I'm not a stalker but I thoroughly enjoy the reports by Niall Rowantree. His knowledge and enthusiasm for deer really comes through, So informative and always explains exactly what he is doing and why. Keep up the good work.
Good day Charlie and the team, great sets of videos for this week with great content, enjoy watching them all and thumbs up too.Many thanks for choosing one of our Trout fishing videos for this week, much appreciate it.Waikaremoana is a great lake in the wilderness of North Island of New Zealand and it means "Freshwater marine feed" and has a great number of huge Trout in it.To catch a ten pounder is still possible in this remote part of the country and we have hunted and fished there for nearly 50 years.Thanks again, tight lines and safe hunting to all and greetings from Down Under,, Tony.
When we went ferreting we always got told off when we got back to the car, for talking, stamping around or made unnecessary noise when we were on it! Nice and quiet, staying downwind where possible and using hand signals. There was always digging out to do but far less than when I’ve been out with a noisy bunch sitting up wind….it definitely makes a big difference. Nice video.
Love to watch from across.the pond in alabama north alabama mountains have to drag those 200 pound plus trophys out of bankhead forest. Look up the terrain on google maps
Hi Guys,thanks for another great show.Night shooting has its place if done safely and correctly as Niall demonstrates. At least the meat is utilized, in my stat when culls have been done the meat is left to rot.Should that ferret be "banned" becuase of taking illegal steroids, it's huge in comparison! All the best from Australia.
I agree that Night vision and Thermal can aid cullers where deer numbers are causing great problems but would never condone their use for general Deerstalking!Get off your arse learn your ground and deer movements and you won’t need it!Liked the ferreting too ,takes me back to my salad days!🙂
Hi Charlie, Can i just say that i think the piece on night shooting of deer is some we should not really be televising/broadcasting, for the following reasons: - although i see the need for "managers" to do it, should we be broadcasting the method of how to do, when there is a real problem with poachers carrying out this activity in lowland areas? - we do not need to show "how" it is done because the small number of people who legitimately need to do this are aware of why, how and relevant licence applications etc. - does this give the subliminal impression that shooting deer at night is ok. Sorry this is just my thought on the possibilities of poachers going out and doing it more often if its seen on here... And the target audience who this is aimed at already know the techniques etc. Just think its not a topic to be broadcasting thats all. IMHO
Thanks, Callum. There's long been an argument in the media about whether or not giving criminals the idea/knowhow exceeds the mission to inform the wider audience. I go with the theory that - in the main - criminals already have the idea and the knowhow. Sorry to disagree with you on this point. Where I think the danger lies is in putting out a film which says that an illegal action is so widespread it should be considered legal (though it's fine to argue, in that instance, it should be made legal). / Charlie
I'm not a stalker but I thoroughly enjoy the reports by Niall Rowantree. His knowledge and enthusiasm for deer really comes through, So informative and always explains exactly what he is doing and why. Keep up the good work.
Good day Charlie and the team, great sets of videos for this week with great content, enjoy watching them all and thumbs up too.Many thanks for choosing one of our Trout fishing videos for this week, much appreciate it.Waikaremoana is a great lake in the wilderness of North Island of New Zealand and it means "Freshwater marine feed" and has a great number of huge Trout in it.To catch a ten pounder is still possible in this remote part of the country and we have hunted and fished there for nearly 50 years.Thanks again, tight lines and safe hunting to all and greetings from Down Under,, Tony.
Thanks, Tony. / Charlie
It was a very enjoyable day , and a pleasure to have wayne out with us 😁👍
Niall,your brilliant and always a pleasure to watch 😍👍🇬🇧🇬🇧
When we went ferreting we always got told off when we got back to the car, for talking, stamping around or made unnecessary noise when we were on it! Nice and quiet, staying downwind where possible and using hand signals. There was always digging out to do but far less than when I’ve been out with a noisy bunch sitting up wind….it definitely makes a big difference. Nice video.
Love to watch from across.the pond in alabama north alabama mountains have to drag those 200 pound plus trophys out of bankhead forest. Look up the terrain on google maps
The thing is, they are not "ill advised" they just don't listen to the people who actually know what they are talking about.
Nice mate your right all those stags are really small , come down to New Zealand my bro 👍 👌
Look like our cull stags
@@mattyallen3396 yeah bro for sure 👌 💯
I have one of those winches, just a bit of advice, use a snatch block to change direction, makes life easier.
great show very interseting to watch
Hi Guys,thanks for another great show.Night shooting has its place if done safely and correctly as Niall demonstrates. At least the meat is utilized, in my stat when culls have been done the meat is left to rot.Should that ferret be "banned" becuase of taking illegal steroids, it's huge in comparison! All the best from Australia.
I agree that Night vision and Thermal can aid cullers where deer numbers are causing great problems but would never condone their use for general
Deerstalking!Get off your arse learn your ground and deer movements and you won’t need it!Liked the ferreting too ,takes me back to my salad days!🙂
I would point out that all actual shooting has normally to be done with white light only.
5.14 , here in EIRE we have Fallow stags twice the size of that stag , big red stag in EIRE ?
Get a tractor or forget about it
Fallow are Fallowbucks not Stags even in Eire!
Very good film , I wish the people that are supposedly running the show, would listen to the Real people that
Are running the show like Mr Rowntree , and his colleagues,
Hi Charlie,
Can i just say that i think the piece on night shooting of deer is some we should not really be televising/broadcasting, for the following reasons:
- although i see the need for "managers" to do it, should we be broadcasting the method of how to do, when there is a real problem with poachers carrying out this activity in lowland areas?
- we do not need to show "how" it is done because the small number of people who legitimately need to do this are aware of why, how and relevant licence applications etc.
- does this give the subliminal impression that shooting deer at night is ok.
Sorry this is just my thought on the possibilities of poachers going out and doing it more often if its seen on here... And the target audience who this is aimed at already know the techniques etc.
Just think its not a topic to be broadcasting thats all. IMHO
Thanks, Callum. There's long been an argument in the media about whether or not giving criminals the idea/knowhow exceeds the mission to inform the wider audience. I go with the theory that - in the main - criminals already have the idea and the knowhow. Sorry to disagree with you on this point. Where I think the danger lies is in putting out a film which says that an illegal action is so widespread it should be considered legal (though it's fine to argue, in that instance, it should be made legal). / Charlie
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Come on 240 plus views and only
Should read "Come on, over 241 views but only a handful of likes. What is going on?
DEER KILLERS!!!!!!! STOP KILLING MY LOVED, KIND, GENTLE, LOVABLE DEER!!!! YOU'RE HEARTLESS!!
😂😂😂😂😂😂😂. Ok Pete.
Thick as mince
Bushcraft new Zealand Australia 💊👽
Field dress it or man power and pick it up
First!
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