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www.youtube.com/watch?v=VM34v6DQk6UCharlie Jacoby is zeroing his deerstalking rifle with help from some Royal Marines snipers, and learning a better way than the old “inch high at

We spend a day in a Suffolk pigeon hide with a shooter who has launched his own YouTube channel. Charlie Jacoby is at a BASC

www.youtube.com/watch?v=oyS0xYqaVGQIt’s our 800th episode, and this week we call in the deer hound to track a Scottish roe. Charlie Jacoby gets a surprise when an

www.youtube.com/watch?v=t1-hs8RVLkcArmed police pounce when Yorkshire gamekeepers shoot a magpie. We investigate who is at fault. Venison is on the menu at the Grand National, courtesy

Scottish sport in grand style: Charlie Jacoby is stalking red hinds with Browning’s new X-Bolt 2 rifle – and staying in a castle. Tom Davies

www.youtube.com/watch?v=7buaYg-gQXU The rocket-fuelled cocker is a firm favourite on the shoot, but these lively little spaniels can apply their skills in other areas too, from

We’re out with the Suffolk & Norfolk Rat Pack for some frantic ratting action with dogs and diggers. Elliot Roberts is harvesting meat for the

The wildlife – the scenery – the deerstalking. Over 12 months, we follow wildlife manager Niall Rowantree as he looks after the deer on the

www.youtube.com/watch?v=zY2Kl5f7i2gNiall Rowantree is stalking a sika stag in the dark in part 3 of our series A Year in the Life of Sika – and

What does a world champion clay shot like to do in January? We are shooting pheasants and partridges with the new Browning 825 on Sam

www.youtube.com/watch?v=NWvi7LMcYhA Terry Doe is shooting squirrels with the futuristic new Skout Evo, an airgun so advanced it even talks to you. Our working dog breed

Roy Lupton is trying to call a muntjac but finds it frustratingly hard to hit the right notes. British pheasant shooting is booming say sporting

Fore! GWCT chairman and former agriculture minister Sir Jim Paice is shooting driven pheasants on a golf course. Plus the cold snap doesn’t put off

Roy Lupton is after a fallow doe on a lovely frosty Sussex morning, but he must work around dogwalkers, footpaths and a lack of backstops.

youtu.be/iwAOD5dS674 In a new series we look at how gundogs’ special skills help people outside the world of shooting. This episode: the labrador. Plus, we

Ollie Williams is thwarted by thick fog when he goes to shoot top notch driven pheasants at Three Valleys in Wales. Students take off their

www.youtube.com/watch?v=Kohn2hsRvQo Beaters, who needs ’em? Here’s how the continentals put on a driven bird day. Plus, trophy bans are pointless now that modern tech means

Niall Rowantree delves deeper into the mysteries of the non-native sika deer in part 2 of our series A Year in the Life of Sika,

Terry Doe is called in to deal with squirrels that are threatening to start a fire in the attic. George Lawrence leads a team of

Cai Ap Bryn needs venison for the freezer, and there are fallow that need to be culled. It’s a win-win, so long as he can

www.youtube.com/watch?v=C9aQm39Du4k Gwent police double down on two shooters, threatening to destroy the guns they grabbed for dubious reasons in the first place. We’re out hunting

www.youtube.com/watch?v=QPIiqCLnbNo Cai Ap Bryn is flighting greylags at dawn, and has a mouth-watering recipe for Canada goose jerky. Apparently it tastes as good as beef.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=hxEdq7vJVnc When a buffalo charges you have seconds to make the perfect shot, or you’re dead. We join the professional hunters of tomorrow learning life-or-death

The Dynamic Ladies Shooting Club is having a great day out shooting simulated game on the South Downs. Plus, with a heavy heart Steve McGuigan

Paul Childerley is in Ireland stalking roaring reds and sneaky sika. Whistleblower Mike Labuschagne used to be a ranger for the anti-hunting group IFAW until

