Fieldsports Britain - town & country foxshooting

[@paulsly7246]

Thanks to Charlie and the team for another great show.What a great initiative by the Wild Deer Association for feeding the homeless etc and the deer hunters helping the refugees from the Ukrainian crisis.We have had state government deer culls in a few states and the meat is left to rot.All the very best and keep up the great work form Australia.

[@jimwood]

Thankyou Charlie for giving my channel a shout out I really appreciate it. ATB Jim

[@paulhampson8496]

brilliant feildsports feeding the homeless kindness there❤

[@MrPh30]

Rakfisk is exellent fox fodder ,and for pretty much else that walks or flies also. 60 grain Aguila Sub Sniper .22Lr is well known in a suppressed one. Even bette with a .22 Win Mag.

[@GTC123.]

I'm with PC on that cat food smell issue . My ex-partner got a cat when we shared a property . I told her straight after the first time i opened one of they pouches that i was never doing that again , i was boaking like hell ... and i can dress a rabbit with no smell issues that make me boak so thats saying something

[@alanbush4192]

from personal experience i have found whiskers pouched cat food on its own is an excellent fox bait . But the trick is to sprinkling it in a circle no wider than 2 metres with no clumps this keeps the target in a given killing zone and stops them wandering around as in this vid also they have to stay and eat because there is nothing they can grab and run off with. .22 Ely SS/HP just behind the ear does the job or if your a bit further out .17HMR on one cull i had 3 foxes laying on top of one another like a layer cake. My highest count using these tactics on one cull is 7 at a school using my CZ American .17HMR . So don't spread it around keep it local

[@simonbutler2966]

You need culling

[@stephenbrown5844]

Cheers Charlie, and the boys😉👌♥️🇬🇧excellent thanks for the footage😍👍

[@mickphilp9]

great show charlie and crew

[@dannyboy7289]

The very best of KZbin,

[@angiestoner1441]

Great job guys, keep it6 up! Jack

[@richardgray4369]

Northern Shooting Show. Looking forward to it.

[@FreeShooterMazan]

Hi, i am from Ukraine, and i stey live, work in Ukraine. I say - thank for UK peaple for supрort my country. God bless you!

[@waikarimoana]

Hello Charlie and the team, awesome videos for this week with awesome content, love those venison burgers and we still serve them occasionally in our game restaurant the Cazador in Auckland New Zealand.Thanks and thumbs up for all the videos for this week and happy Easter to everyone in UK and the world, with best regards from NZ,, Tony.

[@fieldsportstv]

Thanks, Tony. Happy Easter to you. / Charlie

[@darrencrowther6304]

Great show as always 👍

[@pedroampuerohunting]

Thanks for the mention guys, keep this videos coming!! 🙌🙌

[@jossrussell6475]

great video,

[@allandobbs7059]

Liked the feeding the unfortunate bit with venisonNot a fan of the evisceration shot of the Vixen though?🤔🧐

[@garybywater6692]

Good morning Charlie, I have an issue Regarding the request to capture footage of pest species raiding eggs/chicks from song birds . The only birds now left in the gardens in and around my area are Magpies,Crows and Jackdaw’s. Only two years past was there a healthy population of Blackbird,Sparrow, Finch and the occasional Thrush but to name a few . On a normal stroll with the Hound 40 plus Magpies can be counted , 60 plus Crows and I give up counting Jackdaw’s when I reach 100. The dawn chorus has sadly fallen silent now but at least we have the internet to let our Children/ Grandchildren know what the Dawn Chorus was and should still be.

[@fieldsportstv]

That's very depressing. It's what the RSPB wants, unfortunately. / Charlie

[@samcruickshanks6856]

@@fieldsportstv please don't mistake my question for a complaint but could you explain to me why the RSPB would want only crow's and magpies and no song birds? What a depressing image that is, there's no way I would allow that change to take place in my garden or area.

[@aleccrombie7923]

Come on Paul,own up you just want tea and biccies while you wait for Mr fox!

[@nikchekharin9757]

Thank you guys

[@ddoherty5956]

@FieldsportsBritain Charlie isn't it worth having a chat with some of your game keeping contributors about trapping magpies and jays and then fitting them up with camera collars and letting them go to see exactly what their up to? For a week or two?

[@fieldsportstv]

Interesting idea. Thanks. Will run it past the camera dept (David) and see if we can do it. / Charlie

[@ddoherty5956]

@@fieldsportstv first question is guaranteed to be what budget are you giving us? 🤣🤣🤣😉

[@fieldsportstv]

😁

[@ddoherty5956]

@@fieldsportstv Hi Charlie, I had another thought, do you think Wild Justice could be held liable for chimney fires due to corvid nests? I have issues with Jackdaws that just refuse to take no as an answer. In 2 chimneys I use. This is going to be a growing problem with all the messing about with the general licences.

