Our weekly show launched on the Glorious 12th August 2009. It’s out every Wednesday, 7pm UK time. Here are some of the popular ones:
- Title
- Fieldsports Britain - Hunting British wild boar + woodcock bonanza + Quex Museum
- Runtime
- 30:48
- View count
- 460,859
- Description
- With the bulk of the shooting season coming to a close, we're after so much in this half-hour Fieldsports Britain show. How do you shoot British wild boar? What do you do when there is a huge fall of woodcock? What's it like wildfowling on the Humber estuary? And, as if that's not enough, we're at the Quex Museum in Kent, founded by big game hunter Major Powell-Cotton, and we are asking who is the best Young Shot in the UK? Find out with the Schools Challenge, a national clay competition designed to make shooting fun. Pour yourself a glass, click and sit back...
- Title
- Fieldsports Britain - Hunting pigeons with airguns and the history of pheasant shooting
- Runtime
- 18:55
- View count
- 214,115
- Description
- It's a dog and bird episode of our weekly programme. On the bird front, we join ace airgunner Frank Underdown to learn how to bring in pigeons to decoys and shoot them with an airgun. We also have expert Mike Yardley to teach us about the history of pheasant shooting. And for dog lovers everywhere, find out how your highly-trained companion can retrieve you a brand new car worth £20,000. That's what happened to one dog handler at the Midland Game Fair. Watch our programme - we're the antidote to BBC Countryfile.
- Title
- Fieldsports Britain - Shooting pigeons in the snow + deer with Wayne van Zwoll
- Runtime
- 28:19
- View count
- 97,384
- Description
- We've got pigeons, roe deer and a shivering muntjac in this week's show: * Top US hunting writer Wayne van Zwoll is out after muntjac in the Cotswolds with stalker Oliver Power of the English Safari Company * Ian Harford of Team Wild TV is taking his Ruger M77 to cull roe does with stalker Andy Richardson in Fife * Andy Crow is out shooting pigeons in Kent with Sporting Shooter editor Dom Holtam Snow and ice brings its own challenges to shooting sports. This week's programme has all the tips you need to go shooting and stalking in cold weather.
- Title
- Fieldsports Britain - Rabbit shooting pellets and how to forage for food (episode 157)
- Runtime
- 25:49
- View count
- 90,630
- Description
- Round pellets, flat pellets and pointed pellets - which is better when you are after rabbits? Roy Lupton conducts an almost scientific test to show which of them do the most damage to a rabbit. It's a test that will lead to higher standards in shooting. That's not all. Game chef Mark Gilchrist is after muntjac in Essex (crucial word is 'after'), And Jonny Crockett from Survival Schools says which hedgerow plants from the English autumn are good to eat. There is News Stump, where David gets to put on the Brian May wig again. And there is Hunting YouTube. It all adds up to great TV. Read the magazine version http://www.scribd.com/doc/115039602/Fieldsports-Britain-episode-157
- Title
- Fieldsports Britain - Kristoffer Clausen eats fox + chasing rabbits with lurchers
- Runtime
- 22:00
- View count
- 90,412
- Description
- We are catching rabbits with lurchers, we are decoying crows and pigeons, and we even have a bloke eating a fox. On this week's Fieldsports Britain, ace hunter Kristoffer Clausen talks about living in the wilds of Norway for a whole year. He is over in the UK to enjoy some crow shooting with Mark Gilchrist. Nearby, Andy 'Crowman' Crow is decoying in the pigeons that are feeding on acorns at this time of year. Next - after David Wright gets emotional on the news stump (he is insanely jealous of Adam Henson who is on the programme too) - we are lamping rabbits with lurchers on Dartmoor with professional rabbit-catcher Ed Cook. Ed takes 20,000 rabbits a year. Then we're off to Somerset for a day out with the South Somerset Ferreters who are also using lurchers to catch the rabbits that coming out of a couple of long buries. We have a grandstand view of the action. And finally, staying in Somerset, we join the popular Pass It On lads and lasses as they pass on the joys of hunting, shooting and fishing at an open day for local schoolchildren.
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Thanks Charle and field sports I could not have had such a great day without you. I would also like to thank JCB, Peter Johns and all who helped me thank you. Kind Regards Chris Warner
Great programme, one of the few things I look forward to each week. Do you have any window stickers available that us fans can adorn our vehicles with? If not it might be a good idea.
Keep up the good work!!!
Great show, look forward to watching it every week, maybe 2013 will see you’s come across the pond to Ireland more often!!!!!!!! Keep up the great work.
P.S
MAKE Roy Lupton set up a facebook page!!!!
I have a lamp that I fox too! Lol
Good to see Roy again
Fantastic content witty and informed a real pleasure to watch every week. Look forward to all the new content for 2013.
Wishing all the team a great new year.
I look forward to watching your show as you take time to explain
What your doing as you go keep them coming thank
PS
Where can I get the camera mount you use.
Oops…that’s the Zeiss 2.5-8×32 Conquest I want back.
Greetings from Texas
I really enjoyed the video of the large, highly organized driven game shoot in Germany. That was probably as close as it gets to the old royal hunts in German forests.
I am also a user of the products of both sponsors, for a while anyway. I am running out of my favorite ammo, 30-06 RWS, 150 gr. ID Classic for my favorite rifle, Sako 85 Bavarian Stutzen w/Zeiss 3-9×40 Conquest. I also like this ammo for my foul weather rifle, Sako 75 30-06 Stainless Synthetic.
