Shooting & Country TV | Air rifle hunting with Terry Doe & Dave Barham 2 | Air rifle rabbiting
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- Опубліковано 28 вер 2024
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Air rifles: Air Arms S510R Ultimate Sporter in .177 www.air-arms.c...
Thermal scopes and spotters: Pulsar Helion 2 XQ50F and Axion XQ38 spotters and Pulsar Thermion XM30 and Thermion 2 XQ38 scopes www.thomasjack...
Pellets: Norma Golden Trophy FT www.ruag.co.uk/
In this new series on Shooting & Country TV, airgun legends Terry Doe and Dave Barham (editors of Airgun World and Airgunner magazines) will be hunting a range of quarry with air rifles, night vision and thermal spotters and scopes. From rabbits to squirrels, pigeons and rats, this six month series will cover all quarry you can hunt with an air rifle.
Episode two sees Terry heading out alone since Dave has been struck down by Covid. Instead, Terry's mate Frank is on spotting duty while Terry shoots, and together they work their way around a new permission with an insanely high rabbit population.
The rabbits are not only threatening the welfare of the resident horses, but are burrowing under the embankment of the railway track, causing a serious public health issue.
Despite the amount of rabbits, this is hard hunting, and even Terry with his years of experience is struggling to get onto many. Find out how Frank and Terry get on in this month's episode!
Great to watch. Thinking of night vision gear but still undecided! 👍🇬🇧
Good shooting, probably the worst conditions to go out in as rabbits learn fast.
Just found this website Terry, longer time since we spoke on the phone took your advice about the Walther LGV and bought one,see your wearing a different watch from the Omega Seamaster that I wore both of us had a Speedmaster N.S.S.A. Manuel wind lol really Good to see you
It's also called A Bombers Moon. !
Are you going to do another airgun dvd Terry forgot what it was called but it was lads out the magazine
Nice shooting 👍 🇬🇧
A poachers moon allows pheasants to easily be seen,silhouetted in the roosting trees to be taken by various means.
Great video showing that with all the latest technology, field craft is still vital.
Terry, a lityle tip,use rocks mode on the thermion,it will always give you a better picture, and black mode will always give you the clearest picture,good vid,rgds steve
The 'Boss' joins technology! Result!
Always more to discover and learn.
Great video chaps.
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Hardly any rabbits left they are a species in peril due to disease. It nothing short of a tragedy as they are food for many species including humans
its called a poacher's moon so you can see the pheasants on the roost on a windy night
Called a poachers moon because you can see pheasants in trees when you want to shoot them with a catapult or air gun
Excellent video 👍👍👍
Well done chaps!👍👍👍👍👍
Great video, good info . What do you do with the Rabbits? cheers Dean
Our digital editor Emily took these ones home and ate them, and Terry/Dave both eat a lot of rabbit too
Don't have anything like them sort of number of rabbits on my shoots?
Looks like your still learning the basics in today's age👍
Too much talking
Agree Terry completely, IR with Thermal spotter is the ultimate night shooting setup. I have used Thermal alone, its fine on rats and fox - easily identified quarry and with known locations. `Thermal alone doesn't give you the full picture; wire, twigs, and other obstructions can be hidden because of their temperature. Nice work. Looking forward to the next one.
How about safe domestic situation pest control - pigeons and squirrels in your or a friend's back garden.
You don't need "ir" with thermal...which you'd know if you actually used it
..it's for digital NV scopes...🙄🤔