Small Game Hunting with a .410 Shotgun! (Squirrel, Grouse, Rabbit!)
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- Опубликовано: 14 янв 2025
- In this video, I take my old single shot .410 shotgun to do some small game hunting in central Newfoundland!
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Great video!! Amazing dogs!!
Great day in the woods a lunch and a bit of game take care
Pretty woods right there
Great day out with the dogs. Look foreward to your videos
Finally, someone who carries a single shot shotgun properly ! Really great videos.
How’ that ? Carrying a single shot empty cost him a lot of missed opportunity to get game. A loaded single shot such as his is perfectly safe. Know your firearm being used.
A loaded firearm is never safe. I know of an instance where the hammer got tangled in thick brush and discharged. Is a grouse worth the risk ?
yes
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@@randaman7098there’s a thing called safety?
@@randaman7098hammer block safety and you’ll be fine loaded is always better
Great day in the woods with the lite dusting of snow. Great action with the .410
Looking forward to the tasty Squirrel 🐿️ cook up.
Great trip. Goose is doing good with flushing the animals. Enjoyed the video.
Awesome, enjoy your time.
the dogs are awesome!
Fantastic, love your work Robert and those dogs are hilarious, keep em comin man. Cheers.
What are the leather gloves you use on your adventures. You don’t seem to have any issues handling those hot pots and pans. I need some good ones!!
the perfect day buddy. I have never tried squirrel either. Looking forward to that cooking video. Take Care
It doesn’t taste to gamey but taste like a chicken…best basic description I can give…red squirrel to be exact
Beautiful pictures.
Epic squirrel shooting with the 410 buddy. Hard to get that on video, but you killed it.....LOL.....literally.
Awesome video! I gotta get out and chase some birds before the seasons over
Thanks for the videos
I'm from Saskatchewan. Your accent gave me mixed signals, then I thought about it and realized you were a Newfie. Right on man
Great video, I am yet to try squirrel as well, going to have to sooner or later I'm sure because won't be able to let my curiosity go much longer lol. Looking forward to your video when you has a cook up.
Great videos!
Great video buddy
What shot size do you use in that 410?
Any sign o ticks on them squirrels?
Nope. Not on those ones
Great video ty
Pretty nice video. I'm watching from southeast Arkansas
Man I had a Marlin lever action .410 bought new. Had to sell it and the dealer who bought it from me lowballed. Those guns are $1500 if you can find one. Henry makes a sweet version. We used to hire a guide with beagles up in the Adirondacks fir snowshoes
What ammo are you using
I don't know why it is that it seems like all you RUclips hunters walk around with unloaded guns while hunting ? I have been hunting all my life with many friends, family and some in between, and can't think of one of them that didn't have a loaded gun while hunting ? You snooze you loose !
He's what you call a safe Hunter he don't want to take a chance of shooting himself being out there all alone
His gun has no hammer...
Not responding to the video as much as the comment about not loading a gun.
I’ve hunted over 45 years and I never load my gun til I’m set up and ready to shoot if I was stand hunting something.
Rabbits I’d be using beagles and anyone hunts with me knows they need to circle the rabbit at least once before we
load.
Bird dog goes on point before gun gets shut. I use stack barreled guns. Even turkey when I get up to move the gun gets opened, unloaded. They must be responding to a call and ducks are never pass shot. Wings set, feet down. 15 yard shots the rule. Be advised I killed 147 puddle ducks (I was doing surveys for the state, only reason I know number) in one season.
It’s not so much about targets of opportunity. One, two more means nothing. Sports hunting is supposed to be sporting and accomplishment is key. Just a random lucky circumstance adds nothing to our ability as a hunter. In fact doing it the more sporting way, makes it harder, the hunter better. Hope that made sense and If a guy walked near me loaded I’d excuse myself to another woods. Safety first, sporting second
@@mathewgoebel4078 If he's worried about shooting himself, he has no business packing a gun ! And if he is alone , who might he shoot ?
Great vid. Is your jacket waterproof and what is the brand?
Always entertaining.. I’m a big fan of the natural lifestyle you live.. so I was recently given some ground moose, and a nice round steak.. would love some ideas and advice on how to cook It.. this will be my First time cooking moose. So any advice is appreciated.. very best 🍻
cooking on open fire is good, but i prefer a pan on open fire lol . squirrel would be interesting ?!
Either my eyesight got better or you have a new camera. Incredible video quality.
How come you don’t keep a shell in your gun? Not giving ya a hard time just curious if there’s a reason
I’m not a big fan of carrying any gun through the woods with a live round in the chamber. Because this is a single shot .410, there is no magazine so if I were to carry a round in the chamber, I would have to rely on the mechanical safety to make sure the gun doesn’t accidentally go off, and that is not a safe practice in my opinion.
@@langdonoutdoors7859 I see, I thought it might have been a Canadian law or something. To each his own everyone can decide what is safe for themselves
What's a grouse?😎 haven't seen one for eight yrs. So sad😣
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Squirrels can be there one second and gone the next I call em ninja rats😂
So my question is why don't you have your gun loaded when you start hunting? And the next question is what brand is your 410? Very cool thanks for sharing my friend 🤠
I agree. Never heard of waiting to load the gun till you see an animal. 😮
Izhevsk Mechanical Plant IZh-18, also called "Baikal" for better sounding name outside Russia. In the USA it was sold under the name Remington Spartan 100.
I know a guy who shot his brother below the knee when he tripped with a 12 Guage. He got a one legged brother now. They were birding.
His shotgun has no hammer, thus he's correctly carrying it.
There amazing dogs and that's why they been used for Years in Newfoundland and Labrador.
Headed out for squirrels this Saturday!! Saw bunch while I was deer hunting… hope they still around!!
What kind of hunter walks around with an unloaded gun?
Why hunt with empty gun on shoulder
His gun has no hammer...