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Saturday saw me and a couple of mates sika stalking in the Scottish Borders . Unfortunately my luck wasnt in and I only saw 1 hind all day . My mates fared better taking a calf each .............
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Friday night saw me travel up to my mates on the River Clyde for a spot of lamping followed by stalking on Saturday. We set up in position and I started calling using my Cottontail in distress call from my mobile , after a few seconds I spotted 3 sets of eyes bounding in from about 400 yards away in a procession. I said to my mate "Look at these badgers coming in " but once they got closer my mate looked through his scope and said " There not badgers there Otters " and sure enough the 3 otters came in to about 40 yards away before veering off and heading back for the river We went do
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Get amongst them mate
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Just a few pics from back in the snow .
FOXHUNTER replied to Squirrel_Basher's topic in Wildlife and General Photography
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Those rabbits were bolting well . Plenty of action for you
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That looks a cracking spot Dave !!Im sure you will connect with a few there judging by that run which is showing a lot of activity.Keep us posted with the results mate
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Good to get a result in front of the owner mate and a little bit extra to take care of , sounded like a great night !!
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My mistake , youre right . Looks like I need to sort those foxes then as the farmers ducks are in for a hammering.
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Its mornings like that Martin that make it all worthwhile Looks like very productive ground. Me and David want some munties up here .............anyone ?????????
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Bye God Geordie looks old in that last pic, you must have been grafting him :11: :11: :11:
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No stopping you now with that .222 mate
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Nice one , were they decoying OK mate ??
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Found where this fox had tried to cache a pheasant but gave up as the ground was frozen.............
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Yep stalking is definitely addictive. So much so I couldnt stop til Id shot all 6 species. Enjoy the CWD Im sure you wont fail in Beds ..............
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What a fantastic week , I bet you were knackered but well worth it
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Youre certainly right there mate , much better calling and shooting charlie in daylight , knocks spots off lamping them !!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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Nearly all my lamping is done on foot , I find you can get to places that a vehicle cant quite often. It is nice to be in a vehicle for instance shooting rabbits but I prefer foxing on foot as quite often you need to take a quick shot and sometimes its a bit of a pain in a vehicle. I doubt if many people could drive the ground these days as its so wet plus walking keeps you fit !!!!
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Me and my mate out last night on his patch looking for charlie , nothing special , lamp on , shoot fox . Went back to keepers house , he was pleased as the terrier lads had 2 vixens at the weekend and this was the 3rd in a couple of days
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Cant believe it I sold you these mags for £70 .
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Out with David last night under the full moon on a small pheasant shoot as the shoot captain had seen another fox on the last shoot of the season. After a circuit of the whole shoot and seeing nothing we were heading back to the car when I flicked the lamp into the last field and caught those ruby eyes staring back. We were at one side of the field and the fox at the other side of the field couched in a hedge , David took this very smelly vixen in fine style , neck shooting her at 240 paces .
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Dave , I bet your arse was freezing sitting there for 2 hours
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Early start,but,worth it..............
FOXHUNTER replied to martin's topic in Deer Stalking & Management
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Another good day mate !! Remmy , its not the fact that they live in hedges but that you can shoot them at any hour of the day also. FD is a very lucky man to have access to such good stalking............