Been away from the uk about 3 years. This video becons me back to my true love, the countryside. I bet survival trainning in the forces should pack a catapult. Handy little tool.
inspiring stuff. decided im tired of destroying the earth by buying shipped and farmed meat from miles away and want to move towards more sustainable eating via hunting. thanks for the video!
Big ups! Just ordered myself a Wasp slingshot for the purpose of hunting small game here in Herefordshire. Love watching others do it but there's not too many on UA-cam who do. Love the video, and please keep making them! Out of curiosity how long roughly did it take you to get good enough to hunt?
Hi mate thanks for your comment, and its great ur getting into it too 👍 it depends only the person really mate but as soon as ur hitting targets consistently it may take a week it may take months bit of practice every day and ul pick it up quickly and it get pretty addictive 😅 👍
We all have our own way of skinning rabbits and theres nothing wrong with yours. I tie the back legs to a branch, start skinning at the knees and work my way towards the head. Same result, just a different method. Waiting on my new Enzo edition Wasp to arrive and hopefully I'll be bagging up in no time. Will be mostly pigeons and maybe the odd grey squirrel, as rabbits have become very scarce here lately.
good stuff. am sure therewas a puff ball on that sheep field. early bird catches the worm. i was late got to my mush fields, woman was coming off with puff balls. she sells um to local pub resturant. av seen you now with i sure 3 diff pouches. mine just bust over 12 year old. got 3 diferent new ones cannot get on wi um. so for everyone reading when u get a pouch u like grab a bunch so you have them spare. and question is can you shoot with any pouches, and whats your preference.
Good hunting- nice to watch. If I may allow myself to give you a piece of advice, I would suggest using rubber gloves to clean them. I also cleaned them with bare hands before- until I noticed a tapeworm cyst in one of them. It doesn't happen very often but one in a few hundreds has a parasitic cyst. If the cist burst whilst you deal with the rabbit, the microsize tapeworm scolex from the cist may go under your fingernails, then to your food, then to you and develop adult form in your body. Whilst coccidiosis from rabbits is relatively safe, tapeworm may be dangerous- in extreme cases developing a cyst in the brain (that very often is misdiagnosed as a cancer). Better safe than sorry. It of course dying in 60 Celsius and above so is safe to eat, but the cleaning process is crucial.
Thanks good advice 👍 I have had ones with the tape worm cyst before and i usually cook them ones for the dog, although I know it would be perfectly safe to eat when cooked it's still just a little off putting .
@@geodiecarnivore I also don't eat rabbit with the cyst - just for the additional safety. My point was to avoid having it under fingernails when the cyst will disintegrate under the nails. Believe it or not, after I found it for the first time and did my research about the tapeworm life circle, I am always using gloves and have the cleanest fingernails of all the moochers in the entire world.
@@geodiecarnivore yeah tidy mate, I've only been trying my own for about 8 months , but defo the way forward, have you tried the KBC band yet ? Unreal elastic mate,
@@geodiecarnivore to be honest mate it's all class, you shoot a slightly heavier set up to me , but the KBC .8 with the 11mm steel is devastating 😂, I shoot the .75 with 8mm leads and 9.5 steel and it is a great hunting set up for me pal 👍
Been away from the uk about 3 years. This video becons me back to my true love, the countryside. I bet survival trainning in the forces should pack a catapult. Handy little tool.
Good video mate 9:35
cracking that mate, just bought a catty and also be hunting soon! inspirational!
inspiring stuff. decided im tired of destroying the earth by buying shipped and farmed meat from miles away and want to move towards more sustainable eating via hunting. thanks for the video!
Good Video keep them coming, what size ammo are you using.
Thanks mate 11mm steel 👍
Love watching your videos mate cheers for the great content keep it up looking forward to the next one bud.
Thanks mate 👍
No nonsense, and to the point. Subbed 💪
Some of those old railway banks give you great opportunities.
Nice to see a trusty Mora in use.
Yeah sure can mate and yeah mora is a great arounder 👍
Big ups! Just ordered myself a Wasp slingshot for the purpose of hunting small game here in Herefordshire. Love watching others do it but there's not too many on UA-cam who do.
Love the video, and please keep making them!
Out of curiosity how long roughly did it take you to get good enough to hunt?
Oh also I was your 500th subscriber by the looks of it. Congrats friend!
Hi mate thanks for your comment, and its great ur getting into it too 👍 it depends only the person really mate but as soon as ur hitting targets consistently it may take a week it may take months bit of practice every day and ul pick it up quickly and it get pretty addictive 😅 👍
@@billygoatsbushcraft3571cheers mate 👍
Very enjoyable, this is right up my street..
