He is at it again....

[kennyc]

Look it wasn’t perfect but like someone else said he was very respectful to his father, he has harvested deer for his own consumption which will be some nice meals for some time.

nothing wrong with that, its the fact that he makes videos and posts them on youtube for new shooters to look at that riles some folk, if you are going to the bother of putting yourself forward, then really you should be showing good technique.

 

[Frank Homes]

You took the words out of my mouth KennyC, my thoughts entirely.

F

 

[Klenchblaize]

I agree (with Tis1979) and that's why I didn't comment beyond the use of a hose that to the untututored seems perfectly sensible. I also have a sneaking suspicion his less than perfect replication of a DSCL2 stalk-to-fork outing won't be that dissimilar to 90% of the SD membership if they are honest with themselves.

K

 

[ashray]

not so good shooting on some one elses ground with out permission,makes him a poacher in my eyes!

 

[ashray]

poached his deer!

 

[willyroe]

FFS..... Mr Bean springs to mind!

But we do all have to start somewhere.

 

[Klenchblaize]

not so good shooting on some one elses ground with out permission,makes him a poacher in my eyes!

Clearly I should have watched beyond "hose gate"??

K

 

[NigelM]

I did a bit of delving. This is his mission statement from the trailer on his you tube channel...

"The mission of srspower is to inform, educate and entertain those who have an interest in field craft, shooting and conservation in the UK."

Not sure he's going about it in quite the right way. You would have thought if he is setting himself up as an expert that best practice would be the responsible way to "inform and educate" rather than poaching and sawing legs off.

 

[Klenchblaize]

But this is the INTERNET and as the rules of engagement are as vague as the meaning of Brexit everyone is an Expert. If they wish to be!

 

[Tis1979]

Fair enough I didn’t realise he was filming to educate new comers to the sport, perhaps he needs to address that.

 

[NigelM]

That's a ver nice stag you have on your Avatar Tis. One of yours?

 

[mchughcb]

Can someone post a video of them performing a similar feat . I just want to be sure how the right way to do it is. Also include installing the high seat as i find this can be quite hazardous in difficult terrain.

 

[CarlW]

Can someone post a video of them performing a similar feat . I just want to be sure how the right way to do it is. Also include installing the high seat as i find this can be quite hazardous in difficult terrain.

Too scared. Everyone will criticise me...

 

[mchughcb]

Lol!

You will be much better for it as people explain how they would do it better. Imagine a world where nobody did anything in case somebody criticized them.

Then imagine life as a politician during Brexit.

 

[Rory]

Can someone post a video of them performing a similar feat . I just want to be sure how the right way to do it is. Also include installing the high seat as i find this can be quite hazardous in difficult terrain.

This is a video I have watched a few times which tallies with mentor's method to about 95%.

 

[mchughcb]

This is a video I have watched a few times which tallies with mentor's method to about 95%.

Is this your video?

 

[Rory]

Is this your video?

No it is not mine, I just watch it every now and then.

 

[Rory]

For high seats and just about anything else, have a look at the Deer Initiative 'best practice guides'. All for free as pdf downloads, they are very descriptive and easy references to use.

Culling Deer best practice guides | The Deer Initiative

www.thedeerinitiative.co.uk

 

[mchughcb]

Sorry, i need to see the sd members videos.

 

[mchughcb]

For high seats and just about anything else, have a look at the Deer Initiative 'best practice guides'. All for free as pdf downloads, they are very descriptive and easy references to use.

Culling Deer best practice guides | The Deer Initiative

www.thedeerinitiative.co.uk

I only want to see SD member videos.