Beautiful, fascinating! I like it! Great filming, great shooting, good looking birds! The clothings, the guns, the scenery, the camaraderie, the rain!! So different than up here! Cheers!
American Viewer here, honestly love the different takes on hunting as a whole where ever you go. Maybe once I’m older and have the cash to travel I could get to try my hand hunting abroad in the different traditional styles. Also I enjoy seeing the fancier double barrel guns instead of the relatively common semi autos and pumps that make up the fields and woods around me.
Also American viewer here - born & grew up in the south of England - I too prefer shooting my Beretta S 686 Special over-under on quail hunts. It never jams!
I am also American, but I have done British pheasant shoots. I really wouldn’t call it hunting though, they are farm raised birds released to shoot at. Hardly reaches any definition of a hunt. I still love it, and will do it again.
@@Stonehorn Well, Pheasants in my area are 90 percent released hunts as well. Weather that be state land through draws or paid places. But still different to see their take at it.
Johnny, great meeting you today at Browning San Antonio, TX. My uncle was no help in identifying the video I shared with him, but it was this one, covering your day in the Savernake. Enjoy your time in Texas and thank you for producing these informative videos.
Lovely to meet you too. Definitely didn’t spend enough time here for sure and can’t wait to come back. The Savernake is one of my favourite places in the world.
I honestly couldn't have enjoyed that more to an old shooter like me it's lovely to see old traditions kept alive with a nod to the future ie those charming youngsters I would say keep the tie though thanks for a most enjoyable post regards and stay safe and well
Savernake, such great history. Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic et al, lets not forget a medieval hunting forest for historians and legends alike xx
Can honestly say I completely agree with the modernization of the things that are frowned upon to closer align with what you were talking about. Cheers from Canada.
Great video as always, question for Johnny, have you ever done a video on how to clean a gun properly after a heavy days rain? We all know how to clean after a normal day in the field or the Clay's but often not sure what extra things to do after a fine soaking. What did you do with your gun after this shoot?
Now that looks like a good days shooting. None of this 800 plus bag, where the birds are just targets. My kind of shoot, which reminded me of my time on the rough shoots at Driffield and Leconfield back in the 90’s
Small walk one stand days are the future of driven shooting in my opinion and are some of the best days you can have if we are to show shooting in a better light we need to be shooting smaller days and make shooting more accessible to the average man. I’m glad someone else thinks wiltshire is gods country after 10 years here after moving from Yorkshire I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else it’s stunning around Marlborough we’ve some lovely shoots around here.
I learned from day one in hunting with my father and his friends was to never kill anything unless you plan on eating it (unless obvious reasons necessitate it). Always ask permissionn from farmers and respect their property.
Another brilliant video as always, iPhone or not. Some cracking birds and looks like you shot really well. Keep up the great work, your videos have been really inspiring this past season 👌🏻👌🏻
This is totally different than what I'm used to in the States. It looks like a lot of fun with a lot of friends. Thanks for enlightening me as to how you hunt in the UK.
Yes and no. In my humble opinion, it is hunting. I’m sure there’s a lot of behind the scenes work that goes on to make this happen. The game keeper’s job to maintain a population would really be interesting. It’s quite different and looks like a great experience.
@@Twistedoff2 they are literally birds raised in pens and released to shoot. That isn’t hunting, it’s game shooting. Still a wonderful outdoor sport, but it isn’t hunting in any way
Interesting to see film of pheasants coming at the shooter or flying by to the side and taking shots almost as if they were ducks. I’ve only seen them exploding into the air in front of me or a dog and flying straight away.
I thought this was August 1st, 2022, and was lije "wait a minute..." then remembered that y'all actually follow logic in how you represent your dates over there!
That what’s Game shooting is all about!! Looked a cracking day johnny!! Finally got your eye in 😂. You boys got a stand at the shooting show next week ?
Pheasants would eat the newly planted corn in my great grandfather's farm ruining his crop. They were illegal to shoot. When the cops found out he was shooting them they paid him a visit and said he would be fined if he kept shooting them. They also said, if the birds caused any loss they would reimburse him. He stopped shooting them and they ruined his crop. He went in and explained what happened. The man went into the back and came out and dropped a bag of corn on the counter and said "there you go". Needless to say that didn't go over well with a man who had left home at 16 to find his way in the world. Still from that day forward my great grandfather never shot another Pheasant... but he did shoot and eat a lot of what he called "dark chicken". And his corn came back. Haha that's one of my dad's favorite stories. He named me after my great grandfather.
