Fieldsports Britain - First grouse of 2011, 30lb salmon, 21 foxes, episode 90
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- čas přidán 16. 08. 2011
- First grouse of the season, a 30lb salmon, 21 foxes in a night, antis behaving badly and Countryside Alliance Foundation bringing game cookery to urban England - it is again the best of British sport in this week's Fieldsports Britain. With the help of a speedy Subaru Outback, we're putting grouse, venison and salmon on a plate by 11.30am on the Glorious Twelfth with chef Neil McGown of the East Haugh House Hotel at Pitlochry - and he's catching and shooting them too. We're out in southern England with legendary foxshooter and falconer Roy Lupton on a red-letter night. And Lee Maycock of the Game to Eat initiative is teaching the chefs of tomorrow at Hertford Regional College about cooking game meat. He even has a quick recipe for 'cooking' venison in a freezer that you'll like.
Here are the links:
Glorious Twelfth
• First and fastest Scot...
For more on the Countryside Alliance's Game to Eat initiative go to www.gametoeat.co.uk
Roy's big night out
• Foxing: 21 in a night
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Hahaha, "Get a haircut!"
Love seeing these updated so often, looking forward to the Birr County Fair episode!
Keep up the great work and have a talk with RTE!!
Brilliant show gentleman, enjoying it from Holland since ep.1!! Keep them coming!
@TheFerretboy95 I think that method breating pigeons is called the 'Ron Greenhill method' or similar.
great episode ,love the fox shooting :) last nite i went lamping got 4 but its hard work over here in ireland , plus the snow killed aload the last 2 years , keep up the good work and happy hunting to all
well well yet again its was fine show, Pushing out our shooting and field sports thanks keep it up " PISH " TEE HEE HA HA LOVED IT, THANKS to " knock em down ROY "!
Great video
@TheFerretboy95 1. take the wings twist them backwards until they come off at the body. 2. tear out the crop with your fingers 3. using your thumbs back to back down the cavity you will see turn the bird inside out which separtes the base of the breast and presents it to you, as you see in the video just take the breast out. This description may sound complicated but its easier with a bird. You need strong thumbs which initialy rip the bird apart at the base of crop opening.
whats the name on the lokk pipe you just on the fox's ? nice movie !
Does anyone know where I can learn that pigeon breast trick at 21:53?
who else posed for the camera at 03:56 ? lol!
Is the news slot meant to look so cheesy?
I say it's about time too take the victorian man traps out of the shed again!!
kool
why?
fox is out of control everywhere now went lamping the other night and i spotted 9 in 1 field......pity i was after the rabbits and didnt have the gun with me.....but i will be paying them a little visit soon
It's called a logic class, find one ASAP.
I doubt they kill everything in site. If they did, there would be nothing to hunt, hunting is dependent on conservation and its just your personal prejudice that leads you to claiming that these men "have a mental problem." Hunting tastes good, bro.
I think you should disable the comments, these people are just ignorant.
Shooting foxes isn't at all illegal. They are classed as vermin by the British government and can be controlled as a result.
Foxes are only shot to allow livestock and other animal species to survive.
You think that hunting animals is wrong? Where do you think the meat that you eat came from? Pigs, chickens and cows are animals too and just because you pull your meat off a supermarket shelf, rather than hunting it for yourself, doesn’t mean that it's any different.