There's NO going back from this...

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Published 2024-03-03
I have dreamed of a day like this all of my adult life, and finally, I got to experience a Traditional British Driven Wild Pheasant and Partridge shoot.

It was possibly the best day of shooting I have been on to date...

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All Comments (21)
  • @RobGreenside
    " You don't need to be killing hundreds of birds to have a good time.".............. well said Jonny
  • @wuschuchopf
    The production value of those videos is absolutely ridiculous. The narration, the camera shots, the music - it's an absolute masterpiece. Thank you for sharing this amazing experience. Greetings from Switzerland.
  • @kenlansing1216
    The message needs to get out there that hunters- not environmentalists- who take the time and effort to manage our game population. It is hunters who really care for the game they hunt. Also, nice side-by-side you got there. Is it one you restored?
  • @tylerwolcott5003
    We need more of this type of conservation in the states. Spraying from edge to edge is killing the population of everything natural. Great video! Love watching these adventures every Sunday morning. 🤙🏻
  • I am from the US. I run pointers as often as I can, and love it! What you have shown in this video is awesome!!! Anyone who has hunted with a group understands the bonds that are formed in that moment and time. You JC have managed to capture that very emotion. Carry on JC, Best Regards from the US.
  • @user-gm4bn7ql6u
    Its insecticides that are the route cause of the demise of Grey Partridges and songbirds in the UK, the are so effective at killing all the bugs that are needed as food for all wild bird chicks,
  • @ismaelea212
    When I think it couldn't get any better TGS defies my expectations. Absolute joy to watch this, the storytelling, the filming and editing are top notch. I love the direction you're taking with the last few hunting videos and glad to see this new direction of interest towards hunts that reward effort and sustainability.
  • @mrbritish
    Well done team TGS! Another beautifully put together video that combines incredibly well done camera work, audio very good, appropriate b roll and a solid edit…. and more importantly…. humility and education! Wonderful to see and hear Ant in his element, a great educator. Cracking video boys, very well done!
  • 10/10 Ant great explanation and phenomenal insight from the both of you
  • @jefftulman4890
    Learned so much, and gained incredible appreciation for doing it right.
  • @ianspicer1529
    Bravo! More of this sort of thing please - a simply wonderful film Jonny, brim full of passion. I've long thought that our enjoyment of the countryside should be sipped and not gulped - exactly this, precisely what this film encapsulates. Thank you.
  • @MrWricks01
    Well done. I used to hunt a managed farm in southern New Jersey in the 1980s. This video brought back some fond memories.
  • @butzbach1
    We have fancy hunting in the US too but as a rule, must of us good ole boys put on tattered camo and just hit the woods. I see this as a bygone era form of hunting. I personally am going on one of these in Wales in November this year and seeking out opportunities in many other countries as well as here in the US. I love this stuff and yes, most can’t do it. It’s expensive and poo pooed by many. Conservation will always be made possible by hunters. Never forget that. And keep up this wonderful production. It showcases possibilities and opportunity. I can’t wait!
  • @Tblpeps
    the atmosphere that is created in the narration, the cinematography, the comments and the right soundtrack is second to none. you can almost feel the moisture in the air and smell the dampness in the ground. Yes this is a video about hunting and that's not to everyone taste but its also about a lot more. Its about being in nature, its about land management and conservation and its also about having the conversation about where as hunters where we stand in it all. some of the most beautiful things I have seen over the years is when I'm trying to become invisible in the environment i'm in and letting the world around me become natural again. its that moment when a robin comes and sits on the end of your gun or watching 2 hares fighting at the bottom of a field and sometimes its making the decision not take the shot because its just to perfect. to the whole TGS crew just to perfect...thank you
  • Kudos to the TGS team for touching on this often overlooked subject of proper habitat management, especially as it should be the fundamental basis for ALL of the British countryside and not just for country sports. Educational info like this not only helps strengthen our own ranks, but hopefully spills out to the general public who takes such things for granted..........more please? :)
  • @levischenk2668
    Thank you Jonny and Sash for another wonderful experience. I know you hear this all the time, but if you are every on the west coast of the U.S.A. in the fall, send me a pm and I'll take you hunting in a little piece of paradise. The beard is looking great!
  • @mrbritish
    Comment #2, because I need to emphasis this. Ant speaking around 16minutes, it’s just wonderful education! More please, more! Beautiful mix of education and entertainment, TGS keeps getting better and better!
  • @bruce502
    Thank you for sharing this incredible day. Such lovely country.