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Fox Control With .17 Hornet


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Last Friday I went to assist a friend with a problem fox with my CZ527 .17 Hornet.

 

We arrived at the permission at 18:00 and got set up under a tree 250 yards from edge line where fox as been spotted, we then baited up 100 yards away from tree on a route the fox had been making, we also placed the fox pro near bait area for extra backup.

 

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We waited for a couple of hour scanning the area with bino's, eventually Mr fox appeared on the edge line, but the shot wasn't safe due to backstop or lack of it, it then vanished into thick cover, but we stayed in position.

 

 

We waited and waited but after a few more hours Mr fox had not been tempted in by the lovely smell or sardines or cat food, the daylight had now dropped so I coupled the nitesite eagle up and got into position off the trigger sticks.

 

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Shortly after attaching the Eagle I turned the foxpro on with crazy critter call (my favourite), within minutes a set of eyes were charging into the bait area, it then stopped and turned away (must of winded us), it was further than I would normally like to take a shot, but I was in a excellent shooting position and had a safe backstop.... I pulled trigger and BOOM!!! dropped on the spot.

 

The tree in the background was my shooting position

 

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Good shooting mate. :thumbs:

 

Long snout on that one. It looks like a dog.

 

Where did you hit him?

 

Good shooting mate. :thumbs:

 

Long snout on that one. It looks like a dog.

 

Where did you hit him?

 

 

Cheers mate :thumbs:

 

Yes it was a dog mate, and it was an engine room shot.

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