@@tgsoutdoors I've tried technical ski socks before but they just don't suit the purpose as well. A lot of people don't understand that classic clothes come from a utilitarian need and have been refined over a very long time.
I would certainly love to hunt with those wonderful folks. I would use my side by side twelve bore and I would be right at home. Well, maybe in another lifetime!
As a hunter here in the USA , it’s fascinating watching the approach to hunting in the UK and how different the traditions are. Great content .. quick question out of complete ignorance; why wearing dress shirts and ties for a hunt out in the woods .. we wear specially made camouflaged clothes .. thank you for the great content.
Our grandfathers wore ties hunting... They dressed decent for most of the hunting they did. I started wearing plaids and woolens again for deer. Drab canvas for quail and dove. I guess the ducks and turkeys are about all I really camo up for anymore. I love seeing all this stunning English woolens and tweeds and how perfectly it blends in with and graces the English countryside. They become brushstrokes on the land and the hunting is more beautiful for it. It shows the respect they still have for the game and tradition and wonderful aesthetic. I wish more did it like this here in Georgia.
I am just now learning about British hunting and the commonalities and differences between it and the U.S but over here in the southern U.S it is uncommon to not eat what you shoot. for people to go hunt and not eat the thing they shot is not only very odd but very unsportsmanlike. hunters hunt to eat, so you eat what you shoot or you don't shoot it at all.
@@burmacondafrom what I understand for a long time it wasn't uncommon for British folks to shoot game and just leave it. I can't remember but he actually talked about that in a different video. He talked about the move towards eating what was shot. I don't care who eats it but it shouldn't be wasted.
Nothing quite like pruning trees 30 grams at a time....I also vastly prefer being in the woods than not - you don't have time to over-think things and you look like less of a tool when you miss...
Every single shoot that has kept beaters away from guns has been a disappointment for me regardless of the quality of birds. But then I wouldn't dream of turning up for a shoot day without a slab of beer and a slab of full fat coke for the beaters at lunch time. Without them there is no driven day. In the same vein I always make a point of thanking the beaters at the end of the day. I've done enough of both beating and standing to know a few words can be the difference between beaters thinking guns are dicks and beaters going the extra mile in the rain or the brambles.
Johnny, how tall are you?? I never see anyone taller than you in your videos. Love the videos keep them coming. I enjoy them here in southern California.
Hunting laws are so weird in UK... By the way, a dozen overdressed lord-like guys paying good money for syndicate hunting seems so strange for us in the southern Balkans...
I kept wondering what happens to all of the birds you shoot. Seemed like a lot to take home but perhaps not. I’m just not familiar enough (northeastern US) with shoots of this kind and volume. Must be good eating, not like the chemical experiments we pick up at the US supermarkets. Best Regards and thanks for sharing. Loved the RIZZINI piece you did.
I'd love to see you do what I think you'd call "a walk up/ rough shoot-" No tea party; Not relying on beaters; Walking through the countryside, watching the dogs work; Sussing out the game in it's natural habitat; Shooting one or two birds flushing after a point; Picking up and appreciating the bird you just took before moving on to the next shot.
@@steve-1974 thank you I have never left Michigan with a firearm let alone the country. Be a trip of a lifetime shooting Game there with my Winchester Supreme.
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It was fun to have you along, your blanking in needs some work but sure the kids will show you next season.
I look forward to the lesson immensely
Great work Sasha, for such terrible weather you still made an outstanding production.
He is the Game Shoot videography GOAT
@@tgsoutdoors he sure is great at making johnny look good. 😆
Beautiful, fascinating! I like it! Great filming, great shooting, good looking birds! The clothings, the guns, the scenery, the camaraderie, the rain!! So different than up here!
Cheers!
American Viewer here, honestly love the different takes on hunting as a whole where ever you go. Maybe once I’m older and have the cash to travel I could get to try my hand hunting abroad in the different traditional styles. Also I enjoy seeing the fancier double barrel guns instead of the relatively common semi autos and pumps that make up the fields and woods around me.
Also American viewer here - born & grew up in the south of England - I too prefer shooting my Beretta S 686 Special over-under on quail hunts. It never jams!
@@philallsopp42 Cornwall by any chance ?
