Midlands Game Fair 2016

[Tiercel 6,986]

 

TC

[krawnden 1,036]

Love the credits!

[Phil Lloyd 10,738]

Well done Tiercel,...nice display,....it takes balls to walk out into an arena,.. and do such a thing....

[lllluke1 329]

I'm sure that's the Welsh Bumpkin that taught me how to set a net

[smithie 2,443]

Have you any more videos of setting the nets?

[Tiercel 6,986]

Have you any more videos of setting the nets?

No sorry.

 

TC

[garbs 90]

nice demonstration that being said its a shame we don't have field days over here were you can see and touch all manner of hunting gear and get demos in the field.

Edited September 21, 2016 by garbs

[Tiercel 6,986]

With that shoot things did not go to plan I chose to show it as it happened rather than edit it. To me thats normal and it is fine. The problem with videos and TV is that everything is rehearsed, edited till it goes smoothly. In real life we all know it does not work like that, $hit happens, but if you don't let it phase you, you can still salvage something out of a drop.

 

TC

[plugster 43]

i wish all my drops went that smoothly

[Moe 108]

Good stuff like has been said takes balls to jump in a arena and perform.

[kenny243 54]

top video !

there should be more video's like this one !

a specialy for those people that want to learn longnetting on there own !

 

thanks tc

[Tiercel 6,986]

top video !

there should be more video's like this one !

a specialy for those people that want to learn longnetting on there own !

 

thanks tc

Kenny, that is the easy part of long netting at night. The hard part is before you set the net.

 

TC

[kenny243 54]

i gues i will have to learn just by doing it tc , got nobody here to show or teach me .

[kenny243 54]

 

top video !

there should be more video's like this one !

a specialy for those people that want to learn longnetting on there own !

 

thanks tc

Kenny, that is the easy part of long netting at night. The hard part is before you set the net.

 

TC

 

i gues i will have to learn just by doing it tc , got nobody here to show or teach me .

[terryd 8,385]

Practice plenty in the day setting it and also from both directions. When you do your first night drops try and pick relatively clean ground until your confidence grows. One little twig or bramble can seem a right disaster in the dark until you get used to things. But like tc says keep going even if you have to write off a few yards in a heap and peg out the rest.

The book peg to peg is worth getting too https://www.amazon.co.uk/gp/offer-listing/1846890586/ref=sr_1_1_olp?ie=UTF8&qid=1479160335&sr=8-1&keywords=long+netting%5D

 

I was lucky to have an hour with tc when I first started and at one point he dam near ran with the net dropping and picking up. It was second nature. I am still a clumsy bugger with them a few years later

Good to see a video of it being done