Videos tagged with Quail Hunting

This video explores the experience of quail hunting in Georgia, focusing on the use of 28 gauge shotguns, including a semi-automatic and a Beretta SL3. It highlights the importance of understanding dog behavior, adapting to terrain, and the communal aspect of hunting with friends. The content emphasizes that while preserve hunting offers accessibility, the ultimate dream remains wild bird pursuit, and discusses the conservation efforts supporting wild quail populations.

This guide details a quail hunting technique at Pursell Farms, Alabama, utilizing an Orvis 28-bore shotgun and Garmin GPS tracking for dogs. Instruction from Chief Wing Shooting Instructor Chuck covers the Churchill shooting method, optimal choke and load selection for quail, and adapting shooting stances for unpredictable bird flushes. The use of technology like the Garmin Alpha 100 and Instinct watch for dog tracking is also highlighted, emphasizing safety and efficient hunting practices.

This episode of Gun Talk Hunt features a quail hunt at Covey Rise Plantation in Georgia, highlighting the use of the Claymore clay target thrower for practice and fun. Professional shooter Trent Eichler and others discuss its features, including its foot-pedal operation, 50-clay capacity, and portability. The video emphasizes how the Claymore can be used for skill development, competitive games, and team building, ultimately improving shooting performance for hunting.

This video showcases an Arizona quail hunt on opening day, featuring the Benjamin Gunnar air rifle in .22 caliber. The hunter successfully bagged several quail for dinner, utilizing JSB Hades ammunition. The ATN X-Sight 4K 5-20X optic was used for filming the hunt. The video highlights the effectiveness of the air rifle for small game hunting and expresses gratitude to @airgunsofarizona for their support.

This video reviews the Umarex Primal 20, a new 20-gauge air-powered shotgun introduced at SHOT Show 2022. It highlights the shotgun's capability to fire both 20-gauge slugs and birdshot, its suitability for big and small game hunting, and its ambidextrous features. The review includes shooting impressions and technical specifications like energy output and magazine capacity.

This episode of "West of Texas" follows Stephen West as he collaborates with the Caesar Kleberg Wildlife Research Institute and the East Foundation. Their research focuses on sustainable quail harvesting practices on the King Ranch and San Antonio Viejo Ranch in South Texas. The project aims to determine annual harvestable quail populations without negatively impacting future numbers, by comparing theoretical population models with real-world field data.

This video from The American Sportsman features Grits Gresham and champion trainer John O'Neill discussing the selection and training of field trial dogs, specifically focusing on English Pointers for quail hunting. Key aspects covered include identifying desirable traits in puppies such as independence, boldness, and spirit, as well as the importance of early exposure to sounds like gunshots to prevent gun shyness. The training process emphasizes repetition, positive reinforcement, and gradually introducing commands like 'whoa' to steady the dog. The video also highlights the difference between hunting dogs and field trial dogs, noting that field trial dogs often require greater range and stamina.

This video highlights the side-by-side 12-gauge shotgun as an exceptionally versatile and reliable firearm. The speaker emphasizes its utility for home defense, hunting various game, and general preparedness, likening it to a "tank" that will "never malfunction." While acknowledging potential challenges in specific hunting scenarios like pheasant hunting, the overall sentiment is that the side-by-side 12-gauge is a timeless and effective tool.

This podcast episode features an interview with Richard Sprague of Sprague Sports in Yuma, Arizona. Sprague discusses the state of the Second Amendment in Arizona, the growth of long-range shooting, and the amenities offered by his store and the local Adair Ranges. He highlights the store's extensive hunting trophy mounts, its tactical lounge, and the exceptional air filtration system in its indoor range. The conversation also touches on hunting opportunities in the Yuma area and new products from SIG Sauer.

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 review of the EAA Girsan MC312 12-gauge semi-automatic shotgun highlights its robust inertia-operated action, capable of cycling 2.75, 3, and 3.5-inch shells interchangeably. The shotgun is presented as a durable and versatile workhorse suitable for various hunting applications, from waterfowl to quail, with a focus on its ergonomic design and recoil mitigation. The review also emphasizes its impressive endurance testing results and competitive price point.

This YouTube video features NRA Publications Editorial Director John Zent joining Greg Ray and NRA Outdoors for a quail hunt in the Yucatan Peninsula. The video offers a close look at the action of this hunting trip, highlighting the experience and potential use of firearms in such an environment. For further information, viewers are directed to AmericanHunter.org.