Lamb Protection Part One With A 223 Sako.
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- Опубликовано: 31 июл 2024
- Hi every one, here in the UK Crows and Magpies can cause devastating damage to the rare nesting birds we have on our moors for example Curlews, lapwings meadow pipits and many many more, they also predate on the song bird population ,also around lambing time the crows will peck out the eyes of the new born lambs while they are vulnerable just after birth and even at times while the Ewe is giving birth crows will peck out the eyes and tongues of a lamb, so as a pest controller our laws let us control them all year round, here i am using a 223 rifle as the crows and magpies can wise up avoiding traps and keeping out of range of air rifles and shotguns at times. Any disbelievers please feel free to google and see the damage for your self. cheers.
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Another great video Simon. The look of joy on Jack's face when asked to do a retrieve is priceless.
Ye cheers pal he sure does still act like a pup at times.
Cracking shooting, my friend. Good to see you protecting the lambs and local birds. Also glad to see your old boy doing better, here's to him accompanying you for many years to come. Cheers mate!
Thank you BB really appreciated.
Simon , as I've said before , you have the best pesting videos on youtube !!!
The protection videos are my favorite especially because you have your best mate in them .
Thanks a lot pal much appreciated just the footage is harder to get with the crows as they are not always about and will be a lot wiser now the next time i go..
Thanks, Simon. Again, great shooting and filming . . . and any video with Jack is even more enjoyable. You two are dynomite together! Another commenter mentioned the additional birds being nice icing on the cake, and I agree. And your love and appreciation for the rare birds speaks very well for you.
Thanks Brian much appreciated pal.
I knew it was going to be a good video, within a few seconds, as the star of the show was there, yes Simon it's not you, but Jack, and just as you sent him off to get that crow, I thought he's moving nicely, then you explained about his treatment, it's working really well, can't wait for the next one, keep up the good work Simon 😎
Saved me writing the very same thing!
Good shooting as always and good to see Jack moving so well.
Thanks John and James and very much appreciated as he is doing fine at the moment and will just have to see how long it lasts..
Explanation of why the birds are a problem would be nice?
@@garbaldy9926 i mention at the start also its in the description.
@@garbaldy9926. .Multiple explanations have been offered, ask mom to make you a sandwich.
It was wonderful seeing the two of you working together again. Jack clearly loves being out on the hunt with you, his tail never fails to wag! Great shooting, great video.
Thank you my friend much appreciated.
Good to see you n Jack again Simon. Your sight picture steadiness is something to behold.
Jack does seem a bit more spunky!!!
Keep shooting, I'll keep watching.
Both you n Jack be blessed.
Thank you True they say it takes one to know one👍
Brilliant footage yet again, to see Jack out with you again has made my day complete.
Thanks ever so much Phil.
Love the .223 action! The post shots are still my Favorite! Great shooting, and Great to see you & Jack together! Thanks for sharing!
Thanks Bernard they were around the 200 to 230 yards distance i didn't put the distance in for some silly reason lol.
To anyone who is thinking of taking up pest control watch this man. Total respect for countryside and his quarry, enjoyable viewing the correct way, all the best simon and jack
Thank you Paul and very very much appreciated.
Really good to see Jack moving easier. He clearly loves being out with you.
Definitely!
Excellent marksmanship,as always Simon.
The hardscaper in me loves those old stone walls.
Glad to see your mate out with ya today.
And I look forward to your next vid.
Thanks Hadrian i know where you are coming from about the walls as i often think who ever built them all every where in the Countryside..
@@simon6ppc246 is that wall typical for round there, or have the blocks been sourced from a big ruin nearby?
Love your videos, thank you ! My 13 year old Rottweiler changed overnight for the better with an injection of Librela. She walked slowly with sore joints before and was on her two back legs wanting her food a few days later. Night and Day result.
Another superb quality vid and always great to see the star of the show Jack making an appearance.....it's so good to hear that he's doing well on the meds. Nothing better than being out with the rifle and even if the trigger doesn't get pulled it's about experiencing and appreciating what Mother Nature has offer. Best wishes mate and thank you as always for sharing.
Thanks again Geoff and much appreciated and ye Jacks doing fine although some days he is still a tad stiff but ok...
Nice to see you out and about again. And really nice to see Jack with you. He looks like he's moving a lot easier now days. As always looking forward for the next one.
Thank you Kevin..
