call brings them in

[rifleshooter 0]

went out friday night to scotland ,the wind was howling all i hoped for was the rain to keep off ,arrived at first farm and spotted a fox across a main road , had to play the call at full vol because the wind was that strong, this fox came in like a train then i lost sight of it behind a wall ,and before i knew it it showed about 60 yds away to the left down i got and down went fox No 1 ,after about 45 mins of calling in diferent areas of the farm i headed back to the vehicle i saw a fox near the farm , again on the call went and again in it came ,fox No 2 in the bag , went onto the next farm after about half hour of calling a fox came over the brow of a hill ,but the wind was wrong and of he went ,by now the wind was getting stronger and it started to rain so i decided to sod off before i got soaked ,got back to the vehicle and there was a fox heading back to the woods ,got on the bonnet of the 4* and switched on the call ,didnt bring it in but stoped it long enough for a shot fox No 3 ,good enough for me so off i went ,probably would have had more but the weather was against me yet again

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

Still a great night though

[Deako 0]

Glad the Callmaster is still working for you mate. ...you must have killed a good few with it by now!!

[rifleshooter 0]

Glad the Callmaster is still working for you mate. ...you must have killed a good few with it by now!!

been a bit poor so far ,46 to press the call usualy works great

[IanB 0]

Deadly on magpies

[IanB 0]

For getting them close to bird watch millet... , through barrels, I meant scopes, no binoculars...

[Guest Frank]

Well done foxshot.

Great shooting before the bad weather. :thumbs-up:

 

How much is that call?

 

Thanks,

 

Frank.

[IanB 0]

A few quid

http://www.decoying.co.uk/?page=show-item&item=122

[Guest Frank]

:11: Have to get writing to santa. :11:

 

Frank.