Glorious driven pheasants and partridges with Dan Thor
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- čas přidán 29. 12. 2023
- Instagram star Dan Thor is a regular beater on the Brent Pelham shoot in Hertfordshire, but today he swaps his beating stick for his trusty Miroku, stoked up with Lyalvale Express steel cartridges, for a day on the peg. It’s a memorial day for his partner Shannon’s grandfather, and she is shooting too. Dan hasn’t drawn the best number, and after a thrilling first drive he’s out of the action. Meanwhile Shannon is in the hot seat, and buzzing after shooting four partridges for four shots - but how will Dan react to her success?
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Hello Charlie and the team, great video and footage of a nice drive and a few nice birds down too.Thanks and happy New Year to all,, Tony.
Thanks, Tony. Happy new year to you. / Charlie
Well done guys and girls looks like you had a great day 👍
Good video again! I’m sure I’ve seen it before though? Is it from the jack pyke channel?
Excelentes lances de cazerias amigos saludos chebres caza
Are 20 bore guns used?
as a non hunter who witnesses these hunts a few times a week, I have a couple of questions. Is there any aspect of this that is about managing the numbers? or is it purely for fun?
Thanks for this. It's not about managing numbers, because we put down the birds for shooting. It's a combination of wildlife conservation (shoots and gamekeepers do most wildlife conservation in the UK), it's about community, and it's about the economics of the countryside - and we enjoy it 🙂 - / Charlie
@@fieldsportstv okay thank for sharing and your honesty. I’m new to rural life so not my place to judge. I was just curious.
This good stuff is associated with and in the best of the countryside .
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Always pushing steel🙈
Some shoots are saying steel or other non lead shot or you cant shoot there and that includes Farmers who rent their land to shooters. If you want to keep your shoot then you abide by the land owners requests. sad but that's how it is
I personally have no issue with steel other than the extra cost
@@WhiteRoseShooting and the recoil
@@philt5782 I honestly don’t notice that much, all 32g loads feel pretty much the same to me. I’m not a fan of the ecowads though, they make a right mess of the barrel and hard to clean after
@@WhiteRoseShooting Tell me about it! It really does stick and build up in the chokes and is pig to remove.
Tattoos and shotguns, what could possibly go wrong?
What exactly do you mean by that?
@@robbiecarswell4566 I'm implying that Tattoos are a sign of mental health issues. Low esteem, attention seeking, risk-taking.
They are also seen as a good therapy for depression. Four things that don't go well with guns and people. Not everyone, not every time, but hey...
@musician1000 So you are jumping to a conclusion about this gentleman's mental state without having any actual evidence.
No matter what it is based on, this comes across as extremely judgemental
@@robbiecarswell4566 I don’t recall referring to anyone in particular.
@musician100 what on earth are you on about, what a clueless comment.