Fieldsports Channel provides the best of British hunting, shooting and fishing in a weekly show. From grouse shooting on the hills above fabulous Scottish castles, to stalking roebuck in the parkland around English country houses, to salmon fishing on the best beats and dry fly for trout on the Hampshire chalkstreams, to traditional English foxhunting on horseback, to falconry and driven wild boar in Germany and beyond, Fieldsports Channel has all the top tips about who to go hunting with and what to take with you. http://www.realtree.tv/channels/fieldsportstv
Fieldsports Britain, episode 48, 27th October 2010 By: fieldsportstv
Our Commonwealth Games shooting winners (and we hope our Olympic winners in 2012) get an airing on this week's programme. We ask double gold medal winer Stevan Walton and silver medallist Abbey Burton what was Delhi like? How do you get to be the best shot in the civilised world? And how come Britain swept the board for shooting medals when UK Sport can be so mealymouthed about funding it? These are all the questions you didn't see on the BBC, because the BBC abandoned shooting in Delhi in favou...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 48, 27th October 2010
Our Commonwealth Games shooting winners (and we hope our Olympic winners in 2012) get an airing on this week's programme. We ask double gold medal winer Stevan ...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 47, 20th October 2010 By: fieldsportstv
It's the most mysterious piece of kit in shooting and in this week's programme we're on a mission to discover the answer to the big question: how do they make riflescopes? We are the first camera crew to be allowed behind the scenes at the classiest of glass merchants, Zeiss in Germany, to see precisely what it takes. Then we go off to a range to try out the Zeiss scopes. But not just any range. This is a cinema, where you can shoot elephants, wild boar - anything you like - and with real rifles...
Tag: huntinguk
Fieldsports Britain, episode 47, 20th October 2010
It's the most mysterious piece of kit in shooting and in this week's programme we're on a mission to discover the answer to the big question: how do they make r...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 46, 13th October 2010 By: fieldsportstv
What's cuter: seals or squirrels? In this week's programme we're off to shoot both of them. We're with Center Parcs ranger Jerry Moss in Cumbria, a leading light in the Penrith & District Red Squirrel Group. He's the one who designed that new Daystate airrifle, the Red Ranger, specifically for squirrels. He shows how he goes about his job, trapping and shooting greys so he can maintain his island of reds at the Penrith Center Parcs holiday camp. Then on to Scotland where you cannot now shoot a s...
Tag: hunting,shooting,uk
Fieldsports Britain, episode 46, 13th October 2010
What's cuter: seals or squirrels? In this week's programme we're off to shoot both of them. We're with Center Parcs ranger Jerry Moss in Cumbria, a leading ligh...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 45, 6th October 2010 By: fieldsportstv
Meet Alice Barnard, the new chief executive of the Countryside Alliance. Presenter Charlotte Reather talks to the 33-year-old from Leicestershire about her views on issues ranging from the repeal of the hunting ban to public transport in the countryside. This is Alice's first television interview in her new role. Watch it only on free online TV station Fieldsports Channel. And watch top shooter Mike Yardley on the history of classic English gameshooting.
Tag: politics,foxhunting
Fieldsports Britain, episode 45, 6th October 2010
Meet Alice Barnard, the new chief executive of the Countryside Alliance. Presenter Charlotte Reather talks to the 33-year-old from Leicestershire about her view...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 44, 29th September 20 By: fieldsportstv
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.
Tag: IanHarford,CountrymanFairs,Mornacott
Fieldsports Britain, episode 44, 29th September 20
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 sho...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 43, 22nd September 20 By: fieldsportstv
We're looking at camouflage this week. Indeed we're looking at 'glamouflage': as fashion at last weekend's Midland Game Fair and in the field, calling in and shooting foxes in daylight, where you have to be very, very invisible. That's not all. We're also at the final of the Mitsubishi Motors World Series clayshooting championship. Last year, top shot George Digweed drove away the richest prize in British clayshooting - a Mitsubishi L200 worth £26,000. This year, the winner was someone who has o...
Tag: IanHarfordCountrymanFairsRiversWest
Fieldsports Britain, episode 43, 22nd September 20
We're looking at camouflage this week. Indeed we're looking at 'glamouflage': as fashion at last weekend's Midland Game Fair and in the field, calling in and sh...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 42, 15th September 20 By: fieldsportstv
How to put a scope on a rifle (and then go and shoot a fox with it); how to handle a big-bag partridge day at the mighty Challacombe shoot on Exmoor with just a .410 or 28-bore in your hands (badly); how to shoot pheasants straighter with expert Mike Yardley on the beautiful Mornacott Estate in Devon; and how, if you are an Oxfordshire lady, you can enjoy a lovely day's shooting with your girlfriends.
Fieldsports Britain, episode 42, 15th September 20
How to put a scope on a rifle (and then go and shoot a fox with it); how to handle a big-bag partridge day at the mighty Challacombe shoot on Exmoor with just a...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 41, 8th September 201 By: fieldsportstv
This week's half-hour programme has us in Ireland, Scotland and England. We're crossing the water to see the lurcher and terrier action at the Birr Castle Game Fair in Co Offaly, we're in the West Country learning how to shoot pheasants straighter with top shot Mike Yardley, and we're in Scotland asking the question: how many deer remain? Last winter's snow saw a colossal death among some of Scotland's deer herds. We're up above Loch Rannoch on the Innerhadden Estate counting the survivors and t...
Tag: ukhunting
Fieldsports Britain, episode 41, 8th September 201
This week's half-hour programme has us in Ireland, Scotland and England. We're crossing the water to see the lurcher and terrier action at the Birr Castle Game ...
Fieldsports Britain, episode 40, 1st September 201 By: fieldsportstv
It's the man who wants buzzards back on the vermin list. In this week's programme, Alex Hogg, chairman of the Scottish Gamekeepers Association, talks about that as well as the Wildlife & Natural Environment Bill which is due to be debated by the Scottish Parliament. Why does the Scottish Government hate deer, snaring and muir burn? Will they really classify pheasants as an invasive non-native species?
Fieldsports Britain, episode 40, 1st September 201
It's the man who wants buzzards back on the vermin list. In this week's programme, Alex Hogg, chairman of the Scottish Gamekeepers Association, talks about that...
Fieldsports Channel provides the best of British hunting, shooting and fishing in a weekly show. From grouse shooting on the hills above fabulous Scottish castles, to stalking roebuck in the parkland around English country houses, to salmon fishing on the best beats and dry fly for trout on the Hampshire chalkstreams, to traditional English foxhunting on horseback, to falconry and driven wild boar in Germany and beyond, Fieldsports Channel has all the top tips about who to go hunting with and what to take with you.
