Colonel Peter Hawker

Nick Horten kindly shares his knowledge with us on the subject of Colonel Peter Hawker - one of the great fathers of Wildfowling and Puntgunning
So sit down with a cup of tea and discover a lot about this great man, who he was, what he did and why his name is still around today.
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[@richardcranston1833]

Excellent vid as always. Wanted to say big thank you to Nick and his colleague met them at The London Shooting Fair, great chatting to you both. Plus the book with the double punt was awesome.

[@tudorwynphillips6458]

Loved it, very good video. Extremely interesting. Thanks both.

[@0ldg00ner]

This would make a great podcast. You should do some Jon. They are great for downloading and listening to on the car going to and from work.

[@jackjones7504]

Great job guys - I have just finished reading Saltwater , blackpowder and webbed feet with a Large portion of RPGs diaries in print . Perhaps you might give RPG a right of reply so to speak and do video on him and his Pals George Gould to the fore of course . The book is a good read . Looking forward to the next one , thanks.

[@nickhorten97]

Hi Jack, I`m sure we can do something featuring RPG in the future.

[@jackjones7504]

@@nickhorten97 Hi Nick that would be Great , thanks , enjoying the Punt Gunning Videos immensely. I shoot in an area RPG frequented so am very interested in what he got up to .

[@leskaye]

It is not correct that the Hawker thigh wound was a flesh wound. The diary refers to pieces of bone being surgically removed.

[@nickhorton813]

Thanks, I stand corrected.

[@wholeNwon]

Ahh, now it's clear why British cuisine has acquired its reputation.

[@stevewright3154]

Well said about ripping there eds off