[@fieldsportstv]

We'd need a test case. As yet, I haven't heard of a test case of people shooting pigeons the wrong way. Natural England's version of the rules is out of step with the rest of the country. / Charlie

[@ОлегЧупахин-т6щ]

Всем привет из Украины! Спасибо большое что не забываете украинцев!!!

[@anders-krarup]

Nice video

[@iansmith6086]

21:39 relative poverty not poverty. They are all strapping 100 kg examples, who look like they haven't missed a meal in years.

[@sXcH4rDstyleR]

someone knows what call he is using?

[@alex79buckland]

Hiya is there an episode covering the whole reasons why magpies and Jays are now illegal to shoot in Wales I live in Pembrokeshire West Wales and in certain areas magpies are a big problem iv had that many song birds nests ripped out of my hedges iv lost count, I think they are a very clever bird in how they exploit other birds etc but I'm a firm believer that they need to be kept in check is there anywhere I can find out what the reason's were for them now being protected essentially

[@fieldsportstv]

Thanks for this. We cover it in Fieldsports News on the website. Have a look at Fcha.nl/gl - / Charlie

[@Tabazan7]

"dispatching foxes" isn't that your fancy word for slaughter.

[@fizzyfozbuzz874]

A better silencer is needed there......

[@paulharrison6417]

There is no such thing as a silencer!

[@fizzyfozbuzz874]

@@paulharrison6417 oh OK how about a moderator.. He needs a decent one if you're going to shoot more than one fox in the same or near vicinity!

[@jacobs.9230]

I have a question, can foreigners ex: americans come to the uk etc. and hunt? wht barriers and rules do foreign hunters have to follow if they want to hunt outside of their own country?

[@fieldsportstv]

Yes - we are one of the easiest countries in the world to come and hunt. / Charlie

[@yetidodger6650]

so you encouraged a fox into the garden then shot it? Perhaps if the owner took proper care of the chickens then there wouldn't be the need to lure an animal into an area then shoot it for being in that area.

[@jamesbruce3105]

I completely understand nuisance foxes on farmland being culled in lambing season. But why do urban foxes need to be killed when the owners could just be more responsible and ensure they build fox proof enclosures? It might be a little more expensive to make 100% fox proof but totally doable.

[@calumteeling159]

There has been multiple baby’s injured or killed by foxes in urban areas

[@mrbenn180]

Easier said than done going by my friends who had a fox proof set up. They woke up one day and the chickens were all dead. (For disclosure neither myself nor them cull any foxes just chipping in.)

[@fizzyfozbuzz874]

You obviously don't keep chickens. Every fox needs shooting! Nasty buggers around chickens and lambs.

[@RyleKittenhouse]

@@mrbenn180 can’t of been very fox proof then

[@RyleKittenhouse]

More fun

[@leeollman8945]

Great viewing until the show went all #Ukraine..shooting and country pursuits please, no politics.

[@triplex86]

Far too much talking, far too little action. Time to unsubscribe and find a better channel I think - preferably one that doesn't bore the a**e of its viewers with endless taking.

[@slomo1562]

The grey wolf has never actually been "endangered" nor "threatened." There have always been healthy sustained populations in Canada and Alaska. Those populations are more remote and less damaging to livestock though. The reintroduced populations in the lower 48 have been above "recovered" numbers for almost two decades in many places. Wolf hunting is long overdue in most places where they were reintroduced but as usual antis lie about everything and are given the heckler's veto.

[@slomo1562]

