Videos tagged with Countryside

This YouTube video, titled "High Birds at Dyfi Falls," appears to be an outdoor or hunting-focused video, likely featuring shooting activities. The description highlights promotional links for ammunition (Hull Cartridge), a gun barrel camera (ShotKam), and hearing protection (Custom Fit Guards), suggesting a focus on the shooting sports or hunting. It also encourages viewers to subscribe, hit the alarm bell, and join the channel as members, alongside providing social media links for TGS Outdoors and an individual named Jonny Carter.

This video follows a roe buck stalking expedition in the Scottish Highlands, guided by experienced stalker John Dodd. The team navigates diverse terrains, from forests to farmlands, in pursuit of one of Britain's most sought-after deer. The content highlights various aspects of hunting, including early morning stalks, thermal tracking with a deer dog named BOSS, and discussions on roe buck behavior and management. The HIKMICRO HABROK thermal optic is tested in real-world conditions, and the video culminates with one of the hunters successfully taking their first Scottish roe buck. Additional elements include pigeon shooting and campfire conversations, blending authentic hunting experiences with narrative storytelling.

This YouTube video appears to be a full film of a French Partridge Shoot. The description promotes becoming a channel member for exclusive content and highlights sponsored products from Hull Cartridge ammunition, Shotkam gun barrel cameras, and Custom Fit Guards hearing protection. It also directs viewers to the channel's social media pages on Instagram and Facebook, and provides a contact email for inquiries.

This video showcases a classic British driven partridge and pheasant shoot in Bedfordshire, highlighting the performance of 20-gauge shotguns like the Beretta SL3 and Krieghoff K-20 Parcours. It emphasizes the social aspects of driven shooting, including traditional elevenses, and details the use of specific ammunition like Hull Cartridge Ultimate Twenty loads. The content also touches on mallard flighting at the end of the day, requiring bismuth shells for environmental compliance.

This YouTube video showcases a high-flying partridge shoot in Wales, featuring James from Gwysaney's expertly managed grounds. The video highlights the transformation of the land into a "world-class partridge shoot." While specific firearms aren't detailed, the context strongly implies bird hunting, likely with shotguns. The description promotes channel membership, suggests a shooting aid (ShotKam), and provides links to hearing protection, eyewear, and a shooting show. It also encourages social media engagement.

This video explores British bird shooting culture, reflecting on its evolution and future direction. The host, Jonny Carter, walks and hunts wild birds in the South of England with Simon, discussing the changes in perspective a shooter or hunter experiences over time, intertwined with broader societal shifts. The video aims to provide an engaging look at this aspect of shooting culture and encourages viewers to support the channel, utilize recommended gear for shooting improvement, hearing protection, and eyewear, and engage with the community through various social platforms and events.

This video from TGS Outdoors delves into the significant monetary and emotional costs associated with poaching and rural crime across Britain. In collaboration with the National Gamekeepers Organisation, the content aims to shed light on the true impact of these offenses. The description also promotes channel memberships, merchandise, and social media links for further engagement.

This video is Part 3 of the 'Year of the Gamekeeper' series, focusing on various gamekeeping activities. The content includes foxing (hunting foxes), checking on a rearing field, controlling feral pigeons, and inspecting a pheasant pen. It appears to be a practical demonstration of gamekeeping tasks, likely involving firearms for pest control and potentially hunting. The description also promotes channel membership, merchandise, and social media platforms.

This video is the first part of a series documenting the life of gamekeepers in Hampshire during early March 2020, a year dubbed 'the year of the gamekeeper'. The episode focuses on the initial stages of pheasant egg-laying and the ongoing task of pest control. It offers a glimpse into the practical challenges and daily routines of gamekeeping.

This video discusses the future of game shooting and strategies to boost the industry. The hosts engage in shooting activities at Minterne Magna, highlighting the experience and providing information on the location. The content encourages viewer participation in the discussion and offers ways to support the channel, including merchandise and channel memberships. It also promotes the channel's podcast and social media presence.

This video captures Beaters Day 2020 at Downlands Estate, a traditional event celebrating the essential support staff of the shooting community. It highlights safety briefings, the use of specific shotgun models and cartridges like Gamebore Black Gold, and the social aspect of 'elevenses'. The content also touches on the learning curve for new shooters, exemplified by Sacha's first game bird.

This video documents a day out at the Manydown shoot in Hampshire, advertised via Facebook. Despite less-than-ideal weather conditions with no wind and bright sun impacting bird flight, the group enjoyed a great time with friends. The video expresses thanks to Kevin and Adam for their hospitality on the day. It also promotes the channel's merchandise, podcast, and social media presence.