FOXING AGAIN

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

Had a look out again with my mate on his patch with his new T3 again ,hes had 4 shots so far and have all been head shots , so on lamping this fox I said head shot again? Anyway this fox was 230 paces away and true to form he put the 58 gr v-max straight down its throat excellent shooting once again.

 

 

 

 

On the way back thru the woods spotted a woody asleep on a branch ..............

 

 

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

Millet , it was sound asleep , we took quite a few pics of it .Then just to prove it was OK we shouted at it to wake it up , it then flew off no problem.

[Guest remmy]

nice one foxhunter, pm me with the load your mate uses, i need a good load fox foxes rgds remmy.

[David 9]

Millet , it was sound asleep , we took quite a few pics of it .Then just to prove it was OK we shouted at it to wake it up , it then flew off no problem.

Weird that.. but come to think of it i often come across pheasant's like that but all they seem to do is fall out the tree's and never wake up.. :whistle: .

Millet

it can only be bird flu if your seing that millet cause you couldnt hit a barn door on a good day with your rifle :11: :11:

 

Had a look out again with my mate on his patch with his new T3 again ,hes had 4 shots so far and have all been head shots , so on lamping this fox I said head shot again? Anyway this fox was 230 paces away and true to form he put the 58 gr v-max straight down its throat excellent shooting once again.

 

 

 

 

On the way back thru the woods spotted a woody asleep on a branch ..............

 

Your nailing them foxs

Edited December 14, 2006 by David

[Guest Frank]

Nice one, love the humane killing shots, their more instant then instant coffe.

 

Frank.