garygreengrass

name="allowFullScreen" value="true"></param><param name="allowscriptaccess" value="always"></param><embed src=" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" allowscriptaccess="always" allowfullscreen="true" width="480" height="385"></embed></object>" type="application/x-shockwave-flash" wmode="transparent" width="480" height="385"> Top class video Frenchieboy :blink: It was only a matter of time before an attack made national news, now people will see what these cute little animals can do. The problem is that they will be taking more town foxes and leaving them go in the countryside only to stave (as there are no bins or takeaways out there) and they think they are doing good? More problems for the famers?

:blink: Real nice paint job

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Well done a nice morning shooting.

I am hopeing to be there and meet up.

Thanks AL , but I would like a harris one.

Has any one got a harris 9 to 13 swivel bipod for sale. Thanks

Top class video and shooting

Have a look at the countryside Alliance as the support all things to do with the countryside and trying to overturn the hunting ban. Myself and all my mates are with them.

All that matters is it"s good ending, sometime these things happen,Well done.

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Nice buck,I like the way the dog is licking it"s lips waiting for some? :unsure:

I use a .243 for fox with home load 65 grn hornady v-max, but before I started to load my own I was using 55grn honady v-max a real good fast accurate bullet. My advice is get a box and give them a try it"s a lot cheaper then a new riffle. When I applyed for my FAC I put down fox and deer for my .243.

Out on the hunt again last night after complaints from another farmer, this my best shot yet at 275yards with a lamp and using a red fillter I also had another dog fox at 245 yards went up today with rangefinder. This as got to be one of the biggest foxes I have shot. The rifle in the picture is my .17hmr not .243 I used .17hmr and my boy just to try to get some scale to the photo.

I took the photo with my phone but the lamb does look as big as the fox as the lamb was a new born must be me **** at takeing photos and a cheap phone?

Had a phone call from one of the farms I shoot yesterday that he is missing some lambs, when up last night and saw one pair of eyes out across the valley which I estimated at about 150-160 yards, got out of my discovery set the rifle up on the bonnet with the bipod switched on the lamp (scope mounted light force 140 with red filter) put the cross hair right between the eyes and squeezed the trigger, I could hear the bullet making impact and lights out. Went up today with my range finder to check the range and move the fox out of the way, It turned out to be 175 yards and a head shot ( well pleased with that shot ) but next to the fox was a lamb with puncher marks in the head looks like I had the offender a nice big dog fox.

You can get mounts for these lamps for shotguns I have seen them on the net in the UK for sale but can"t remember where try goolgeing light force lamp gun mounts.

Pm me I have a spare CA sticker.

I would go for the savage too. I have hit a drawing pin at 100yrds and the second shot missed by 5 mill very nice looking rifle too. But the best advice on what rifle you get is get a good scope if you can"t see it you can"t hit it?

You want go far wrong with a .17hmr if you are only getting one gun for now as I use a .17hmr for fox and rabbits ( head shots ) out to 120 yards, you will be surprised how far that looks in the dark with a lamp. Very accurate rifle but there is an issue with the wind. As for a .22 I got rid of it for a .17hmr best thing I have ever done as I found .22 only to accurate 50-60 yards. If you know somebody with these rifles my advice would try one to see what you thing as this just my personal choice, or you can be like me and use a .243 65grn for both and take the rabbits head off as you don’t eat the head. If you are close to me you can come and try mine.

Thanks for all the advice