Thanks for uploading, and also thanks for including the other non pest birds too. As a town mouse I don't get to see these other types of bird and it's interesting to see and hear them. Thank you!
Cheers Wilber ye i do love to see and hear them my self and i always hope the camera sees them and picks up their noise.
Great video Simon, I know you told me it's been slow to get this one put together but certainly was worth the wait and I hope part 2 isn't too far away. Great shooting as always and as for Jack he looks great, those pills must be working for him. ATB to you both.
Thank Jim ye strange as you will know by now but a 10 minute video needs like a day of footage lol its not easy is lol.
@@simon6ppc246 that's right mate some people don't realise just how much effort goes into video especially when you're doing it yourself.
@@jimwood Ye i have to do the job 1st and the video 2nd priority or you do a better video but shoot nothing as these are wild moorland animals.
@@simon6ppc246 absolutely. Putting the effort in to get the results out. 👍
Ace film as always mate ,brings back memories of my younger days growing up on a dairy farm in the Yorkshire wolds ,I guess back in the 70,s skylarks ,lapwings and curlews were plentiful but it really is nice to hear them on your films ,Jack is looking happy ,that old age gets into all our bones.
Thanks pal ye it sure does.
That post shot was excellent to see. And as for(Jack) giving you a second wash of the day and licking his lips, was priceless. You make a video, a joy to view, thank you.
Thanks F B very much appreciated my friend..
Turned into a pretty good day Simon. Get to see you and ole Jack doing what you do best....
Thanks Matt ye it did pal.
Long awaited treat. Good to see you and Jack back in action.
Cheers
Thank you my friend.
@@simon6ppc246 ❤
They way you present your videos Simon, is as peaceful as watching a babbling brook running. Thanks for this, god bless ol' Jack too, what a friend!
Nice shots there too, especially those ones off the fence posts :)
Thank you Reg, ye they were around the 200 yard mark just over 👍
@@simon6ppc246 Thumbs Up to be sure!
About 20 years ago I moved into a quiet residential neighborhood, soon learned it had a crow problem. I have a cheep 22cal break barrel air rifle. In the backyard of the house across the street is a large oak tree 80 feet or so high. It (was) common to see a flock of crows there. It's about 77/80 yards from my shooting position, right at the effective maximum range of my cheep gun. Maybe twice a month I'd pick one off out of that tree, the rest would take flight circle around for several minutes making a huge racket, even my numerous misses would stir them up and make them take flight. After 4 or five months of this I was seeing less and less of them. Now I never see flocks of them but an occasional individual will show up once in a while in my yard or telephone pole or wire. If I can, without being obvious I'll pick those off too. Crows are smart, they do learn, My area is nearly crow free for 15 plus years.
Ye pal they are hard to mange at times
Nicely done! Yes, for sure Jack is moving better! I give my 5 yr yellow lab something called movoflex joint supplements and will for life. WE gave out puggle a supplement called dasuquin and it had a dramatic positive affect on her arthritis. Good to see you back!
Thank you my friend i always forget what Jack is on lol..
Great video my friend, great job protecting indigenous birds, I wish other people can understand why pest control is necessary to protect our birds, and animals.
Ye pal every thing has a right to live but we should also be able to protect what we own or control pests but having the right balance and not just kill for fun..
Evening Simon and Jack, thanks again for another video and Jack is definitely doing well with his moving around which is great to see.
Thanks Mr E.
Great Video Simon,
Good to see you and Jack back at it.
He is running about lovely, you wouldn't think he has arthritis. Cracking shot with the pumpkin, that was a good distance away...🙂👍🏻👍🏻
Thanks Eddie ye seems ok now and the pumpkin was 450 yards
I had no idea crows would actively kill something as big as a lamb.
Ye pal it's hard to believe really.
Peck eyes, or wait at the birth…nasty
Great shooting as always brilliant to see jack doing well.
Thank you Robert.
@@simon6ppc246 miss my shooting days with my dog sam cannot do it now you’re videos bring back old memories many thanks
Very good video, excellent accuracy at such long ranges on a small target. Always nice to see Jack, he seems to be getting younger, still a pup inside :-) Thanks for all your effort Simon in bringing us these quality videos.
Thank you my friend and very much appreciated, i am part way through another one at the moment.
I am watching your videos over again ,I find them so relaxing. My dog is the same age as your hunting buddy Jack, he is a springer. Thanks again Simon.
Thank you Michael.
Good shooting bro. Ole Jack looks like he’s feeling better.