Roy Lupton has to decide the best course of action when he discovers a buck in a tangle in the woods. Ollie Williams and his

www.youtube.com/watch?v=tt3iAP8392Y Has thermal become too clever for its own good? Tim Pilbeam takes it back to basics, stalking fallow with Swarovski’s new tM35+ stripped-down thermal

The secretive sika deer is hardy, clever and adaptable – and could already be well on the way to becoming the dominant deer species in

Simon Grimmer is after a roebuck in Surrey, but it seems luck is against him – until suddenly everything falls into place. Andy Ford is

Paul Childerley is limbering up his injured shoulder to tackle some sizzling partridges at the Gwsaney shoot in North Wales. Plus you could win massive

www.youtube.com/watch?v=99iCWp3OiOQ Dan Thor is out with his mate Dean in Essex, trying to shoot pigeons that show no interest in his carefully laid decoy pattern.

www.youtube.com/watch?v=r-9l26_C9zIBritain’s top clay shooters flock to North Yorkshire for the climax of the competition season at the EJ Churchill ground at Swinton. We follow the

We’re out with Surrey pest controller Simon Grimmer, shooting rabbits and foxes at a livery yard beside the M25. Plus it’s the .410 Open Championship,

José Souto takes Paul roestalking and teaches him how to get the best from a haunch. Fieldsports member Nick Edwards is trout fishing on the

www.youtube.com/watch?v=YU5S2VoYUcA Roy Lupton is calling in roe in the rut with a buttolo call, while David is calling in Roy with a packet of M&Ms.

Future tech: Niall Rowantree and David visit thermal and night vision specialist HIKMicro in China for a glimpse at the revolutionary new technology that’s coming

Skye gamekeeper Scott MacKenzie and his young daughter have a cull job to do on a red stag. Tom Davies continues his non-toxic journey and

The squirrels have gone barking mad in Charlie’s dad’s wood. They have killed a dozen young oak trees by stripping off the bark. It looks

Scottish pest controller Daniel Maddock expected the police wanted to check his gun security. Imagine his surprise when they charged him with lying on his certificate application, because they appear to have muddled the work ‘physiotherapy’ with ‘psychotherapy’. He tells his story. We are at the Sea Angling Classic 2024, the richest prize in UK sport fishing, plus Ian Hodge talks clay guns, and Terry Doe is out to teach James Marchington how to shoot his airgun straighter. David has the news on the news stump, We are raffling Hoddy’s dogfood, and James brings you the best hunting videos on YouTube in Hunting YouTube. It’s all in this week’s #FieldsportsBritain

www.youtube.com/watch?v=_PcTZDwzty0 You never forget your first roebuck. Deborah is out with the Artemis stalking group, hoping to shoot her first deer in the Scottish Borders

Dan Thor is jamming – no not his guitar but his gun. He’s out shooting pigeons with a Hushpower .410, and coping with a sticky

Some roebucks have to be culled because the shape of their antlers makes them potential killers. Lewis Macfarlane goes after a murder buck in Lancashire.

Maasai learn airgun accuracy and, in return, teach BASC staff how to use a rungu throwing stick – useful for knocking over both wounded game

How do you decoy pigeons when you don’t have any decoys? Geoff Garrod sets out empty-handed to build a bag from scratch. Plus a new

When Kent shooter Chris Sharp got beaten up, the police removed HIS certificate. It’s been a 15-month fight to get it back. Plus Helen Tinner

www.youtube.com/watch?v=pLFa5GBHw0AWith the first silage cut in Devon, Tom Davies is hitting the foxes hard, using a clever trick with his IR lamp. We’re off to

www.youtube.com/watch?v=0-GrszDt71g When rats get too close for comfort, Terry Doe explains how to put your pellet where it counts. Paul Childerley is showing how you

www.youtube.com/watch?v=9vAhWApw63QStriking miners fed their families by hunting with lurchers – can Labour seriously be considering banning their centuries-old culture and tradition? Plus we hear some

Corvids are making a mess of George Lawrence’s dairy farm in Essex. Unlucky for them, he’s a bit of a hot shot with his Browning