Well done and thank you .😎
Just discovered this little gem love your content and I've subscribed to ur channel fi scotland keep up the good work my friend u and meg
Just seen this thanks mate and welcome 👍
Happening buddy were in scotland u fae ?
We all have our own way of skinning rabbits and theres nothing wrong with yours. I tie the back legs to a branch, start skinning at the knees and work my way towards the head. Same result, just a different method. Waiting on my new Enzo edition Wasp to arrive and hopefully I'll be bagging up in no time. Will be mostly pigeons and maybe the odd grey squirrel, as rabbits have become very scarce here lately.
good stuff. am sure therewas a puff ball on that sheep field. early bird catches the worm. i was late got to my mush fields, woman was coming off with puff balls. she sells um to local pub resturant. av seen you now with i sure 3 diff pouches. mine just bust over 12 year old. got 3 diferent new ones cannot get on wi um. so for everyone reading when u get a pouch u like grab a bunch so you have them spare. and question is can you shoot with any pouches, and whats your preference.
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What kind of slingshot you were using?
Excellent accuracy with that thing. Subscribed 😅
About time someone put up a video of proper meat harvesting and showing "A" method of skinning. Nice one, not for vegans eh?
Some very good video this mush I do lota feildsports myself
Thanks mate i just gave you a follow 👍
What size and weight bands and amo did you use?
Nice one, great shooting.👍🏻
Nice shots thanks for the video bro
Good shooting mate 👍
Cheers mate 👍
Brilliant video
What's your favourite Catty?
Amazing shot on that rabbit bub! Food in the pot!😆🙏👊
You shooting steel or lead?
Thanks mate using 11mm steel 👍
Nicely done.
Nice video I enjoy watching, what’s the thickness of rubber you use
Thanks mate i us .8 GZK shooting 11mm steel
.8mm how much that longlast, I tried all 1mm 1.2mm 1.5mm, all easy to break
@@Musicentertainwanim where are they breaking though?
Good hunting- nice to watch. If I may allow myself to give you a piece of advice, I would suggest using rubber gloves to clean them. I also cleaned them with bare hands before- until I noticed a tapeworm cyst in one of them. It doesn't happen very often but one in a few hundreds has a parasitic cyst. If the cist burst whilst you deal with the rabbit, the microsize tapeworm scolex from the cist may go under your fingernails, then to your food, then to you and develop adult form in your body. Whilst coccidiosis from rabbits is relatively safe, tapeworm may be dangerous- in extreme cases developing a cyst in the brain (that very often is misdiagnosed as a cancer). Better safe than sorry. It of course dying in 60 Celsius and above so is safe to eat, but the cleaning process is crucial.
Thanks good advice 👍 I have had ones with the tape worm cyst before and i usually cook them ones for the dog, although I know it would be perfectly safe to eat when cooked it's still just a little off putting .
@@geodiecarnivore I also don't eat rabbit with the cyst - just for the additional safety.
My point was to avoid having it under fingernails when the cyst will disintegrate under the nails.
Believe it or not, after I found it for the first time and did my research about the tapeworm life circle, I am always using gloves and have the cleanest fingernails of all the moochers in the entire world.
Good rabbit shot
Another cracking vid pal , judt wondering do you tie your own band sets ?
Thanks mate yes I tie my own but buy ready made band's sometimes when I want to try a new elastic before I buy a large roll of it 👍
@@geodiecarnivore yeah tidy mate, I've only been trying my own for about 8 months , but defo the way forward, have you tried the KBC band yet ? Unreal elastic mate,
@@benhyde1593 no I've not tried that yet but im now going to haha👍 what band thickness do you recommend?
@@geodiecarnivore to be honest mate it's all class, you shoot a slightly heavier set up to me , but the KBC .8 with the 11mm steel is devastating 😂, I shoot the .75 with 8mm leads and 9.5 steel and it is a great hunting set up for me pal 👍
@@benhyde1593 cheers mate where's the best place to find it online ? I've just had a quick search and couldn't find any
well done pall keep it up.
Thanks mate 👍
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Good shooting and beautiful country there where you live
Yes I'm very blessed with that 👍
Good Much 👍❗️
Thanks mate 👍
Cracking mooch , that first shot was a belter FairPlay 👍🏻
Nothing east subscriber
do you need a license ?
No you don't
@harrycurrie5295 were is scotland u fae buddy
Don't want the lungs 😱
Just droped u a sub iv watch cuppel if ya vids on my tv and desided to sub to u keep up with the vids
Thanks mate 👍