Since the creation of Canale Caccia on YouTube, the editorial team has focused on showcasing hunting and shooting products, having them described directly on video by the people who designed and produced them. A thousand thanks to everyone who has placed their trust in us.
Canale Caccia's presence on YouTube has surpassed its tenth anniversary, bringing with it a significant milestone that recognizes our work. We've reached 10.000 subscribers, a milestone we never pursued because we were much more focused on two key elements: providing serious and constructive content for our audiences and making the videos available for free.
Free is a fundamental aspect of our thinking, simply because, working alongside many of the leading figures in the Italian and international hunting industry, we enjoy sharing their thinking and expertise with enthusiasts. And to achieve this, the videos must be free, with no subscription fee required, at least as long as the platform allows it.
It was easy to create quality content, as we enjoy having products described by those who first imagined and then created them, based on the many requests we receive from enthusiasts. For this reason, the playlist features a wealth of videos where the protagonist isn't the interviewer, but rather the interviewee, free to describe their product according to their own beliefs. This approach has become a model, as many colleagues now follow this approach. And we're delighted, as it only enhances the offering for enthusiasts.
Some numbers from Canale Caccia on YouTube:
- 10.000 members
- 1.603 videos published
- 5.276.033 views on published videos
- direct channel address https://www.youtube.com/@CanaleCaccia
Just a curiosity: what's the least requested shotgun among enthusiasts? We'll tell you the single-barrel, the old-fashioned barrel shotgun our grandparents owned. Well, a video in which Riccardo Ceccarelli talks about it has garnered 169.716 views.
Greetings also from our interviewer and key anchor , Giuseppe Mariani, whom some criticize in the comments on the videos because they say he takes up space from the interviewees, but whom many reward by taking selfies with him. He's currently working at IWA in Nuremberg, bringing you the latest news as usual!
