Jason Doyle & Peter Jones Stalk Roebuck

[@260rips]

Great to see Jason on the channel, one of the most down to earth, modest and friendly guy I’ve had the pleasure to meet. Nice video guys 👍

[@paulharter2343]

Couldn't agree more, I shoot a 6.5x55 using 93grn RWS evolution green at 3340. Devastating, if we're to go lead-free, then these in 6.5 are a game changer.

[@jasondoyle6061]

Thank you Mark!

[@paulharter2343]

@@buckrussel3808 I'm south of the border, but what's the restriction in Scotland?

[@paulharter2343]

@buckrussel3808 is that for reds? Interesting as you guys north of the border can use a .22 on Roe, we're restricted to. 240 and above for Roe and bigger. RWS are also making the Evolution Green in .270 as well, but again with a 92grn head, looks like they're missing a trick if they want to sell them in Scotland.

[@allandobbs7059]

It seems they are going to reduce the grains to 80 for 243 anyway in Scotland.

[@TinyT2600]

Great video guys. Very humble take from Jason and great to see him find an opportunity to learn.

[@243fliptop]

Totally agree 260rips...Peter and Jason make a good informative duo... Love the rifle choice ,same as mine if you remember me Mark...pilmer with Steve..Thanks to county deer stalking . Keep up the good work ...

[@redstag5428]

Great to see Jason again a true gentleman

[@flam1968]

Excellent advice in this video, thanks guys.

[@peterjones4442]

Pleasure! Thanks for watching.

[@janekeithedmunds2637]

Great video and nice to see the honesty regarding shot placement

[@Doncorleone44]

Refreshing to see two experienced stalkers open and honest with the shot placement, that’s stalking it happens to us all

[@dondle2]

Nice to see Jason back on screen, and as an Argyll man, could not agree more that the .270 is the best machine for highland work. The choice of bullet weights is excellent depending on the quarry being saught.

[@_ian_richardson_]

Great video and some honest commentary-keep it up

[@Parfashrek]

Atmosphere was really good with this one

[@padedipoepie]

Lovely video and what a stunning bit of ground! I must say that the invisible bullet at 14:48 did it’s job 😅. Keep the videos going 👍🏻

[@peterjones4442]

In fact its there! Rewind and watch in slow mo', it ejects and strikes my left elbow. That's integrity for you!

[@huntingandcampingwales485]

Great video guys. Amazing location and stunning evening. Good shooting Jason. Even to blank on a stalk in a location like that would be a pleasure. 👌

[@derekedgley5074]

Interesting Jason’s take on the 6.5 Needmore. A better all around alternative 264 Win Mag or 6.5 PRC

[@timfrancis7795]

Well put together even though when he reloads no empty cartridge leaves the rifle. This is a good example of how to put many clips together to make it look like the perfect stalk. Aiming over a hedge is fine but no chance the camera operator was able to get there and keep the deer unaware. Well done a great editor.

[@lilsteve1979]

Fantastic video as ever, think that rifles broken, when he cycled it after the shot no casing come out 😂

[@CountydeerstalkingCoUk]

Like I said in the comment before, it’s there, but you need to slow down the film to see it… integrity is everything :)

[@243fliptop]

Well spotted😁

[@Symo79]

Great video Peter........need to talk to you about your calibre choices though :)

[@CountydeerstalkingCoUk]

Thanks for watching… always open to thoughts and suggestions !

[@caccia_italia_360]

Waidmannsheil 🌿 🌿

[@JustJamesAlexander]

Great video, always enjoy! Peter, what watch are you wearing in this video please?

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for watching James. You obviously like your watches as much as your stalking! Its a Limited Edition U-Boat.

[@JustJamesAlexander]

@@peterjones4442 Good afternoon Peter, thank you for the prompt reply. You are right, I do enjoy watches as much as my stalking. Your watch caught my eye in your opening segment of your video. Thank you again. All the best. Take care.

[@gonzo_the_great1675]

Nice lesson. It can go wrong for even the best. And when it does, you feel so bad about it. (I doubt the anti's quite believe how much we emotionally invest in stalking/hunting.)

[@peterjones4442]

Agreed, no one loves deer more than a deer stalker.

[@colepriceguitar1153]

Do y’all have tags in the uk? Here in the us you need a tag for every animal but I never her of or see uk hunters tag animals. Are there game wardens there?

[@hammyh1165]

No game wardens and no tags and you can shoot deer all year round , can also shoot as many as you want. No public land though , you have to have landowners permission. Oh and you can sell your deer carcases here to game dealers , so you can even make money .

[@colepriceguitar1153]

@@hammyh1165 I guess since the landowners own the deer and not the state they don’t care about managing them.

[@tomhunteroutdoors]

@@colepriceguitar1153 we have less deer hunters than the USA so it's not an issue.

[@wkinsley99]

Deer stalk for long enough you will have a 'bad go'. Any stalker who says otherwise is not being truthful...not that Jason had one.

[@marks1014]

Why didn't you show the shot placement? The shot reaction looked good. Using someone else's rifle never helps for super accurate shooting I guess but that's the reason for the HL shot which gives a really big margin of error . Nice realistic video to watch though guys. Keep them coming.

[@CountydeerstalkingCoUk]

Thanks for your feedback!

[@osteoman74]

Not so sure about the choice of music...but nice footage

[@alanarmer8069]

👍🦌🦌👍

[@brianduffy5193]

Great video, but you are one lucky guys, but it takes something else to get into hunting in Scotland, as its full of nepotism, or you have cash, especially on argyle and bute

[@Paul-kf1ws]

Good video 📹 👍. I was a 308 guy but love my 270. Very versatile calibre and extra velocity will help when we have to move away from lead. Paul@testvalleyvenison