This week Charlie and Ollie Williams are in sunny South Africa doing some keeping the locust-like doves and pigeons off the sunflower seeds. Ollie has to get used to shooting a semi-auto and the volume of birds…the wood pigeon shooting back at home in Cornwall is not as fast and furious as here. We also have all the action from The English Open Sporting Championships from High Lodge with its nail biting Super Final with some of the biggest names in the sport in the running. Whilst there James Marchington gets the word on the street about the gun trade’s supply chain issues and how the costs stack up on components for shotguns and shells. David has the round up of news on the Fieldsports Channel News stump and Charlie gives 8 films an outing on Hunting YouTube.
youtu.be/vq9ST1Jw670 Here are the links: Lead shot ban hits a bump – FACE challenges ECHA’s consultation: www.face.eu/2022/05/can-we-reach-fair-play-in-the-eus-approach-to-restricting-ammunition/ Guinea pig mystery: www.bbc.co.uk/news/uk-england-merseyside-61521356 Harboro Rocks Clay Shoot:
youtu.be/Z8Q0Dh7Niko There’s a surprise winner at High Lodge in Suffolk, where clayshooters gather for the first CPSA Major Sporting Championship of the year, the English
youtu.be/NG4QaivC578 Ollie Williams is in South Africa trying out pigeon shooting on a grand scale as he protects sunflower crops from the hordes of rock
Fieldsports folk do a lot of walking over all kinds of difficult terrain, from rocky mountain slopes to slippery mud and grass. We want a
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