Thanks Allen ye he does sure my friend.
Hi! Nice to see Jack back in "business". We have one brown 10y. and one black Lab 5y.. both are good in hunting, Thanks for your videos. BR from Finland!
Thanks pal much appreciated.
Made my weekend, seeing you both out especially Jack and actually seeing him helping his best friend. Aren't the Rooks a danger to the lambs? I wouldn't be able to tell the difference at that distance, how do you? You're both doing a fine service, give Jack a hug from me whilst he is topping up you makeup lol.
Another fantastic video well worth BIG THUMB'S UP ALL DAY LONG👍😷👍🏴
Thanks Andrew, ye the rooks not really do any harm but may be the odd one over the years could have but i would shoot them coming into crops may be.
So glad to see Jack is doing very well. As always a fine way for me to end my day!!
Thank you Rouge and hell of a profile picture 😂
@@simon6ppc246 It's the light at the end of the tunnel. "Covid "
Really happy to see Jack with you 👍
Really enjoyed this video Simon seeing the countryside and enjoying your top marksmanship and your beautiful lab Jack. Living in Oz as I do now I really miss my shooting in the Kent countryside. Lovely rifle always loved the Sako’s. Thanks for making this, Subbed. All the best Max.
Thanks Max ye i do love up there on the moors, its actually right behind my house 👍
This is probably the most wholesome thing I've seen all year.
And that is one well behaved doggo.
Thanks for making my day.
Thank you Harold much appreciated.
Dude. They’re just DOGS. What the heck?
@@ramzikearl7344 I would not expect a 3rd worlder to understand the relationship between a Man and his best friend...
Nice to see you and Jack out together again. Nice shooting on the crows, and way to keep Jack happy and feeling useful. Keep shooting, and I'll keep waiting for the next video.
Thank you David.
Outstanding as always sniper 1,love watching your videos pal & so glad your mates picked up as well 👍looking forward to seeing your next one soon,take care mate.
Thanks a lot Captain Miller... Move fast and clear those murder holes!
@@simon6ppc246 Dog one is not open! I repeat Dog one is not open👌
Always enjoy your vids especially when Jack's with you and yes he is looking more nimble which is a joy to see.
Thank you my friend he sure is at the moment.
So glad to see Jack again! I sure hope his arthritis pills increase his quality of life. Nice work as usual on those pesky crows, looking forward to your next video!
Thanks a lot Spud.
Spatchcocked crows, always nice to see 👍🏻
The best! lol
I could watch your videos all day Simon, just the little things make them special like at 3:52 and 5:28 when you caught the brass with one hand then very gently plonked it in the box, classic Simon. Also love your friendship with Jack.
Thank you Alan, i am no fancy film editing success but what you see it what you get and exactly what i get up to, but i do try and to be fair for some reason this video has been really viewed lol
Hi Simon
Brilliant piece of conservancy, a very rich area of rare wildlife, obviously down to the likes of yourself and pest control policies that you run, the footage was outstanding as usual and your partner was looking very well and happy, thanks for share this with us lesser humans.
Take care, stay safe, regards to the family and keep it lit 👍 my friend.
Thanks Stephen and very much appreciated my friend.
Great to see Jack out in the field. He obviously loves it and he is moving better. Nice shooting as always...... love the way the birds just fall and stop moving. The .223 is a nasty round and certainly destructive.
Thanks pal ye he does for sure i don't really get any runners with the 223 that's one good thing..
Definitely see an improvement in Jack’s movement, he’s looking good! I’m curious to know what powder you use? I’m working on loads for my Ruger .204, which is a similar case size to the .223.
Thanks Fly i use vit 133 sending the Vmax around 3,400 and the other day i shot half inch with it at 200 yards cracking bullet with serious expansion to..
Good to see you shooting again Simon, Jack looks much better nice to see him out and about.
Excellent shooting as usual the 223 is a brilliant round very versatile and accurate, I love mine.
Good stuff my friend 👍
Thank you Johny..
Another excellent video Simon and it's good to see Jack with you.
Geoff.
Thank you Geoff hope you are well my friend.
Poor Lamb. Get them crows
Indeed, they can be vicious brutes.
Cheers men 👍
13 years old!! Awesome, Our current lab is 8 and started to not listen. Like a teenager!
Love the Sako, have a T3 300WSM, great gun.
Love the channel
Thank you so much Devin and ye Sako is a top rifle..
