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very nice pictures, if you simply get the address that like this: http://i74.photobucket.com/albums/i261/dea..._butterfly2.jpg and then click the logo with the little green tree, a window comes up, paste this link into it, click ok and its done.

 

However you need to resize the images for 640x480 or 800x600, photoshack can do this as you upload if you select the option i would imagine photo bucket could do the same.

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Never did manage to find out how to add the pics poperly - will try again when my patience returns.

 

I shot this fox after baiting for a week. Lamped it endless times, and it used to streak away.

 

I was sat in a hide with my back to a hedge about 35 yards from the bait, and it was so dark that I only saw it coming through my binocs when it was 80 yards away.

 

I let it pick up the rabbit, and let it have it with a 3" BB full choke.

 

Down it went!

 

I also use a tree hide (will take pics when I manage to fathom out how to do it) and normally shoot them with my .223 from 120 yards range.

 

I normally bait for at least a week (with it going every night) before I decide to sit and wait. I have found that it takes that amount of time before they have the confidence to come to the bait fairly confidently. I think that by then they tend to use is as a 'Takeaway' before they set off for their nightly mooching.

 

I have just started baiting again three nights ago in the same spot, and have just got back from leaving the bait. I was a bit worried about the bait that I left last night as it was only 10% defrosted, but it was gone.

 

If you live in an area frequented by buzzards (as I do) then I would suggest that you cover the bait with grass to prevent the possibility of the buzzards nabbing it before the fox! Charlie always detects it using his nose when he is used to strolling up to the normal baiting spot.

 

Finally, I would repeat that normally Charlie will appear just when you think that it is getting too dark and he isn't coming! I have shot lots out of the tree hide when it has been so dark that I have had a job finding it.

 

Don

 

ps - I know that this is fairly basic, but the wind direction is critical when baiting - even when using a tree hide. I did buy some of the Warreners fox stink, but I have never been really confident when using this. One thing that I would add about this is that if the lid comes of the jar in the car (as happened to me) then you will not be the wife's favourite!!!!

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Never did manage to find out how to add the pics poperly - will try again when my patience returns.

 

I shot this fox after baiting for a week. Lamped it endless times, and it used to streak away.

 

I was sat in a hide with my back to a hedge about 35 yards from the bait, and it was so dark that I only saw it coming through my binocs when it was 80 yards away.

 

I let it pick up the rabbit, and let it have it with a 3" BB full choke.

 

Down it went!

 

I also use a tree hide (will take pics when I manage to fathom out how to do it) and normally shoot them with my .223 from 120 yards range.

 

I normally bait for at least a week (with it going every night) before I decide to sit and wait. I have found that it takes that amount of time before they have the confidence to come to the bait fairly confidently. I think that by then they tend to use is as a 'Takeaway' before they set off for their nightly mooching.

 

I have just started baiting again three nights ago in the same spot, and have just got back from leaving the bait. I was a bit worried about the bait that I left last night as it was only 10% defrosted, but it was gone.

 

If you live in an area frequented by buzzards (as I do) then I would suggest that you cover the bait with grass to prevent the possibility of the buzzards nabbing it before the fox! Charlie always detects it using his nose when he is used to strolling up to the normal baiting spot.

 

Finally, I would repeat that normally Charlie will appear just when you think that it is getting too dark and he isn't coming! I have shot lots out of the tree hide when it has been so dark that I have had a job finding it.

 

Don

 

ps - I know that this is fairly basic, but the wind direction is critical when baiting - even when using a tree hide. I did buy some of the Warreners fox stink, but I have never been really confident when using this. One thing that I would add about this is that if the lid comes of the jar in the car (as happened to me) then you will not be the wife's favourite!!!!

 

What you bait it with??

 

A box of Adios tablets? :angry:

 

The clarity of some of your pics is spot on. What camera you using

 

LG

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Never did manage to find out how to add the pics poperly - will try again when my patience returns.

 

I shot this fox after baiting for a week. Lamped it endless times, and it used to streak away.

 

I was sat in a hide with my back to a hedge about 35 yards from the bait, and it was so dark that I only saw it coming through my binocs when it was 80 yards away.

 

I let it pick up the rabbit, and let it have it with a 3" BB full choke.

 

Down it went!

 

I also use a tree hide (will take pics when I manage to fathom out how to do it) and normally shoot them with my .223 from 120 yards range.

 

I normally bait for at least a week (with it going every night) before I decide to sit and wait. I have found that it takes that amount of time before they have the confidence to come to the bait fairly confidently. I think that by then they tend to use is as a 'Takeaway' before they set off for their nightly mooching.

 

I have just started baiting again three nights ago in the same spot, and have just got back from leaving the bait. I was a bit worried about the bait that I left last night as it was only 10% defrosted, but it was gone.

 

If you live in an area frequented by buzzards (as I do) then I would suggest that you cover the bait with grass to prevent the possibility of the buzzards nabbing it before the fox! Charlie always detects it using his nose when he is used to strolling up to the normal baiting spot.

 

Finally, I would repeat that normally Charlie will appear just when you think that it is getting too dark and he isn't coming! I have shot lots out of the tree hide when it has been so dark that I have had a job finding it.

 

Don

 

ps - I know that this is fairly basic, but the wind direction is critical when baiting - even when using a tree hide. I did buy some of the Warreners fox stink, but I have never been really confident when using this. One thing that I would add about this is that if the lid comes of the jar in the car (as happened to me) then you will not be the wife's favourite!!!!

 

What you bait it with??

 

A box of Adios tablets? :angry:

 

The clarity of some of your pics is spot on. What camera you using

 

LG

 

 

Panasonic Lumix FZ5.

 

Cracking piece of kit, especially the lens and stabiliser.

 

I took the photo of the roe from my office window at Preston. There are three on the factory site.

 

Don

 

 

 

 

Once you have the image hosted on Photobucket you only need to copy and paste the bottom box under the image arrowed here.

 

Noname.jpg

 

Chris

 

I think that I am trying to be too smart - will try it as per your destructions.

 

Don

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