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I got home from a fishing trip around 3'ish this morning,saw a fox at the bottom of the street and he raced over the road and pounded up the pavement when I crouched down and squeaked,he stood maybe 8 yards away staring at me illuminated under the street-light,I stood up slowly but he turned-tail and vanished around the side of a neighbours house.I have hunted fox loads of times in London,ferreted rabbits,caught rats,even had deer in certain towns,and caught salmon in several city centers,just a random passing thought,any of you ever hunted in a town or city? :hmm:

i have hunted foxes in a town a night time with 2 dogs over gardens fences and in my own front garden shoot 1 and then leet my dog out on it :victory:

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Years ago we had a few deer in Essex which actually fed in the streets :icon_eek: I used to see them all the time in Harlow,just off harlow common,but the best place to run fallow were places like Brentford.

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We lamped a farm INSIDE one of the london boroughs last night,and saw over 200 rabbits :icon_eek: We werent after bunnies but thats a good number to see in an urban environment :yes: We also saw several Munties feeding at the side of a road in a street :)

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Yeah,we saw a few fox last night including one on a roadside grassy-verge about 100 yards away from a muntie,but what did surprise me was the number of rabbits,all totally undeucated to the beam,they were squatting flat as we walked past them :)

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