Welcome back NOW THAT SPRING HAS sprung THANKS FOR WHAT YOU DO..🤗🇺🇸👍
Lol thank you Andy..
You have the best places to shoot. What a great area to hunt. Good as always to see you and Jack out in the field. The meds are working for old Jack. We also give them to our older dogs. Thanks for the continued videos!
Thank you again Frank and very much appreciated as usual pal.
I didn't have the notification of this one!! I saw it only today, good to see you guys!
Thanks Steven ye RUclips don't seem to notify folk the same any more for some strange reason..
Well done Simon ! Happy to hear you’re giving Jack some meds, he looked happy ❤
Thanks Thomas.
Just down getting the boat ready for the morning and my phone pinged . RUclips notification you’d uploaded a video . Just sat on the boat and watched it great watch as always loving the Narration our Lad 😂 👍
Lol cheers Dewayne did ti catch ewt 😂
@@simon6ppc246 a few Bass & flounder . 👍I’m out on the pigeons tomorrow.
Always a joy to go shooting with you and Jack.
Thanks Lance.
Jack's looking good, seems like he's getting around much better and looks happy! Thank you.
Thank you Greg.
8:25 Jack be nimble!!! Careful over those candle sticks, Jack. Great video, Simon! Jack sure seems like a great dog.
Thank you Cole.
Ya Buddy !! Great shooting as always, and your spotter seems pretty happy with things too.. Looking forward to more soon .
Thanks a lot Floyd..
Nice work Simon, Jack is looking way better, seems he`s feeling good again, the pill`s are working. Keep up the good work.
Thanks Muddy ye for sure pal. 👍
Good to see you two out & about! Enjoy. 😄
Thank you! 😃
Hey Simon, good to see a new video from you , jack and your beautiful Sako.
It is (maby) not decent to say but its a joy to see the splash of crow fethers after you pulled the trigger 😁
It has been a fruitfull safari.
Thanks Bert ye these crows had been left a while and caused havock so was good to sort a few out.
Plenty of life still in that old boy long may it continue. Great video, don't see many lapwings about anymore they were all over when I was a kid miss them calling this time of year and watching them chase the magies off.
Thanks Malc, ye this year ya know its been brilliant with the lapwings and we have loads of oyster catchers for some reason and obviously the curlews but ye its been brilliant to see them all dong their thing..
Your Lab Jack is awesome. Luv how he got all Birdie when the ducks flew over. Great post all the best !
Lol thanks Billy ye Jacks an old gun dog that has seen plenty of action so he does know whats happening even though he is going slightly simple lol..
That suppressor is doing an excellent job and I love how the dog lies beside you, scanning the area for targets.
Thank you Nico.
Glad you're back on the corvids!!... I love watching a master at work
Cheers Steve.
Excellent work Jack! Simon you did a nice job as well but Jack is the man. He still reminds me of my Jack so much. I enjoyed the presentation, thank you Sir.
Thank you Peter.
I always enjoy watching your videos and it's great to Jack looking so good. Keep up the good work you pair.
Thanks, will do my friend.
Your dog is a winner -the whole time your dog is scanning the sky and all around looking for a threat-just amazing
Thanks James ye Jacks an old gundog thats been really good in his day..
Hi Simon nice to you and jack out again and once again really nice shooting as always keep up the good work looking forward to the next one
Thank you kevin.
Wobbly as you follow then that moment of complete stillness, (and anticipation,) before the shot.. Brilliant...
Thanks Gaz ye i suppose i am..
Good video Simon, great to see you on camera a bit more and the narration worked well 👍 some good footage as always.
You wanna get yourself a drone with that lovely landscape - it would make some cracking footage!
Thanks Mark ye i have been thinking about a Drone for a while now but never got round to getting one, thanks again pal 👍.
Once again court has been held and justice has been handed down. Another great vid and glad to hear Jack is doing better. By the way got my rig put together. Tikka T3 varmint .223 and Vortex Scope. You have inspired me to get back to ridding the world of bests, lol. Best wishes.
Nice one Craig cracking set up there
Nice work as always. I had to do a double take. When you first showed yourself in profile, i thought, He's using his non-dominant eye! then you showed from a front angle and I saw why it looked that way.
Target recognition sure is important.
Jack looks very happy and eager to help.
Thank you my friend..
I watch your videos not because you are an incredible marksman, But firstly to see Jack. What a legend!!
Lol thank you Louis..
