The Manydown Shoot

After seeing this day advertised on Facebook, we decided to go and have a day at the Manydown shoot in Hampshire.
For birds to fly their best the weather needs to be right, so with no wind and bright sun, it wasn't ideal conditions. Luckily a shoot day is about much more than the birds, and we had a great time with friends all the same.
Our thanks to Kevin and Adam for looking after us on the day.
Enjoy
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[@matthewbarrowes8937]

Man, the cinematography is up another level

[@MSScout86]

Thanks for taking us along. A day afield is better than a day in the office. Cheers.

[@chrishickman9738]

Another brilliant video by Sash :) Loving the channel, hope to see you at the gun show in feb

[@gerarddresch712]

It be a Great Day just to have the chance over there and all the customs and people also the landscape . I getting older now and the dream is fading so I watch from my PC. Thanks

[@robertstewart1464]

Have not even watched the full video yet but that line of how the day became available and the profits being donated to charity nearly brought a tear! Keep up the good work and good shooting over the festive period....with luck I'll get myself an hour or 2 pigeon shooting!

[@grendelgrendelsson5493]

That was quite simply beautiful. Thank you for a fantastic year of videos. Merry Christmas to you all and your families.

[@tgsoutdoors]

Thankyou for your support throughout the year - Merry Christmas!

[@chrisduvall4213]

Great videos guys, thanks for sharing and giving everyone a insight to what goes on a shooting day. Thanks Chris

[@carpingchris61]

Just love watching this and you guys. Have a great Christmas and New Year all at TGS

[@terrymortimer4402]

Brilliant filming and a great crac. You capture the day perfectly

[@paulwilson7234]

Merry Christmas and straight shooting to all. 🎄

[@DodgeB]

Never been on a driven shoot. Don't think I ever will. Cool video none the less.

[@Benelli-ex7oq]

Awesome video like always merry Christmas to you and your familys🎄🎄🎄

[@kellyshepherd5904]

Great video as always. Merry Christmas

[@mikeproctor3664]

Excellent video

[@timward8335]

Another lovely video brilliant

[@aaronvpickard]

Love these videos, between the quality of the filming and the humour keep it up 👌🏻

[@darellkettley6622]

Looked a great day out boys . Happy Xmas to you all. Keep up the great work 👍

[@pip110.5]

Oscar quality filming. Loved it.

[@sasha.novakovic]

Gonna get that one printed out in the studio Phil! Glad you enjoyed it

[@obsidianblackhorse5589]

WOW, another pheasant plucking day in Jolly old England.

[@jsnyder0512]

Every video is fun. This is a great channel.

[@danhill6333]

Looked like an awesome day regardless. Perhaps if I had more shoots under my belt, I could be more critical. Looking forward to lots of the former, and little of the later. Thanks for sharing. Great video.

[@tgsoutdoors]

It really was a wonderful day regardless. Everyone had a smile on their face, and that what is is important at the end of the day. The problem is that you are always comparing it to the days where everything is perfect, but as we all said on her day, there is nothing anyone can do about the weather except enjoy oneself and not worry about it.

[@Ambuscade94]

Awesome, this is literally 5 minutes down the road from me! I live in monk Sherborne. I love the countryside, I've just got a BSA r10 sir rifle to get pigeons and rabbits but I'd love to do a stalk one day once I know more about it, going to see about beating as well to get into the shooting world, any advice would be appreciated! Great video, really well produced and entertaining good work!

[@lefty8493]

As usual the video is stunning. The camera is on point and the colour grading is great. My only 2 criticism are, the audio and the dirty sensor. Either your mic is pants or it’s positioned incorrectly. It sounds stodgy, muffled and flat. 2nd criticism is that you need to clean that sensor. It’s dirtier than Dagenham Debbie on a Friday night! Other than that, great video and great camera work and editing.

[@realvictim]

Another great video, beautifully shot, as were the birds on the first drive - One Shot Jonny :D Is that the Star at Kingsclere ? It's had a face life since I was last there !

[@sasha.novakovic]

0:22 is the highlight personally. All downhill from there

[@tgsoutdoors]

🆘 has spoken

[@darrenbarkham7639]

Nice film. You should come and try Malshanger on the neighboring estate.

[@tgsoutdoors]

One day!

[@ashleyridge3854]

Hi John, first off, happy boxing day, hust wondered what is that cap you are wearing, looks really smart. Would you recommend a yildiz pro, it looks very well made, its just the fact it's Turkish, which is a slight worrie. Brilliant vids, keep up the good work.

[@stephenmac3105]

Could i run some SG shot through my silver pigeon sporter? Will it be hard on the gun?

[@tgsoutdoors]

Yes you can as long as it is within it’s proof perimeters.

[@south_east_angling2762]

I used to shoot manydown many years ago what a shoot it was

[@tgsoutdoors]

Such a beautiful spot

[@south_east_angling2762]

I would love to have one last shoot there

[@tgsoutdoors]

Why not treat yourself!

[@south_east_angling2762]

@@tgsoutdoors who do I talk to, to shoot there

[@tgsoutdoors]

gando mosity drop us a line through Facebook and we will give you the details

[@raybede]

There seems to be some sort of competitive vibe here. Why are you using such powerful cartridges on these birds???

[@CM.243]

Never a fan of the way that you/others rest your barrels on the ground, even if it is on a sleeve or boot. Think it very bad practice.

[@giggergigger1]

shooting pest species or culling i can agree with, i like shooting clays but i wont shoot a beautiful creature like a wild pheasant, or partridge or woodcock or even duck ; 4:31 there is something deeply sad and slightly obscene about killing a magnificent beautiful (and endangered wild bird) like a pheasant for 'sport' , particularly as none of you looked like you were starving and had to put food on the table, given the expensive clothing, guns, very high entry fees , im guessing food is the least of your reasons for shooting pheasant

[@tst698]

These pheasants aren’t endangered and neither are the French partridge