Videos tagged with Fox Hunting

This video explores the Susa Gordon Shooting School in Southern Sweden, highlighting its picturesque grounds and unique shooting culture. The presenter, an English shooter with extensive experience, discusses the differences between Swedish and UK shooting practices, including the mandatory use of steel shot and the emphasis on hunting for food. The facility's design, utilizing a former granite quarry, offers challenging and deceptive targets. The video also touches on the use of red dot sights on shotguns and their impact on shooting confidence.

This video explores the use of thermal and night vision optics for hunting, particularly predator hunting in Michigan. Kevin Roth, an ATN Pro Staff member, discusses various ATN products like the Thor 4 and 4K, highlighting their effectiveness in different hunting scenarios. The conversation also touches upon Michigan's hunting regulations for predators, the benefits of using suppressors, and the advantages of thermal imaging for daytime and nighttime identification.

This video showcases a firearms training course focused on hunting scenarios, including targets for deer, coyote, fox, and hogs. The course emphasizes practical shooting techniques and accuracy for various game animals. Participants are shown engaging targets, with instructors providing feedback on impacts and corrections.

This Q&A episode from Ozzie Reviews covers a range of firearms-related topics. The host discusses the importance of bullet weight versus speed for hunting, his personal enjoyment of .22 plinking, and provides recommendations for fox hunting setups, including advice on thermal scopes and common calibers. He also delves into firearm ownership age, the impact of removing self-defense as a reason for ownership, private firearm sales, and the complexities of prohibiting non-violent offenders. The discussion extends to the Australian gun rights scene, upcoming elections, and the importance of firearm safety education for children.

This video focuses on recommended calibers for predator hunting. The creator emphasizes that this is not an exhaustive list but a good starting point for individuals interested in predator hunting. The description also includes links to social media, merchandise, other YouTube channels, and specific hunting gear like tripods, optics, rangefinders, and lights, indicating practical application and product recommendations within the hunting context.

The Umarex Air Javelin is an air-powered rifle designed for small game hunting, offering firearm-like ergonomics with a pistol grip and adjustable stock. It utilizes an 88-gram CO2 tank to launch 170-grain air bolts at 300 feet per second, delivering 34 foot-pounds of energy. The rifle features fiber optic sights and a Picatinny rail for optics, with a lightweight design for easy carry in the field.

This YouTube Q&A episode addresses a variety of firearms-related questions from Patreon supporters. Topics include custom scope turrets, the 2A protest in Virginia, handling wind drift with .223 and .308, accuracy expectations for a Winchester lever-action .22 Magnum, optics for a CZ457 American, shotgun recommendations for hunting, experiences with 1095 carbon steel blades, a Sig P320 vs. Glock 34 Gen 5 comparison, PTA requirements for conversion kits, pump-action slide release functionality, scope or red dot for a Henry .30-30, Southern Fried Rabbit recipe request, Fallkniven knife sheath thoughts, range recommendations, reloading versus factory ammunition, Mosin Nagant rifle opinions, and using .223 40gr projectiles for foxes. The creator encourages viewers to become Patreon supporters.

This Q&A episode, #30, addresses a variety of firearms-related questions from Patreon supporters. Topics covered include the viability of reloading .223 ammunition, maximum point blank ranges for .17 HMR, .223, and .308, typical hunting distances, optimal calibers for small game and larger game like foxes and kangaroos, preferred pistol calibers for hunting, and commentary on the current media portrayal of deer populations. The discussion also touches on the .30-06 versus .308 for hunting, recommendations for a first .22 LR rifle for young shooters, potential side effects of using the 6.5 Creedmoor, a favorite all-time firearm regardless of legal restrictions, the likelihood of 3-Gun competitions in Australia, thoughts on Night Tech thermal optics, the suitability of feral pig meat for canine consumption, and the rising popularity of the 6.5 Creedmoor compared to the .308.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the Airforce Texan SS big-bore air rifle, presented by Iraqveteran8888. The review details its performance with various projectiles, including extensive accuracy and velocity data at 50 and 100 yards. It highlights the rifle's integrally moderated design, significantly reduced sound signature, and suitability for hunting applications, particularly for predators, due to its quiet operation and substantial energy output.

This video provides an expert-level overview of the .243 Winchester cartridge, detailing its history, ballistic performance, and suitability for various hunting applications in the UK. The speaker, demonstrating high authority, covers bullet weight variations, trajectory, and its legal status for deer hunting.

This video reviews the Lightforce 140mm "Red / White" LED Enforcer spotlight, highlighting its improved lens and reflector. The spotlight features an optional red/white switch designed to be effective for hunting predators like foxes and dogs. The reviewer notes that while the spotlight is suitable for closer ranges, it struggles to effectively illuminate areas beyond 100-150 meters, expressing a desire for a brighter 170mm LED model from the manufacturer. The RRP for the new red/white LED spotlights is stated as $319, with a link to the Lightforce product range provided. Music for the video is credited to Brett Rayner and produced by Stuart Epps.

This video focuses on the Burris Predator Quest riflescope line, highlighting its features designed for hunting fast-moving predators like coyotes, foxes, and hogs. It showcases the scope's removable Anti-Reflection Device, glare-resistant glass, covered turrets, and the Ballistic Plex E1 reticle for accurate aiming. The video also mentions the Burris Forever Warranty and directs viewers to OpticsPlanet.com for purchase, providing specific links to different magnifications within the Predator Quest series.