Driven Pheasant Shoot

Here is a few drives from a pheasant shoot I took part in on Saturday. I was using my Midland Gun Co 12 bore/gauge over and under, doing this is a great way to see where you're shooting. Footage was taken on a GoPro Hero using a head mount. 

Clay Shooting...Norfolk Style

This weekend I took full advantage of the gale force winds and took the 12 bore/gauge out with my friend Penny. He was using the Hatsan Escort semi-auto and I had the Midland Gun Co over and under. We were shooting random targets all different sizes to see how we got on with the conditions.

GoPro Rock Jumping

In the summer I went down to a small seaside town called St.Ives in Cornwall. The place was great fun and I go to do a lot of awesome stuff. Mainly surfing and paddle boarding but one evening I managed to go rock jumping off a group of cliffs called Mans Head. I have a good friend there who took me to all the best spots but remember to never jump if you are unsure about whats underneath the water. Even with my local friend Jim we still checked the tide was right and checked everything was safe. I captured all the footage on a GoPro 3 Black and below is the Youtube link. Enjoy :)

Me and Jimmy

Rough Shoot - Pheasant And Pigeon Dec 2014

Earlier in the week I decided to go for walk around some farmland with JC for a spot of rough shooting. This also gave me the opportunity to take my GoPro out and have a play. We bagged serval birds but I must apologise for the bad language and some of the terrible banter between myself and JC. JC was using his 12 gauge/bore Miroku and I was using my Midland Gun Co 12 Gauge/Bore.

Below is link for youtube where I have started a Outdoor & More channel so hit subscribe :)

Tom

Outdoor & More

Youtube...Help

I've decided to make some videos for my blog featuring some of the outdoor pursuits I take part in. I am looking for some advice in regards to cameras/video recorders and reaching out to my fellow bloggers for help.

Obviously with a majority of things I do outside either involving shooting or fishing its got to be something that can take the great outdoors. The choice I'm most learning towards is a GoPro but I don't know much about them, in terms of the different models and there strength/weaknesses. From other blogs I've seen people have used head mounts which clearly worked well and they get some very impressive shots.

So this is just a reach out for some help and would really appreciate some feedback.

Thanks

Tom

Outdoor And More