enjoyed it! I've been a long-run shooter and hunter as well (ups and downs as years have come by...now going back into the business once more!). I have had 16Ga. and now keep a 12 Ga. but after watching how nicely that bore worked, I am now convinced to buy a 20 Ga. (Verney Carron) on sale!.
Another great video! Liked seeing Simon shooting the P gun.
thanks Mike
Nice to see Simon in the vid, class act and great shot!
great guy and as you say a great shot👌
Fantastic video Dave
Thanks Greg
It looked a great day . And a great film very enjoyable.
thanks Wayne
Great shooting and cinematography!!
thanks
Hey Dave!
Thanks for this other beautiful vidéo !*Really nice 20 jauge Browning !
I m using only 20 and 28 jauge and i m very happy with these guns..
very nice gauges Fred
Hunting/field sports treads a fine line, walking it requires self restraint, moral courage, in depth knowledge, self sacrifice, huge respect for your quarry and discipline. If you practise this everyday you should have no problem explaining to the most extreme anti your stance.
A true sportsman/hunter commands respect and also deserves it.
Cracking video as usual Dave.
Thanks Gabe for your the above comments as i feel you put everything into perspective with so few words👌
Dave Carrie Shooting thank you for the reply, you do a fine job demonstrating my points Dave.
Another fantastic film !! The B15 is a beautiful gun. I wish they would offer them to us in the States.
truly nice gun to look at and shoot
Another wonderful video, Dave. Happy New Year to you. It seems that every bore has its evangelist. I think everyone should shoot what they want and not care about what the next guy is shooting. You look so comfortable shooting your 12 bore Miroku with the Monte Carlo stock. If I could shoot it that well, I'd never shoot anything else. As for conservation may I suggest Pheasants Forever and Quail Forever.
great comments Don and very much the truth spoken
Another great film with some lovely shooting. In the video you make a great point in that the shooting community often shy away from the spot light and the only time we come together is to defend the sport. We should have a constant rhetoric promoting the ecology of shooting, highlighting what shooting does for the community, nature and conservation. If we bang on - excuse the pun - promoting the pro's of shooting with as much enthusiasm as the anti do then we may stand a chance and actually get the positive messages across. But we need to be co-ordinated and encourage people to stand and be counted. At my local shoot we have two very famous actors who would never stand and be counted as they know it would end their careers. But if we are as active promoting shooting as the anti's are against it then these people would be far more keen to stand and be counted.
100% correct Nick, the problem is education wasted in the wrong places such as gamefairs instead of inner city schools
Q excelentes cazerias amigos saludos🇪🇨
Another great film! Well done.
Personally I think a 20 b is nicer to shoot with 25-28gr but that's only my opinion.
Not only your opion but a fact.
@@manofkentcatapultsgunsando5069 Quite agree! I have a English 20b o/u and wouldn't think of anything heavier than 28g, in fact the best I think is Hull HP 25gm.
@@paulwhite7627 Spot on mate ,light gun light loads . Anything heavier just use a 12
i have a lot to learn about the smaller gauges
I don't use 32g 5 through my 12 let alone my 20! Those partridges could have been cleanly killed with 13/16 ounce 6s which is a standard 20 bore load. Or 23g if you're French!
Thoroughly enjoy your films and agree with your philosophy on encouraging youngsters and what shooting does in promoting wildlife, the environment and the countryside as a whole - long may it last! On a shooting note may I ask what chokes you use when taking high birds, I use both a 12 & 20 bore.
Sorry Len for late reply - i use mainly 3/4 3/4 in both 12 and 20 but sometimes slip full and full in the 12 bore
Hi Dave, happy new year to you! I see you're using the clear pigeons. I think I read somewhere that it's best not to choke them too much but I could be mistaken. Could you give your insight and what chokes you used when running them through your gun? Have you used them in a 12 bore? Great video as always. Many thanks
hi Stephen
clear pigeons great little traditional load, i use mainly 1/2 and 1/2 or 3/4 3/4 on the more traditional shooting scenarios especially in the 12 gauge
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Impresionante cantidad de perdices. Bonito día de caza.