@@andrewmacdonald5984 wow! Someone drank the Kool Aid. You've obviously read the "official report" on the matter and pasted much of it above. First, the number of cattle lost is far above the number of cattle compensated. The out so often used is "there were also signs of coyote" to negate compensation as if coyotes became a sudden issue for full grown cattle predation. Never mind the fact that officials do not race out to view the site. The complaint of affected ranchers being "of course there was no proof two weeks later" other than pictures taken by them then declared insufficient as evidence. Also, the number of cattle in the state is irrelevant to the number of cattle on impacted farms or ranches. You can count sixty head of cattle lost in a single county without finding any attempt at compensation. As you are obviously well aware wolves are not picky eaters and despite the official report wolves do not readily leave plentiful food sources. They must be driven off without harming them lest you suffer the full weight of both a state and Federal assault on you and all you own. The most laughable phrase is that one stating bird and fish environments have been greatly improved, which cannot in any measurable way be attributed to wolves. However unfounded it is actually true but almost exclusively in parts of those states where there are oddly few to no wolves and part of habitat restoration programs designed to impact... Wait for it... fish and birds. Didn't see that in your report did you? As decimated ungulate populations in Michigan, Wisconsin, Idaho, and pretty much every place wolves had been reintroduced, most states have reported better than expected herd populations. Lets look at that. First, wolf hunting has helped some but not much. Second, the method of expectations used was similar to "budget surplus" calculation. When the government says "we had a budget surplus" they do mot mean "we spent less than expected." They calculate the budget with a certain amount of over spending then simply do not overspend as much and tada! Budget surplus. Here they simply stated herd populations will be at an artificially low percentage then low and behold the herds exceeded their expectations. Check into harvest numbers from year to year over the last twenty-five years. Do you see a trend? You do if you look. This is not a fun game. Hunters and landowners, as you claim to be, are impacted adversely. Now Biden, as he does, has set out to make it worse. The USFWS has filed suit to ban all wolf hunting. Good luck digging into the matter using Google. This information is not easily found. You are better served looking at source data. When the call to reintroduce wolves came about in the late 80's I was all for it. Why not? I was ignorant. I bought what was being sold. What I was told later has long since come true. What was that? "Reintroduction sounds great but it comes with a government assigned bureaucrat. Government involvement is as healthy as rat poison. Science plays no part in the process. These same people would reintroduce T-Rex to roam rural lands because they like the idea of seeing one some day but suffer none of the consequences. Don't believe for a second that once populations reach desired levels the goverment will relent. Also, look at those who are pushing for it to happen and who are opposed. They will drag us all through the mud. Your hunting access is secondary. Your land is not yours. Your livestock are prey and if you take matters into your own hands, the feds will eat you alive just like the wolves will if they catch you out." Paraphrased but these decades later and it has all come to pass. Wolves passed "recovered" numbers everywhere they were placed almost two decades ago - everywhere. However even today it is a fight to have them delisted and allow states their rights to manage wolves as they see fit. Remember grey wolves were never actually threatened let alone endangered. They were plentiful in Canada and Alaska but their range was reduced from northern Mexico to none in the lower 48. Your notions sound as though you've not had to deal with wolves, the devastation they bring, nor the bureaucrats who oversee and impose them on others. You sound like I did when I was young and dumb especially echoing that BS how wolves have made life better for their woodland friends, the birdies and the fishies. I'm still a wolf fan but not the way anti-science anti-hunters force them on the country today and I'm especially against the lies and disinformation being systematically perpetuated.

[@derekwiffen1115]

I cannot believe you are promoting the shooting of clay pigeons. Have you no shame 40 pigeons per person is way too many! You could totally eliminate the clay pigeon in the area of the shoot. This sort of thing should be stopped! RSPCA should stop this you probably support the over crowding of clay pigeons in boxes too! 😉😊👍

[@fieldsportstv]

😁

[@lawrencelangstreth3669]

I can’t except your rational of the equipment you use. The minute I saw placement of shot on the fox before your close up it was obvious you had shot three or four inches to the right of target. Manufacturers of add ons need to take stock. Your comment of crack on is in my view totally unprofessional. I cannot believe you aired the vid. Check out your equipment and don’t except the fact that because you paid thousands for your choice of thermal add on it shoots where you think your looking. I’m an open ticket holder of many years. I have paid my money for equipment only to find the zero on certain items doesn’t transfer on add ons. Doesn’t always work on day light zero to night conditions. Not the cleanest despatch.

[@petenikolic5244]

Smells no worse than DOG food

[@maskedavenger2578]

You wouldn’t be so quick shooting at foxes ,if they had rifles & could shoot at you . If you need to practice your marksmanship ,join the Army or shoot at targets on a range .

[@darrenphillips6456]

Don’t be stupid.

[@CountvonCount33]

Why are you here?

[@maskedavenger2578]

@@CountvonCount33 I am not against shooting I am against killing our wildlife ,just to satisfy a sick blood lust . I have seen those that put out bait to draw animals & birds onto their land ,then try & justify their mass slaughter ,buy saying they are overrun with pests .If those that own firearms wish to practice their skills at marksmanship ,there are such things as Clays & field target shooting to hone one’s skills . Somehow I can’t see you sitting down to dine on Fox & onion pie . I have many foxes visit my gardens front & back ,but I don’t ask my staff to pass me my rifle whilst I bag one of the poor blighters ,it’s just not done old chap ,very bad form indeed .

[@brownson1970]

as much as I HATE fox hunting, all vermin control and putting food on the table as well as keeping livestock safe, but to call ANTIS in your words is pretty ill advised, also the % of game birds actually used is open to debate? plus the presenter makes Alan partridge look like David frost!! brilliant!