Evidently RWS have stopped marketing sporting rifle ammo in the USA. I also liked, and have no more; 30-06, 180 gr. UNI Classic, 30-06, 184 gr. RapX, and 6,5×55, 140 gr. DK. A friend swears by RWS 300 Winchester Magnum, 184 gr. RapX as the best elk (wapiti) killer in the Rocky Mountains.
Please use the vast influence and good offices of FieldSportsBritain to get those dummkopfs at RWS to bring their sporting rifle ammo back to the USA.
While you are at it, tell the dummkopfs at Zeiss to bring back the 2.5-8×36 Conquest. I let my last one go in a trade thinking I could buy another whenever I wanted, but noooooooo… That would be my preferred Zeiss scope for the above Sako 85 Bavarian Stutzen.
John Bute
El Lago, Texas
Excellent show..Great presentation too (good work Charlie).
Nice to keep an eye on whats going on back in Britian~You’ll have to get out here (British Columbia) one day!
Keep up the good work.
Thanks again
Paul
Please advertise “Horne250″, a guy who shoots rabbits and squirrels on his own channel. He needs some more publicity and deserves it for his skills.
Love the show ,being watching for about a year now.Just one word to describe the shows BRILLIANT.Keep up the great work
Great show again Lads! Any chance of a competition for the car…also when is the “Crow Man” back??
NI Stag and buck seasons run from 1st Aug – 31st April. Hind and Doe are 1st Nov-31st March. The dates David mentioned 24/10/12 are the Scottish dates. http://www.basc.org.uk/en/departments/deer-management/advice/deer-seasons.cfm
great show, watch it every week, i am trying to acquire roy luptons dvd, battle on the high ground, would it possible to point me in the right direction?
many thnaks
cracking peruque head on a roe friends with a pussy cat!
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EbfZZ6KVCCY
keep up the good work
Could you please do more interviews with gamekeepers please. Covering tips and tricks of the trade. A typical day feeding birds etc and a typical shoot day from the keepers prospective.
Thanks
Keith Hogg
Could you please do more interviews with gamekeeper please. Covering tips and tricks. A typical day feeding birds etc and a typical shoot day from the keepers perspective.
Thanks
Keith Hogg
after just reading a post on facebook, you need to pass the film(rogue stag) featuring Simon K Barr of Tweed Media onto the BBS and BASC for their comments and disciplinary procedure action.
love the show watch it ever week with my son
Hi Charlie, felt compelled to drop you and especially Roy a thank you for this week’s show. Both I and one of my fellow stalking, game shooting, wildfowling and fox shooting colleagues were convinced you would feature Roy out shooting in a wheelchair following his recent operation. Pure genius and great to see Roy well on the road to recovery.
It also cheered me up no end after just returning from a meeting with my local MP who has signed an Early Day Motion to end game shooting after consulting with the League Against Cruel Sports. Needless to say his views and info were grossly inaccurate.
I would just like to start by saying “Roy you are my hero and get well soon as i love your fox shooting vids” Now that is out of the way i have not long subscribed to field sports channel and i find it most informal as a rabbit and fox controler grait stuff keep up the good work and cannot wait till next weeks epesiode.
shame you cant get the programme’s onto terrastrial tv,its better than watching the soaps!!!!!!!!!!!!
cannot agree more mark
having just seen the latest edition, Mark Gilchrists gps……. can this be used to map mole traps… well worth the few quid surely..
many thanks, and keep up the fantastic work with the shows…….
martyn.
Greetings from Texas, Roy. Get well soon; Guns Up!
i would just like to pass comment on last weeks show were pro hunter simon barr has to take out a wild red stag in a deer park.
is this guy looking for an award for worst video of the year.
he tells viwers he is in a deer park were the stags have had antler removed yet walking be hind him is a stag very much with antler.
he also goes on to tell us that he has put two rounds in the engine room of the stag which is still trying to walk with a very clear right front leg shot.
very very poor video and very poor of a (pro staff hunter).
you should edit your films better or get new pro staff.
thanks andy
I would like to wish Roy lupton my best wishes with his operation, and a speedy recovery!really look forward to seeing him again as soon as possible as he shares my passion of shooting foxes!
Hooked from the first episode, Wednesdays are to look forward too.
Well Done.
Alan Lawrence
Great show lads cant fault you in any way i love watchin your show every week and you give out so much helpful tips keep up the good work ,,from Ireland STALKING THE STORIES FISHING FOR FACTS ,,, ya have to love him haha cracks me up everytime
Really like the program keep up the good work
Greg Australia
Absolutely love the program, can’t fault it in anyway. I throughly enjoy watching it, keep up the great work. Bobby, Ireland.
Really love it and best hunt program I have ever watch and learn alot and put it in practice thank u !!
Like fieldsports tv very much, just a small thing you might like to sort our though, if I watch fstv through my tv from my iPad you have to keep touching the screen to keep it live otherwise it turns off, when I watch the shooting show it will play without stopping or me having to keep it live, thought you might like to look into it.
Regards and keep it coming.
thats not an FSTV fault m8 … change your iPad settings so the screen don’t turn off after a certain amount of time as thats what causing it
Exallent program, I run a trout fishing lake , help run a small shoot, and a Duck shoot, and my son Sam and myself have a few days grouse beating, and a lot of days beating and picking up at the Mountgarret shoot near to where we live in Knaresborough North Yorkshire.