I am also American, but I have done British pheasant shoots. I really wouldn’t call it hunting though, they are farm raised birds released to shoot at. Hardly reaches any definition of a hunt.
I still love it, and will do it again.
@@Stonehorn Well, Pheasants in my area are 90 percent released hunts as well. Weather that be state land through draws or paid places. But still different to see their take at it.
From France : all English spirit on this shooting game vidéo, absoutely lovely 😊
Always a good Sunday with a new tgs video! Thanks for the outstanding content like always! 👍🏼
Couldn't agree more 👌
As a young guy who recently got his hunting license this is the kind of stuff I want to participate in
Well done. Enjoyed your interview on the Birdshot pod cast as well!
Johnny, great meeting you today at Browning San Antonio, TX. My uncle was no help in identifying the video I shared with him, but it was this one, covering your day in the Savernake. Enjoy your time in Texas and thank you for producing these informative videos.
Lovely to meet you too.
Definitely didn’t spend enough time here for sure and can’t wait to come back.
The Savernake is one of my favourite places in the world.
Such an enjoyable watch, most envious I’ve been of a shoot in awhile!
I honestly couldn't have enjoyed that more to an old shooter like me it's lovely to see old traditions kept alive with a nod to the future ie those charming youngsters I would say keep the tie though thanks for a most enjoyable post regards and stay safe and well
Lovely name; You clearly were blessed with intelligent parents
@@pbp6741 Thanks for that my dad was sharp as a tack
Savernake, such great history. Palaeolithic, Mesolithic, Neolithic et al, lets not forget a medieval hunting forest for historians and legends alike xx
These are the shoots I tend too beat and shoot at more of a family feeling rather then a commercially run shoot where your just a number in the line
This is better than TV in Australia! Hands down fantastic!
Can honestly say I completely agree with the modernization of the things that are frowned upon to closer align with what you were talking about. Cheers from Canada.
Theres a limit, and fighting the greenies on this stuff is necessary.
Good times.
Great hunt
Very nice video. Describes the essence of being a sportsman no matter what part of the world your from!
Great video as always, question for Johnny, have you ever done a video on how to clean a gun properly after a heavy days rain? We all know how to clean after a normal day in the field or the Clay's but often not sure what extra things to do after a fine soaking. What did you do with your gun after this shoot?
Looks like a great place to shoot well done for having all the youngsters too they are the future to our sport.
Love you’re channel…the Quality the vibe the of music …every is just perfect
Now that looks like a good days shooting. None of this 800 plus bag, where the birds are just targets. My kind of shoot, which reminded me of my time on the rough shoots at Driffield and Leconfield back in the 90’s
Small walk one stand days are the future of driven shooting in my opinion and are some of the best days you can have if we are to show shooting in a better light we need to be shooting smaller days and make shooting more accessible to the average man. I’m glad someone else thinks wiltshire is gods country after 10 years here after moving from Yorkshire I wouldn’t want to live anywhere else it’s stunning around Marlborough we’ve some lovely shoots around here.
What a fantastic day. Looks like my kind of day. Just perfect.
I learned from day one in hunting with my father and his friends was to never kill anything unless you plan on eating it (unless obvious reasons necessitate it). Always ask permissionn from farmers and respect their property.
Another brilliant video as always, iPhone or not. Some cracking birds and looks like you shot really well. Keep up the great work, your videos have been really inspiring this past season 👌🏻👌🏻
This is totally different than what I'm used to in the States. It looks like a lot of fun with a lot of friends. Thanks for enlightening me as to how you hunt in the UK.
This is game shooting, not hunting. Still great fun, but not hunting
Yes and no. In my humble opinion, it is hunting. I’m sure there’s a lot of behind the scenes work that goes on to make this happen. The game keeper’s job to maintain a population would really be interesting. It’s quite different and looks like a great experience.
@@Twistedoff2 they are literally birds raised in pens and released to shoot. That isn’t hunting, it’s game shooting.
Still a wonderful outdoor sport, but it isn’t hunting in any way
Interesting to see film of pheasants coming at the shooter or flying by to the side and taking shots almost as if they were ducks. I’ve only seen them exploding into the air in front of me or a dog and flying straight away.
Very funny like always nice shooting 👍👍
Jis, that looks nice!
Thank you for sharing this
Ouch, real diverse crowd there. I'm super glad to be out of the UK and here in the US now where shooting and hunting is accessible to all.
