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Bow Hunting Deer: Early Season Success! (#200) @GrowingDeer.tv

From www.GrowingDeer.tv: It’s our 200th episode and a great start to the 2013 deer season with the early bow season in Kentucky! Grant and Adam have to make some hard calls when a nice buck comes in close along with several mature does. Watch this video to find out which ones Grant tags and why he made those choices.
#deerhunting #teamoutdoors
Once you’ve watched the episode check out the main website at www.GrowingDeer.tv for more great information useful for all deer hunters. If you are on facebook — join the conversation and share photos on Dr. Grant Woods page: https://www.facebook.com/pages/Grant-Woods/260242857400 or Twitter: @GrowingDeer

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Woodcock Hunting in ESTONIA The REAL Paradise for bird hunting!

Join me and my father on an unforgettable hunting adventure in Estonia, renowned as one of the world’s premier destinations for woodcock hunting.

Armed with our Savage shotguns, we navigate the stunning landscapes and rich forests in search of these elusive birds.
Watch as our remarkable dogs showcase their skills, expertly pointing out woodcocks and enhancing the thrill of the hunt. Experience the bond of family, the beauty of nature, and the excitement of hunting in this captivating journey that combines tradition and adventure.

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📌 Highlights:
00:00 INTRO an overview of our trip to Estonia for hunting Woodcocks
00:26 Preparing dogs and equipment for our first time hunting in Estonia for woodcocks.
01:58 First outing with the dogs
02:26 How Pepé Ampuero became a hunter, thanks to Woodcocks.
03:21 How Pedro Ampuero started hunting small game with his father
04:46 Celebrating the first shot of the hunt, first woodcock with the shotgun
05:51 How to hunt woodcocks with dogs
07:45 Hiiumaa a great place for hunting woodcocks in Estonia
10:00 Bird migration in Estonia and local birds
10:47 When woodcocks go bouncing they escape from hunters.
11:42 The local birds are harder to hunt.
12:19 Our guide is a master in Woodcock hunting
12:35 The beautiful work the dogs do while woodcock hunting
14:30 How to differenciate younger woodcocks from older ones.
14:51 Typical thing it’s done to remember woodcocks.
15:18 The adrenaline of woodcock hunting
16:20 Best woodcock stalk we have ever experienced.
18:41 Dogs especialised on small game
20:20 Equipment used for woodcock hunting
21:27 First miss
22:10 How to shoot woodcocks.
23:08 Epic miss hunting woodcocks
24:44 Pepé misses the first woodcock.
26:41 Saying goodbye to the forest of Estonia.

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EQUIPMENT LIST
SHOTGUN: @SavageAccuracy RENEGAUGE semiautomátic shotgun 12 cal, with cartridge steel number 8.
GEAR:
@kuiuultralight Kuiu brush pant, merino 145, Field flannel Shirt and Yukon gaiters.
@LathropandSonsBootCo Boots.
@Garmin GPS Dog Collars.
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Goose hunting (ganzenjacht) in Holland. Labrador retrieving with a gopro harness.

I am hunting in the same spot as before. But only in this time of the season you can use decoys (dead birds) and a call. And for a change I have put my gopro 5 on top of my field trial labrador with the dog harness.

I used a Browning A5 12g shotgun and gamebore black gold 4’s 32 gr. shells. I use mostly DK Wai calls. In this video I use the greylag hammer and the canada hammer II.

Iam working with my 3,5 year old field trial labrador. Newtons Joe of Upperclaws.

Iam wearing a deerhunter avanti max 4 jacket and sealskinz gloves.

I have added subtitles with explanation of the hunt.

I hope you guys like it and don’t forget to subscribe.

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Fred Eichler ATA 2012

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Meet Fred Eichler at the ATA Show | Easton Archery Booth

Hey everyone—Fred Eichler here! I’m on my way to the ATA Show, and I’d love to meet you. Come by and say hi at the Easton Archery booth!

🗓️ Appearance Times:

Wednesday at 2:00 PM

Thursday at 11:00 AM

Whether you’re a fellow bowhunter, gearhead, or just want to talk archery, stop in and let’s chat.

🎯 Booth: Easton Archery
📍 Event: ATA Show (Archery Trade Association)

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#FredEichler #ATA2025 #EastonArchery #ArcheryShow #BowhuntingCommunity #MeetFred #ShootStraight

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Cedar Knoll Hunting | Bob Redfern’s Outdoor Magazine

In this episode we travel to Allendale, South Carolina to visit our old friend Hayward Simmons at Cedar Knoll Hunting Lodge and Lakeview Plantation. First we’ll try to plink a big hog in the evening, then in the morning, head out for some quail hunting.

On The Sportsman’s Table, we’re serving up American Hog Snapper, caught right off the coast of South Carolina.

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Prairie Dog Episode Upsets Viewer | Viewer Feedback

Keith Warren responds to a viewer appalled by our Prairie Dog episodes. http://highroadhunting.com

Prairie Dogs, Prairie Dog hunting, North Dakota, North Dakota hunting.

Whether it’s hunting whitetails in his home state of Texas or challenging the caribou roaming the tundra above the Arctic Circle, Keith Warren captures the true essence of why hunters hunt. He is quick to point out that it’s not how big of animal we shoot on the show that makes a difference, it’s how we portray the entire experience that sets us apart from other programs. “Hunting is something that is in our DNA and it’s the ultimate connection to nature,” says Keith.

