Started Dogs & Puppies, Training, Stud Service for GSPs
Enjoy the best of the best from Team Wild’s Varminators! We’ve had a lot of great videos throughout 2013 but some rise above the rest. From foxes to alligators in Texas revisit some of the more exciting and action packed episodes that we’ve had the pleasure to deliver to our audience on YouTube.
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Last time we had a great afternoon with 110 pigeons. You can see it in this video:
But we are back, and how? The Dutch kennel Upperclaws (breeder of Joe) was with me today with two more dogs. We hoped for another 100+ afternoon. And we sure get where we hoped for!
On 3,5 ha of barley was a lot of damage from pigeons. This Barley goes straight to the Heineken factory. So its an important job! “Hundreds of birds” said the farmer. He was not lying. With 110 pigeons in the bag in less then 3 hours it was a perfect but very hot (35 degrees celsius) afternoon.
I used a Browning A5 with gamebore super steel number 5 32grs. Iam hunting with my field trial labrador Joe. You always have to be careful with gundogs in barley or other weeds. I have hunted this Barley for 2 weeks and Joe had a couple of inflammations from Barley spikes between his toes and on his back. Its seriously dangerous stuff.
I used some flocked full body decoys and some FUD’s. But when I have shot some pigeons I take the plastic decoys away and only use the freshly shot pigeons.
I have filmed everything with a GoPro 5.
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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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Tonight’s Isuzu D-Max Huntsman adventure sees American hunter Nolen Sweet of Realtree, joining Team Wild’s Ian Harford on a walked up grouse shoot in the majestic highlands of Scotland. Nolen’s a crack shot when it comes to quail hunting in the USA, so he’s feeling confident that that he’ll bag a bird or two with his trusty Longthorne shotgun. But, with heavy mist and light rain, the weather’s not playing ball. Will they manage to bring some grouse home for the pot?
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Team Wild’s Redneck Road Trip: Day 41. We’re back at the awesome Ross Hammock ranch in Inglis, Florida. The owner of the ranch, Mr HR Ross will be giving you a guided tour of the ranch, showing you the hunting available, the accommodation and much more. Check it out!
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On this week’s episode of Team Wild’s Varminators, Keith Anderson and Steve Wild were invited to a rooster photo shoot with their good friends at SPD Pest Control. The boys are ready to have a fantastic day of filming, but there is a problem. The forest is infested with annoying gray squirrels and needs to be varnished. It’s not all fun and games… For more exciting hunting episodes, visit My Outdoor TV –
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Season Three – Episode Five – Power Partridge Shooting in Spain To watch this series and more exciting hunting episodes, visit My Outdoor TV – Great British Shooting is proudly sponsored by: Hull Cartridges: Le Chameau: Subscribe to this channel for regular video updates: Like Team Wild TV on Facebook: Follow Team Wild TV on Twitter: Follow Team Wild TV on Instagram:
Keith Anderson is looking for a deer for the table and has been told there have been some grazing in the fields of a local farm. In this week’s episode of Team Wild’s Carnivore, your goal is to kill two birds with one stone: do the farmer a favor by removing a deer or two from his land and harvest some tasty deer in the process. And then, a little fox hunting wouldn’t hurt either! Steyr Mannlicher Pro Hunter .308 Rifle: 123g Sako Ammo: Great Wall Steed: Swarovski Binos: Swarovski 8×56 IR Scope: Snipersystems Bipod: NiteSite NS200: Deerhunter Ram Clothing on Realtree APG:
Extreme hog hunter Randy Brown is frequently asked questions about the dogs he uses on his hog hunts. Each of their dogs is specially trained for their individual hunting tasks, whether tracking a hog or restraining it. In this week’s episode of Team Wild’s Xtreme Hoggers, Randy introduces you to the hog-pointers of Enon Plantation and shows you the kit they use to track them when they howl at those troublesome hogs.
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