Stop with the nonsense
Lovely.. Nice shoot. Best regards from 🇩🇰
I thought this was August 1st, 2022, and was lije "wait a minute..." then remembered that y'all actually follow logic in how you represent your dates over there!
That was really fun to watch.
Good that! Well done to all involved
That what’s Game shooting is all about!!
Looked a cracking day johnny!! Finally got your eye in 😂. You boys got a stand at the shooting show next week ?
No stand, nothing so sell except our smiles these days 😂
We are there Friday for a look around and short film
@@tgsoutdoors thats a shame I there Saturday I look forward to the new film enjoy 👍.
Have a great day regardless, should be a good show.
Hello TGS, I totally agree 👍 plus I prefer to shoot within a wood because I would like to be surprised to see were they come from.
I love my breeks, proper lined wool ones, I’m totally with you on that!
Good crack again lads 👍🏽💥 Well done from Northumberland
Pheasants would eat the newly planted corn in my great grandfather's farm ruining his crop. They were illegal to shoot. When the cops found out he was shooting them they paid him a visit and said he would be fined if he kept shooting them. They also said, if the birds caused any loss they would reimburse him. He stopped shooting them and they ruined his crop. He went in and explained what happened. The man went into the back and came out and dropped a bag of corn on the counter and said "there you go". Needless to say that didn't go over well with a man who had left home at 16 to find his way in the world. Still from that day forward my great grandfather never shot another Pheasant... but he did shoot and eat a lot of what he called "dark chicken". And his corn came back. Haha that's one of my dad's favorite stories. He named me after my great grandfather.
Brilliant tale
A shooting etiquette list would be funny.
Love your show! Fan Sweden 🇸🇪
Let's have a campaign to make breeks socially acceptable again! They truly are better than a lot of the tacti-cool pants my friends like to wear.
The barrel is still acceptable, I fear it is the stocking that needs the update.
@@tgsoutdoors I've tried technical ski socks before but they just don't suit the purpose as well. A lot of people don't understand that classic clothes come from a utilitarian need and have been refined over a very long time.
Hi Jonny how about a video for the newbie of game etiquette etc ?
Go on great shooting. Jonny, You can wear breeks or plus fours every day of the year in St Andrews and not one will bat an eye.
Can they relocate to the south of England?
Lovely stuff.
Excellent shoot.
I would certainly love to hunt with those wonderful folks. I would use my side by side twelve bore and I would be right at home. Well, maybe in another lifetime!
Excelentes cazerias amigos saludos chebres caza 👍
It is because of these videos that I'm getting more interested in using my side by side
JC is one helluva shot!!!
if that means 'can manage a serious and sustainedf rate of fire without worrying about his hit rate' then thankyou!
> "High Pheasant" cartridges
> Steel number 4's
Not very joined-up thinking there, Hull.
As a hunter here in the USA , it’s fascinating watching the approach to hunting in the UK and how different the traditions are. Great content .. quick question out of complete ignorance; why wearing dress shirts and ties for a hunt out in the woods .. we wear specially made camouflaged clothes .. thank you for the great content.
Our grandfathers wore ties hunting... They dressed decent for most of the hunting they did. I started wearing plaids and woolens again for deer. Drab canvas for quail and dove. I guess the ducks and turkeys are about all I really camo up for anymore. I love seeing all this stunning English woolens and tweeds and how perfectly it blends in with and graces the English countryside. They become brushstrokes on the land and the hunting is more beautiful for it. It shows the respect they still have for the game and tradition and wonderful aesthetic. I wish more did it like this here in Georgia.
This is game shooting, not hunting , no need for DPM ,
Jonny, love that Baker boy style hat you had at the start of the video... Any details please ?
Великолепная охота!
Second comment, just love seeing Johnny on peg when he's alert!
What jacket are you wearing under your gillet?
Nice video and great shooting 👍 🇬🇧
Nice shooting cracking vid keep up good work. What gun is it yours shooting the wood work looks stunning
Brilliant video
What jacket are you wearing under your gillet Johnny
What a smashing day!
Peasants shooting pheasants.
So jack is the only one that shot averagely, maybe that’s because it looked like you stole most of his birds 😂
😂 I can assure you that jack had plenty of shooting
I am just now learning about British hunting and the commonalities and differences between it and the U.S but over here in the southern U.S it is uncommon to not eat what you shoot. for people to go hunt and not eat the thing they shot is not only very odd but very unsportsmanlike. hunters hunt to eat, so you eat what you shoot or you don't shoot it at all.
