Date with Mr Fox

[speedystu 0]

Just got back in from a few hours out and about, thinking i might blank like last night i was hope for the worst!!! but not as it seems, a little rain, alot of juicey slugs and alot of foxes

[SportingShooter 0]

Late Cubs they look like Speedy.

 

Good going. Nice Shooting. What are you shooting with?

 

Regards

SS

[Guest jordy p]

nice pics

[The one 8,398]

Big cub's ???

[Thorburnlad 0]

great shooting pal

 

what you shoot them with?

[Mr_Logic 5]

Bottom right was a tad final!!

[speedystu 0]

T3 lite with a preditor 8 and Nightforce NXS 5.5-22x56

[speedystu 0]

All were perfect head shots, dont think they felt a thing!!!!

[borderland 0]

doesnt even seem like hunting to me looking through a set of crosshairs and pulling a trigger

[speedystu 0]

Then could you inform us of your meaning then please

[bones1380 0]

Nice shooting mate. In picture number 4 he looks like he really enjoyed it!!! ( or he's got one hell of a hangover ).

[borderland 0]

Then could you inform us of your meaning then please

 

I believe the only true for of hunting is with dogs. Shooting something with a rifle is something [NO TEXT TALK] could do, them things are so fine tuned an amimal at 300 yards looks like its right beside you.Whereas when you go out with a dog the quarry has a much better chance and you have to pit your wits against nature. Thats hunting in my eyes.

[Jonty 0]

doesnt even seem like hunting to me looking through a set of crosshairs and pulling a trigger

 

What does it seem like so?? Eh, there is a BIT of skill involved!!! Lamping foxes is an effective method of fox control. I don't know much about hunting with dogs so I won't make comments good nor bad about it. I could say its cruel and takes the fox a long time to die, but I honestly don't know. All I know is slapping a fox with a .223 and its game over, if you do your part right he's dead before he hits the ground.

[borderland 0]

doesnt even seem like hunting to me looking through a set of crosshairs and pulling a trigger

 

What does it seem like so?? Eh, there is a BIT of skill involved!!! Lamping foxes is an effective method of fox control. I don't know much about hunting with dogs so I won't make comments good nor bad about it. I could say its cruel and takes the fox a long time to die, but I honestly don't know. All I know is slapping a fox with a .223 and its game over, if you do your part right he's dead before he hits the ground.

 

What about the pickled foxes that limp away to die a slow and horrible death from gangreen or starvation. At least with a dog you either get it or you dont

[Guest JohnGalway]

Discussion is fine here and welcomed but because I know how these interventions can develop I won't tolerate any infighting between hunters here. Everyones entitled to their opinion and to persue their sport their own way

 

Just a word to the wise