Fallow Buck, Dragons & St George

Using the latest equipment from HIKMICRO Peter Jones & Jonty Drew hunt Fallow Buck in a region of myth and legend.
Legend has it that Dragon Hill is the very spot where St George slew the dragon, it's also an area renowned for high numbers of Fallow deer which are playing havoc with the biodiversity of the region.
During an exciting morning deer stalking Jonty and Peter manage to take a mature Fallow buck in the build up to the autumn rut.
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[@colepriceguitar1153]

Fallow are easily my favorite European deer

[@gb-4913]

This is my first year getting into stalking and I consider this channel invaluable in terms of the education and passing on experience to anyone who doesn't have easy access to an experienced hunter. Keep up the fantastic work Peter.

[@peterjones4442]

That's really kind of you, thank you. Good luck with your journey.

[@rinaldiaars5443]

Beautiful country, and lovely buck.

[@peterjones4442]

thanks for the comment

[@Nebula_Ultra]

Yes! I saw 2 months had passed since the last and I said to myself "any day now."

[@peterjones4442]

Haha, didn't want to leave you waiting! Thanks once again for watching.

[@derekedgley5074]

Excellent video and great shot on a very presentable Fallow Buck.

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for watching Derek. Always good to hear from you.

[@flyingfox7252]

I write this for the benefit of my Australian hunting mates who may not have had first hand experience hunting in the UK. I am Australian and fortunate to have hunted fallow deer in the UK. The experience is quite different to Australia.
The first thing is in the UK you MUST carry your firearm muzzle pointing to the ground. It is a strictly adhered protocol. The countryside is quite open and even the wooded areas provide frequent shooting lanes unlike Australia where the scrub is often thick and stalking on noisy dry crunchy under burden takes some skill. Hunting rifles in the UK are always moderated, unlike Australia where ignorance of the benefits to hunters long term hearing is ignored by bureaucracy in order to keep the population fearful and generally uneducated in terms of proper use of firearms. In the UK dwelling houses are often quite close so the back drop (always important) takes on extra special significance and the need to be aware of your surroundings especially at night is paramount.
Unlike Australia game management in the UK is a valued profession that requires formal training, examination and licensing. Hunting and game management is considered a worthy pursuit and necessary for the balance to be maintained.

[@kristiangustafson4130]

Not sure about the muzzle-down protocol... never heard that before. Must have been a rule on the estate you shot on.

[@opsoverseas]

Well done Peter and good shooting Jonty! I'd like to see the rushes of getting the thing up hill to the car with a face like a beetroot, keep it real and keep em coming!

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for the vote of support Simon, keep well.

[@marks1014]

Great video. Thank you gents.

[@peterjones4442]

Pleasure, glad that you enjoyed it!

[@Paul-kf1ws]

Great film as usual. When will the recent red stag trip film go live? Paul@testvalleyvenison

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks Paul. We got some nice footage from the highlands, but in truth we are unsure if we are going to devote another whole film to Glen Etive. Nonetheless, the footage will no doubt materialise somewhere, because it would be a trajedy not to use it! Thanks for watching.

[@jackb1888]

Very good video Peter nice one Jonty good shot, I'd like to go stalking with cds later this year for fallow, only ever stalked roe deer
Are you going to the stalking show this April would be good to have a chat over a brew or 2?

[@Kjell_H]

Awesome video. Well made and edited. Humane kill shot as it should be.
Congrats to the shooter.
Thumbs up immediately and greetings from Norway 🇧🇻

[@peterjones4442]

Many thanks for your kind comments and vote of support.

[@TMFShooting]

Great Video 💯💥💥💥💥💥💥💥

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for your support!

[@stevejeffrey7948]

Enjoyable video.
What coat is the gentleman with beard wearing please? I have been looking for coat midthigh or with a tail for a long time. Thanks.

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks for watching, I am wearing a 'smock' from 'Deer Hunter'

[@stevejeffrey7948]

Thanks
@@peterjones4442

[@matabele]

Lovely animal and great shooting, congratulations! Can I ask what shooting sticks were in use here?

[@peterjones4442]

Viper Flex. Thanks for watching!

[@philipsquire9056]

Lovely film and excellent result. How did you get the buck out of there?

[@peterjones4442]

Thanks Philip, it wasn't easy!

[@chewder]

Warning light is still on 😂

[@peterjones4442]

Well spotted, something to do with a faulty tyre pressure sensor, nothing major!

[@brianduffy5193]

Been trying to get into stalking for over 5 years have all my certificates level 1 and 2, I have tried over 75 farms in 5 years, and I have never seen a sport that is full of nepotism the way shooting is, it no wonder the public think it's for people with money, if you face doesn't fit, ie no chance

[@peterjones4442]

Hi Brian, really sorry to hear that has been your experience. I appreciate that it can be hugely frustrating, that is why we set up the Capreolus club, maybe you'd like to take a look.

[@rogerodonnell4094]

A bit of a cheat.

[@cal79]

Your looking more like george michael every day😂😂

[@peterjones4442]

Haha brilliant!! 🤣

[@Nebula_Ultra]

Hey he was a handsome fellow