Very nice video
cheers
Muy buen video ,tradicional "
thanks
Hola,que técnica o swing utilizas? Saludos y muy bueno tus videos
I have a question... I love shooting and I love the English culture of shooting. One thing that does bother me a little though, that is the use of lead shot. I would really appreciate a comment on the use of lead shot and its affects in nature and the landscape.
Best wishes from Australia.
KurJan&Urbano - I am no expert on the effects of lead on flora and fauna or the environmental impact it may pose, I do know that there are no existing records of any human having died of ingesting any through eating shot game, but the argument is fierce on both sides (to keep it or get rid of it) I think the get rid of it brigade are in front though 🤔
As a child I have 1 mate out of quite an abundance that goes shooting
keep the faith Evan
How much does a drive/shooting day costs? Regards
anything from £500 to £2500 depending on what size bag you want
Great video. And thank you Dave for wearing a tie as you always do. However I see more and guns not. What I feel is a disgrace and a total lack of respect to the sport, the estate and the game.
Hi Nathan, i could not agree with you more!! it is nice to keep as much etiquette in the field as possible
To maintain the sport it needs to be more affordable this would help its long time future
How are you these days Sir?
The only way schools would let a gamekeeper come in and talk to children in class would be if he told them he used to be a woman who by the way was an ex heroin addict who also marches at Westminster to promote the LGBT COMMUNITY. Now someone tell me im unrealistic. Happy new year by the way.
The moment you bring your other political BS into defending the shooting sports, you've failed your fellow sportsmen. Your statement is ridiculous btw.
@@MrMayhemVI Your OBVIOUSLY out of touch with the way modern Britain has become its got nothing to do with politics you imbecile but everything to do with modern snowflake thinking and brainwashing our kids in school . Either you dont have a Tv or radio or your to busy painting your nails to notice whats happening .
You are unrealistic.
I understand your frustration completely and it is natural, when shooting is under attack, to compare it with, and be bitter about, other social issues that get a lot of positive coverage in the media.
However, your point about gamekeepers in schools is a very important one, and I can give no better response than that of a gamekeeper friend: ‘If every gamekeeper, visited one school in their life, it would maker a difference.’ He visits schools, scout groups and so on. Nobody has supplied him with a resources pack, he just got on and did it. He came to my school and in one day nearly 700 kids handled pheasant chicks and learned about shooting.
I would add that if every shooter gave an oven ready pheasant to their child’s teacher that would make a difference too, and I started saying that sort of thing in letters to magazines 20 years ago. Also every child I have taught knows about shooting.
More shooting groups are picking up on this, but too many don’t and a lot have taken a hell of a long time.
If we expect things to be fair and even handed we will fade; shooting is easily morally defended, we need more of us to be proactive.
I would also say that shooting is a broad community and I think that it does not exclude the LBGT or pretty much, any community, and suspect that it never has.
@@MrEMrC Hi John
i have been "like you" begging them to get back to the schools, i think the only way is get rid of the old school who are afraid of a good fight (even when armed to the teeth with scientific proof) they seem to just languish in the hope that it will all go away.
@@DaveCarrieShooting It is so frustrating, I do wonder sometimes if people just don't see, as we do, that shooting ticks so many boxes for good. So many so that there are plenty of ticks left over for boxes that have yet to be discovered! I really do understand the frustration of shooting people, and I think films like yours must give loads of people that quiet nudge that says 'Go on..'!
It is a long old track though!
steel loads not popular?
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Mega rich people hunting right there. Good for them, looks like fun. But I just stick to my “blue collar” desert hunts of Arizona and California. No champagne, just beer and bourbon in the evenings with friends.
12b 32g 6's , 20b 32 5'S (ACTUALLY 4.5's as Black Gold are continental size) shame the 20 wasn't shot with a 28g or 30g BG 6 (5.5)
i only shoot what they send me, but i do agree with you
Dear David
I could not help but notice that you were carrying your gun over the shoulder as is only to frequently seen on clay busting grounds, it is both ungentelmanly and poor style on a classical shoot
Best regards Geoff
you are correct Geoff its because i am as common as muck😁
“Ungentlemanly????.” Oh please…. Go back to your tea with King Charles “…the arrogant.”
Fantastic video Dave
Thanks Jasper