Excellent shooting on the crow's Simon and the 223 makes short work of them and I know the farmer will be pleased. Jack does seem to be moving a lot better and he looks very happy. Cheers brother and be safe
Thanks a lot Donald and keep safe my friend.
Jacky boy. So glad he's good. Mine is same age and really dramatically less active after illness. Great channel and also good how you explain why you're there.
Thank you Phil
Hi simon and jack to as always my friend that is some shooting you make it look so easy simon but i know it taken yrs 👍👍your skill is first to non lol fantastic to see you both looking well please be safe for us all and give our jack a hug he doze look like he as a bounce in him self lv the way you do that with your bullet shell to cach it lol god bless you my friend lv out to you and lv out to your family to simon un till the next time happy pestcontrol to you thank you so much for your time my friend i now its hard work but it makes my day to see the both of you out see you soon 🤣🛸
Thank you again so much my friend and really really appreciated 👍 you take care.
These are the best hunting videos on RUclips, hands down. Thank you.
Thanks very C R much appreciated.
Another spot on video Simon...glad to see your mate still got it!
Thanks again Chris.
Back in 2007 when my Duke(black lab)had a bad limp the vet gave me some new arthritis pills to give him and they worked wonders, he was able to run and play a lot better. It was dreadful follow-up visit with x-rays told the truth, bone cancer in his left shoulder and down his spine, I'll never forget my Duke😔
Love seeing Jack by your side Simon, he is so well trained. I've been waiting on some nuisance bird shooting 👍👍Great shoot'n my friend!!! Especially the pumpkin at the end. Show off!!! 🤣😂🤣jk my brother. Take care and God Bless
~Jay~
Thanks ever so much pal and i was sorry to hear about your Duke, ya know its just heart braking when these things happen and i know my mate hasn't got to long left with me, i will miss him damn it.
I really enjoy all your videos but the ones with Jack are a special treat. We humans don’t deserve dogs…we could all take a lesson from them on how to love unconditionally. What a special animal‼️
Thanks Charles ye dogs are fine animals for sure.
Some nice shooting as usual with your sako 223 .I use a tikka 223 for long range vermin control myself ,nice to see those crows getting what they deserve .
Thanks Richard ye the Tikkas are brilliant rifles also.
The old boy looks as alert as 6yr old ! And that tail could cause some damage the power he's got in that wag !
Great video again Simon, it's very therapeutic 🏴👍
Thank you Phil and much appreciated.
Good to see Jack out again, he did look to be moving better this time. Calm and as watchfull as ever, man's best friend.
Thanks Gerry ye he sure is pal.
Nice job mate and it’s great seeing ol mate getting around just loving being out on the job and that Sako is a lovely rig mate take care and stay safe cheers Yogi Australia 🇦🇺🤙🤙
Thanks Yogi ye Jack just loves being out there 👍
Your scope/rifle are zero'd allright... I love it!
Thank you.
Great Lamb protection Simon and Jack looks alot better, look forward to part 2.
Thank you Janice much appreciated.
Great video mate greetings from New Zealand.. beautiful .223 you've got there .. good to see Jack with a spring in his step
Thanks a lot pal. 👍
top vid simon and great too see jack by your side
Thank you Dave.
Wonderful shooting as always,thanks for the videos,and love seeing Jack!!
Thank you Carolyn..
Bless your spotter, good to see you both out enjoying yourselves.
Thank you Michael.
Your best friend and spotter is so in tune with you and the surroundings......its awesome
Thank you so much John.
Wonderful video, really good. I am impressed by the dog's majestic stance and the accuracy of the weapon. Thanks.
Thank you Dimitris.
Impressive like always, and always good to see Jack out and about with you.
Thanks Josh.
243 aint messing! HNY Simon, lovely to see
This was my 223 Kev👍
Forgive me if this sounds boastful,… But this American can shoot like that.
I grew up shooting around 2000 rounds a week as I grew up.
Many find memories as I watch this video.... as we cleared the fields of woodchucks here and upstate New York.
I am blown away by how well-behaved your dog is! What an incredible dog!!
Thank you Jay,ye shooting isn't that hard when you have had lots of practise...
Always a pleasure to watch the Master and his mate at work.
Thanks mum
Great to see the Jack fella out again .. Hopefully the meds you give him will help with the Arthritis..
Thanks Roy well as yet he seems better than he was 2 year ago so hope fully he could be ok.
Brilliant shooting as always Simon and another cracking watch ... Keep them coming
Thank you Terry..