Scouts go shooting
10,000 scouts turned up at the Essex International Jamboree in the summer of 2016, and they queued up to go shooting. Scouting and shooting go
10,000 scouts turned up at the Essex International Jamboree in the summer of 2016, and they queued up to go shooting. Scouting and shooting go
Fallow bucks are in season and foxes are easy to shoot. Andy Crow hosts Dominic Holtam from Sporting Shooter and long-range shooting specialist Ulf Lindroth
It’s a long hot afternoon after roebucks. Roy is calling them in, looking for the right cull animal to shoot. He discusses technique, both for
We follow the work on a Scottish sporting estate for a whole year – shooting grouse, then pheasants, catching hares with eagles, watching nature at
Our lord of the dark arts Darren Rogers tests thermal night vision on rabbits. The Optix Identifier 60 thermal sight sits atop his FX Impact.
The squirrels are stealing Jamie Chandler’s nuts. There is only one thing for the Hampshire airgunner to do. It’s out with the airgun and at
Grey partridges are thriving on this area of marshland in Kent, but only because Roy Lupton is controlling the foxes. The job tonight is clearing
In this episode of ‘Wildfowling: The Dirty Secrets’, Nick Horten from from Langstone Wildfowlers shares a homemade design which prevents his decoys from getting in
The Southern African Wildlife College on the edge of the Kruger National Park in South Africa is trying out a new method to stop poachers.
Gunmakers’ Row at the Game Fair 2016 at Ragley Hall in Warwickshire is going to be exceptional. Atkin Grant & Lang is showing off its
Our bouncing Czech Michaela is hunting by day and night. In her day sights is a black wildebeest, one of Africa’s most important prey animals.
Nick and Matt from Langstone Harbour Wildfowlers have strong views about what makes a good wildfowling dog and how to train them. Here are their
Andy Crow is hosting young shot extraordinaire Brody Woollard for a day’s shooting. They are trying to keep the pigeons from raiding Crow’s crops of
Roy Lupton is out with the rifle and Dronepro night vision after foxes. It turns into a bumper night. Plus meet the menagerie he is
Who owns the fittest dogs? The hound trailers of Cumbria reckon it is them. Their foxhounds race a 10-miles aniseed trail in just 30 minutes,
Henry Hopking offers more useful clay shooting advice. This time it’s on getting the timing right – not of the shot but of your pre-shot
Wonder how they set up Double Trap clayshooting for the Olympics? How do they make each clay pigeon fly exactly the same as the one
The Beretta World is one of the top Sporting competitions in the UK. Held this year at the Holywell Estate, it provided testing birds in
Airgunner editor Phill Price tries out Crosman’s range of CO2 pistols. For more about Crosman, go to the UK distributor www.a-s-i.co.uk This film was first
We are at the Scottish leg of the HFTMasters 2016 season. Roger lait talks us through the action. This item is supported by BSA. For
Here’s how to have a massive pest control outing. Cai Ap Bryn hefts his trusty Air Arms airgun and an array of night vision to
www.youtube.com/watch?v=aTj5ovJ1Pzk How do they hunt deer in Denmark? How do they train deerhunters? And what do European hunters really think of Brexit? Charlie Jacoby goes
When Cai Ap Bryn’s Norwegian mate Trigger says come and try seal shooting, Cai is on the flight like a politician on a baby. The
Culling deer in a herd? Paul Childerley has had a good idea (take cover!). The professional deer manager from the south of England wants a
Parallax – don’t be frightened of it! In the lates in his series ‘The ABC of HFT’, Roger Lait is showing how to set up
Jamie Chandler is on holiday in Cornwall and decides to give up on the beach in favour of shooting. Pigeons are bothering a local farm,
Paul Childerley takes out new stalker Jo. They see muntjac and roebuck – but is Jo OK to shoot? For Sako, visit www.gmk.co.uk For ShooterKing
Our Model Hunter, Michaela Fialová, is in South Africa’s Eastern Cape after kudu. But first she gets to go and see a dartgun round-up of
Which way are you going to vote on 23 June 2016? Brexit or Remain? Here is Fieldsports Channel’s guide to which is worse for hunting
The Marquis of Ripon claims he shot 28 pheasants in under a minute on a drive at Sandringham. Sponsored by AYA, we try to recreate
It was the European FITASC championship that set a new standard for sportsmanship. Held at St Lambert in France, find out how the competitors got
Ever wondered how they make Olympic Skeet the same, shot after shot? We go to the Deodoro Stadium in Brazil, host shooting ground for the
We are hunting pigeons. Cai Ap Bryn and his Air Arms S410 have the job of shooting them in and out of the cages at
The airgunner with no hands Jamie Chandler was going to go shopping. But, on the way, he sees rabbits hitting the wheat fields. Out with
As well as doping testing, athletes have their kit scrutinised too. Want to know how they stop shooting cheats? We go behind the scenes at
What do you do with too many roebucks? Go out to cull them. Paul Childerlety is on a management hunt in the lovely Oxfordshire countryside.
A petting zoo in Kent has a problem with rabbits. Not the tame rabbits that the kids come to pet, but the wild rabbits that
That Jamie Chandler – you can’t shut him up. Well, you can now. He meets shooter Paul Sadler. Having no hands doesn’t stop Jamie from
The Prince’s Trust is holding its annual clay shoot at Swinton Park in Yorkshire. Here’s how to run a wonderful money-raiser, with the help of
A goose farm has a problem fox. Jaf Jefferson from the South Somerset Ferreters is swapping ferret for night vision in this test of the
What’s on at the 2016 Game Fair at Ragley Hall? Find out here from Game Fair director Tony Wall and his team. For more, go
Here is how we film deerhunting. Charlie Jacoby takes some powerful optics out stalking a roebuck and runs into all kinds of wildlife along the
Who built the clay traps used in the Rio 2016 Olympics? Laporte. We see them in use in the run up to the games. This
Henry Hopking is stretching clayshooters’ brain. It is all in a good cause – it helps them shoot straight. This week it is about preparation
Rob Gearing is back and this time his mountain survival tips are about torches. This film was first shown in Fieldsports Britain episode 336. To
They might not be allowed either in their own country but that is not stopping the Chinese fascination with both hunting and guns. That’s why
Nitesite has brought out its R model, night vision with wifi and an onboard video recording unit. Our Man In Black Darren Rogers tries it
Roger Lait shows how to shoot from kneeling, using all the right contact points. It is the latest in his series, the ABC of HFT. This
Andy Crow needs to get the fallow deer off his crops if he is to save them. There are only a few days of the
Accurate range finding at night is difficult. This is the first and exclusive look at the NiteSite Rangefinder, an add-on unit that will give current