Keith Warren is an icon in the outdoor television industry and a devoted conservationist. He has been producing and hosting television shows specifically geared to outdoorsmen for thirty years and has appeared on networks such as Outdoor Channel, VERSUS, ESPN, ESPN II, Sportsman’s Channel and Pursuit Channel.

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Hunting Camp Tour

Taking you on a hunting camp tour or deer camp tour, whichever wording you prefer. This hunting camp setup is a bit different, maybe you’ll be able to get some deer camp ideas and hunting camp ideas for your own setup. Thanks for watching!

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#camp
#Sportsman101

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A Day In The Life Of: GBS Gundogs & Picker Ups With Kev Jenkins

Episode Ten – With the pheasants flying high over the British countryside we join Picker Upper & Gundog Trainer Kev Jenkins owner of Dafarn Galed Gundogs, as he explains the vital role gundogs play on shoot days.

Welcome to a Great British Shooting, here we celebrate all that is great about shooting in Britain. From world-renowned driven shoots on prestigious country estates, through to walked up “rough shoots” on farms and smallholdings, we meet some of the incredible characters that bring our shooting days together.

The Bodidris Shoot Estate is set within the beautiful surroundings of Denbighshire, North Wales and offers shooters quality driven game on a traditional family run sporting estate. The atmosphere is always upbeat and friendly, as the team are dedicated to providing professional and friendly services, making sure everyone involved has the best day shooting possible.

Gundogs are an essential part of any driven shoot day; they not only can reach difficult areas such as undergrowth’s, they can help locate lost or injured game. It also would be unethical not to have dogs on driven days.

Kev’s role on shoot days is to stand behind the guns and collect all the birds that have been shot.

Before any gundogs can be taken on a driven shoot day they need extensive training.

One of the most challenging aspects of training gundogs would be teaching them steadiness. It’s essential that the dogs know the birds are there to be hunted and pushed forward – but for the dogs not to, what is called, peg them (i.e. catch the birds themselves). The only time a gundog should have a bird in its mouth is on a retrieve.

Kev loves nothing more than building a strong relationship with his gundogs – “Getting to see a puppy that has been specifically chosen from a litter go through extensive training to the point where they can confidently retrieve a bird is the best feeling in the world”.

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How to track wounded deer with a dog

A bowhunter needs help to try and find a roebuck which didn’t fall. Dajarna is also one of only a handful of trained trackers in Denmark. All hunters here need to have the number of one of these guys in their phone. He shows Max Hunt how he follows up deer with his German wirehaired pointer.

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We’re proud to promote enjoyment of fieldsports and the countryside. There are three guiding principles to everything we do on Fieldsports Channel:
▶ Hunt, shoot and fish responsibly
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Digweed: pigeon shooting with warm cartridges

Twenty-times world shooting champion George Digweed is out on the English North Downs shooting flighting pigeon on maize stubble. 90% of the birds are over 60 yards away, some nearing 100 yards. As well as a lesson in long range shooting George also shows us why it’s important to keep those cartridges warm for the best performance.

This item first appeared in Fieldsports Britain, episode 159. To watch the whole show go to http://Fcha.nl/fieldsportsbritain159

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▶ Ensure a humane, clean and quick kill
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Why shoot pigeons?
The woodpigeon is recognised as the UK’s number one agricultural pest and causes millions of pounds of damage (AHDB consultation 10-40% loss in yield. Equivalent loss of £125/ha for Oil Seed Rape, £250/ha for peas, £350-£1250/ha for brassicas) to agricultural crops every year including cereals, brassicas, oilseed rape, peas and salad crops. Pigeon damage reduces the yield, quality, appearance and ultimately the saleability of the crop. Pigeons can also cause damage in gardens and allotments – pecking at the leaves and ripping off portions, often leaving just the stalks and larger leaf veins. They may also attack and strip buds, leaves and fruits off trees and bushes.
The UK woodpigeon population was last estimated at 5.4 million pairs in 2009. Densities of wood pigeon are the highest in Eastern England, coinciding with the highest concentration of horticultural production.
Wild pigeon (game) is natural and free range, and it is one of the healthiest meats available today. It’s low in cholesterol and high in protein… and, quite simply, delicious.

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Hunting – Pheasant, Woodcock, Duck

De tweede jacht video in december 2021. In deze video jagen we op fazant, houtsnip en eend. Natuurlijk is mijn hond Stone weer aanwezig. Dit keer ook de honden: Gordon Setter, Spaniël, Labrador, small Münsterlander en Drentsche Patrijshonden.

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Voor hen die de waarschuwingen m.b.t. jacht nog niet waargenomen hebben: voor deze video wordt kijker discretie geadviseerd. In deze video worden wilde dieren bejaagd en geschoten.

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Jacht – Goose and Duck hunting

In deze jachtvideo staat het jagen op eenden en ganzen centraal. Natuurlijk is de staande jachthond weer van de partij, dit keer om te apporteren.

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Voor hen die de waarschuwingen m.b.t. jagen nog niet waargenomen hebben: voor deze video wordt kijker discretie geadviseerd. In deze video worden wilde dieren bejaagd en geschoten.

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