Slingshot hunting / hunting squirrels/ catch and cook
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- čas přidán 27. 03. 2021
- Catapult hunting video. We start the day by Paul from moucher outdoors showing me how to make a natural catapult from a stick.Then we go hunting for grey squirrels. Grey squirrels are a pest species in the UK because they kill song birds. We have a successful hunt the day before and cook them in a stew following a recipe we find on the internet.
#squirrelhunting #catchandcook #slingshot#catapult
squirrel stew recipe honest-food.net/squirrel-stew...
Thanks for the comments. Much appreciated. I'm going to pick someone soon to give this catty away to. I have been trying to get a kill with it but had no joy. I will get out with moucheroutdoors once more before we pick someone at random.
Slingshots always got one in my pocket
And what a take from the gsp! Nuts!
NUTS # great video guys
Nuts ! Awesome vid 🎯
Check out moucher outdoors video of the same trip out. Make sure you subscribe to his channel too.
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Top video that mate 👍
Love it Andrew not many rabbits round our way but loads of squirrels dogs have become expert squirrel markers keeps them sharp as our hunting perm is Yorkshire 2oo miles round trip
Great to hear it mate. Do you shoot or own a slingshot?
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Nuts ! Love the video
Nuts ! Great video
Great video lads, we used to make Cattys years back Great bit of fun 👍
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Holy leaping greyhounds, Batman!! Hahaha!! Great job!
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Nuts,great shooting and video
Cracking video lads ,nuts
So much like me an my pal does ,we go out lamping my dogs he takes airgun,,we go ferreting, we also go mooching about the place an take cattys and dogs, what we catch ,shoot we make some food from it when we have a weekly beer or ten.👍
Good video keep them coming.
Still cant believe how much your dog bud looks like my kes ,, though mine has a slight rougher longer coat ,but some of his litter bro,and sis,s have smooth coat like buds.
The dog he came from was a saluki greyhound x collie x whippet greyhound and the bitch was a 3/8 ,5/8 ,bull greyhound x saluki greyhound..
Happy hunting,,soon be summer time depression season, 😪😢
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Nice video
Great video reli enjoyed that nicely done both 👍
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nuts greats vid some lovely shots too
Thankyou. Paul has helped bring out my artistic side and I will certainly start to create a more visually pleasing video and not focus on the hunting soo much. The drone really makes a huge difference too.
@@reynoldsoutdoors3055 even though we are probably all here for the hunting thhe videography always helps a little I suppose. great work man keep it up
NUTS,Great vid lads brilliant shooting
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Nice job boys keeping the numbers down and putting the meat to good use
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great vid bro subbed u
Good video as always Andrew! I ferret, shoot and catapult. Great to see how much you promote it and the respect for nature. Lads one thing I’m a chef next time you do your recipe asparagus 2 mins boiling water salt butter done nice and crunchy! You two did seem to be knocking together a damn tasty casserole though! That squirrel must be the nuts!
Nice one Johnnie.
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NUTS im the boy who was messaging you about fly n that bug fan of you both
Great shooting, great cooking, the video was the nuts! You can’t beat cooking what you’ve caught. If you’re taking requests? How about a cook up in the field? Keep them coming please
Will do next time. Got loads of videos coming.
How about a video Debate with you to on Whippets and breed genetics on Lurchers on first ha d experience. That would bring some views in!
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i've had gsp's and i've had staghounds my next dog is going to be a cross of the two
Nice one mate do a video on your pointer cross pleases
He has a video of him taking it lamping ,,I believe it's his girlfriend's dog,,his might have been on the subs bench injured so he took hers out lamping.
@@leecoomber3877 shes quickly become more my dog since taking her hunting. She will try all night when I leave her. As you can see shes mad for it.
@@leecoomber3877 ok thanks mate
@@reynoldsoutdoors3055 yeah mate she looks a good one never seen the breed before. Only heard about it 😂.