Why should it matter who's eating the game as long as it's eaten?
@@burmacondafrom what I understand for a long time it wasn't uncommon for British folks to shoot game and just leave it. I can't remember but he actually talked about that in a different video. He talked about the move towards eating what was shot. I don't care who eats it but it shouldn't be wasted.
Another great video, but I was just wondering " Do you ever actually work "!!!
All the time according to my wife.
@@tgsoutdoors Hope she`s not watching the videos
Nothing quite like pruning trees 30 grams at a time....I also vastly prefer being in the woods than not - you don't have time to over-think things and you look like less of a tool when you miss...
Every single shoot that has kept beaters away from guns has been a disappointment for me regardless of the quality of birds. But then I wouldn't dream of turning up for a shoot day without a slab of beer and a slab of full fat coke for the beaters at lunch time. Without them there is no driven day. In the same vein I always make a point of thanking the beaters at the end of the day. I've done enough of both beating and standing to know a few words can be the difference between beaters thinking guns are dicks and beaters going the extra mile in the rain or the brambles.
Johnny, how tall are you?? I never see anyone taller than you in your videos. Love the videos keep them coming. I enjoy them here in southern California.
Unfortunately I’m 6’7”
@@tgsoutdoors Well a plus is your a bit closer to the target speeding by!! Love the channel and thanks for the reply,
Hunting laws are so weird in UK...
By the way, a dozen overdressed lord-like guys paying good money for syndicate hunting seems so strange for us in the southern Balkans...
Lord-like…. I’ll take that 😂
Missing the season already!
You and me both
14:30 "It's nice to be humiliated"
Are we learning something we shouldn't about you my any chance?
I kept wondering what happens to all of the birds you shoot. Seemed like a lot to take home but perhaps not. I’m just not familiar enough (northeastern US) with shoots of this kind and volume. Must be good eating, not like the chemical experiments we pick up at the US supermarkets. Best Regards and thanks for sharing. Loved the RIZZINI piece you did.
There are pheasant shoots and such in New England.
How much does a game shoot like this cost? Do you have to buy everything you shoot?
A day like this would be upwards of £500 per gun depending on the shoot. You are welcome To take as much of the game home as you please.
@@tgsoutdoors So is it £500 plus the cost of any birds you take home?
Looked a good fun day.Using steel ? which iPhone ?
Steel and a few of the lead hydro wad just so I can say I have tried them smile.
I think Sash has the 13 😊
@@tgsoutdoors Thanks..
Which steel load/choke Johnny as folded up birds well if they were shot with steel.
It looks they're shooting them at about 150 meters.
Nah, keep the old fashion etiquette, it is part of the fun in shooting
Come back to America and try out pheasants
I'd love to see you do what I think you'd call "a walk up/ rough shoot-" No tea party; Not relying on beaters; Walking through the countryside, watching the dogs work; Sussing out the game in it's natural habitat; Shooting one or two birds flushing after a point; Picking up and appreciating the bird you just took before moving on to the next shot.
How can a fella come shoot these amazing birds from Michigan ?
We host a couple of days every season, but it is not hard to book through a decent sporting agent. Get on a plane and then come and enjoy 😊
@@tgsoutdoors can I bring my firearm ?
It’s not so easy, but it is possible. Potentially easier to borrow one.
Simple just pay the silly fees.
@@steve-1974 thank you I have never left Michigan with a firearm let alone the country. Be a trip of a lifetime shooting Game there with my Winchester Supreme.
? SxS where was it.
You forgot your dog.
Great video
For gun haters and animal lovers😂
Age n class, but the bottom button was still fastened!?!? But rude
You forgot your dog 🐕.
He’s to vocal for a day like this.
is that type of hunting for rich people or not
It’s for everyone, but Varies in cost from the bottom to the top
@@tgsoutdoors i appreciate it and thanks for information
I swear just wear some 5.11s
Do you always shoot your neighbour’s birds?
Can British people not wear a shirt and tie?
whilst clay shooting is indeed a recognised sport.. this doesn't qualify as sport
🇪🇨🇪🇨💯👍
No. Shooting animals is not my thing.
It doesn’t have to be 😊
DISGRACE
this is barely hunting