Storm Bert Wigeon Flight - One man Limit - Wildfowling

[@jamesmunn1790]

Very enjoyable to watch, good commu, insights and tips. Thank you and please keep the videos coming

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

Thank you, I'm no expert and hopefully try not to come across as one. But I've been hunting these ducks for 30 years with hawk and gun, mostly hawk and I like to think I've picked up a bit of nowse along the way.

[@JimCinUK]

What a great flight which you will remember for a long time. Proper sport - well done.

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

@@JimCinUK thank you

[@steffenschmidt5339]

Great film as always, looking forward too the next one.

[@KevinPetch-z5f]

Your videos are a real pleasure to watch, and its nice to see that you enjoy all the aspects of the sport and not just the shooting, keep them coming 10/1o🍺

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

@@KevinPetch-z5f 🥂

[@norfolkfowlers1973]

Incredible cloud, great splash flight.

[@ghillie35]

Good shooting nice to see your gelling with the yildiz

[@rafbienaime4433]

Encore une très belle vidéo. J’adore. Merci.

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

Merci bien

[@LeeScott-oq5dd]

Another great film.

[@jeetts59]

Great video.

[@bell2224]

A great watch again, showed admirable restraint on duck flighting to the far side….is there any better sport ?……

[@roberthay8706]

good evening flight. like the seat.

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

its not far from the car so might as well be comfortable. Its now stashed in the hedge nearby! Good use for old worthless chairs

[@dougieanderson2123]

Get a sofa Bed.

[@williamporter9928]

Great sunset photography, just like you see on a Peter Scott wildfowl painting , just like a wildfowl outing should be, but seldom isn’t

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

Thank you. It was a rare night this season when the lighting was great

[@Hallgut]

Good shots taken and better shots not taken. Required viewing.

[@davidbilbrough3726]

Jealous! That's the way to do it. If any one wants to know what a night flight looks like-that's IT!

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

Thank you, maybe what you said but with a Labrador! next year maybe.....

[@davidbilbrough3726]

When my brother and I took up wildfowling in the 70's we we lost a few ducks as we did not have a dog and were using ordinary cartridges; but quickly learnt to avoid shooting them where they could not be retrieved. I have never used a dog and only lost about 2 a season- to diving or not dropping immediately. Live ducks were always shot again before they got too far when decoying. (using cripple stoppers) I have always changed chokes and shot sizes to suit different scenarios; some times with several different cartridges in the auto. It worked! In the past - 5 teal for 5 and 5 wigeon for 5, several times; by starting at the back of the flock-3 down before they realise. This 'secret' was told to me by a very old fowler.

[@davidarnold3653]

Think yr going to have to get a cover for yr mic my man sounds terrible

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

Yeah it was super windy. Ive three cameras so need to research what's available

[@dougieanderson2123]

I’m no expert, but can you not add commentary when you edit ?

[@CumbrianWildfowler]

@@dougieanderson2123 yes , and I did but still loud and didn’t want it to mute it completely as you would lose the atmosphere!