@@brandonb553 no bother pal
Can get some mad shots with a ball bearing and catapult! Birds look like they explode, prefer air rifle though we only use a catapult at point blank
My furthest shot so far has been around 15 yards. Perfect head shot.
@@reynoldsoutdoors3055 that's about standard my friends practice at before we go deep into the bush, I would normally borrow an air rifle for some practice at that but mad how they can land every shot on a narrow wooden post with bearings and a pult
@@StalwartShinobi it's pretty cool when you start hitting stuff. I love it now. Just want to improve even more . But such a great hunting weapon yo have on you at all times.
@@StalwartShinobi what do you hunt in the Bush?
@@reynoldsoutdoors3055 not Australian I just meant into the bush as into the forest, we go for birds rabbits, the occasional fox, normally after hours when it's dark
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People like you will ruin our sport. Learn what is legal, injuring squirrels with cattys to drop for lurchers in not legal and you shouldnt be posting this stuff. You can hear the squirrel squeeling and ya dog when its getting bit, not good headshots as you say.
Dont be silly pal. We all know that shooting can never always guarantee a clean kill and I mean ALL shooting from rifles to shotguns. But dogs will track and dispatch the wounded. You are the only person with a negative comment. People like you who hunt for sport ruin it my friend. I hunt for food and pest control.
@@reynoldsoutdoors3055 why do you take offence im not being negative just stating I believe what your video shows is illegal. Right let me explain. Since the fox hunting ban the law round hunting grey squirrels and deer were also made illegal quarry to hunt with dogs. The only legal quarry now with dogs is rats and rabbits. So you can class grey squirrels as having the same rites and protection as foxs and deer. So that being said, if I was to go out, miss on a fox but shoot in in the front leg with a. 22 long rifle and then set me lurcher on it, is that dog running in to retrieve of is it illegally caursing a fox? Im pretty sure its the latter but as I say prove me wrong. Why you edit the video I commented on to look like youd shot the squirrel dead and retrieved beuatifully by your dog if im incorrect? As we both know it didnt go down that way. I know it all sounds daft as grey squirrels are a rite pest but we still need to tred carefully as its a sensitive issue and you need to be careful. And your mate mouchers outdoor or whatever, his vids are worse 6 or seven shots I counted before he dropped a squirrel and then the squirrel was still wanting to be off. Ive shot enough squirrels with cattys to know they are extremely hard little critters and even if you are lucky and hit in clean in the head ive still watched them drop 30 feet and then just toddle off, and when left will probebly recover fine, just a sore head in the morning. Long speach I know but I wish youd think about what im saying. Hopefully someone clued up on hunting / pest control will chip in, but I fear most oeople watching your videos are either outside the UK where hunting laws are different or just people who spend to much time on a computer and rarely see daylight and dont understand what hunting in England is actually like.
@@simonalderson452 hunting a squirrel with a catty or slingshot is not illegal. So having a dog on hand to make sure any wounded animal doesn't escape and suffer is in my opinion more moral. Just like someone would use a dog to catch an injured bird on a shoot. Bad shooting because hes aiming for a head shot. Not necessarily hitting the squirrel.
@@reynoldsoutdoors3055 I never said it was illegal to kill a squirrel with a slingshot. But injuring it enough to drop it from a tree to waiting lurchers is different. And as for shooting game birds for gundogs to retrieve thats a slightly different matter, as those dogs will carry those birds back live for a humane dispatch, not many people using lurchers on the shoot neither.
Im not explaining my point very well but Il keep going till I get it rite. Most of the squirrels you are dropping for the dogs would recover if left alone. That first video I commented on that you edited after I commemted was a pefect example. Your mate hits the squirrel, squirrel drops only to run along a fence post where it tries to get away but your dogs hunted it up, wragged it about then ran off with the squirrel, far from a retrieve. People in shoots use gundogs to bring back the injured that wont survive as theyve been pricked and gundogs will bring them back live but its a diffent matter anyways as dogs can be used to hunt up game birds but not squirrels. Im pretty sure im correct here but if you can argue your case i will listen.
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