RUINING REYNARDS ROMANCE

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

Me and David had a look out to a smallholding last night under the full moon to see if there was any foxes. As I climbed over the gate into the 1st field I noticed a fox straight away without flicking on the lamp lit up by the full moon on the horizon , no more than 50 yds away.

 

I signalled to David and as we watched this fox , as it was unsafe to shoot , another came along the horizon to join it .

 

They had a little tumble and frolick about then proceeded closer to us but out of sight now as they had dipped below the skyline.

 

Next we heard the most unearthly screeching very close , I thought the dog must have mounted the vixen , so flicked on the lamp to see the vixen lying submissively on the ground with the dog fox ready to mount , the dog fox slinked away but David shot the vixen at the grand distance of 30 yds

 

 

[bullmastiff 615]

Good on you guys, Their starting a bit early up there aren't they? is it getting warmer now? (noticed theirs no frost is all!)

[Tikka T3 0]

have a bit of thought ,you wouldnt like to be disturbed if you were about to get your oats

only joking let em av it

we had two sunday night both dogs ,few vixens around our way at the moment,out again tonight to try for a few

 

t3

[martin 332]

Nice one lads,but,if you had swung around a bit,you might of got both after he mounted her........lol

 

Keep at 'em...............martin.

[FOXHUNTER 5,021]

congrats on the fox but, im more impressed with the topic title

 

You should go and work for the SUN !!

 

I thought is was quite good

[IanB 0]

Your just savages