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Frost wont keep them to ground,they may shelter from the cold at some time in the night but on a brisk frosty morn they will be out and about hunting.The best weather i find for keeping foxs to ground is wet with a cold wind blowing then they are happy to lie up until it passes,jmo.

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Frost wont keep them to ground,they may shelter from the cold at some time in the night but on a brisk frosty morn they will be out and about hunting.The best weather i find for keeping foxs to ground is wet with a cold wind blowing then they are happy to lie up until it passes,jmo.

I agree, had 3 good digs last Thursday when the weather was bad. I dug two on Tuesday from seperate places. Tried 6 different spots today after the fog and frost not a bark. Edited by THE GENERAL
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Im gonna pop back out in the mornin see if i can get a little dig. And i hope its little as i graft alone lol

Same as myself mate best way sometimes.

Yeah sure is bud . Id love a day out with some good lads but down were i am theres not many into the terrier work so id sooner stay alone then take someone new into it who i know little about .. Just to be on the safeside

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Thought with havin some frost this mornin we would be guaranteed some sport but 3 different places and nothing at home .. Anyone else having same issues ?

what time in the day you going out?

I went out yesterday at 8.30 am tried 3 different places that usually hold but o well im poppin back out in a bit to check a few more

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Thought with havin some frost this mornin we would be guaranteed some sport but 3 different places and nothing at home .. Anyone else having same issues ?

3 places ?

I'd be worried about a lack of foxes if I tried 23 places and they were empty, but 3 is a quick stroll.

If the fox was always to ground he'd probably be extinct by now.

You'll learn in different areas when foxes will be to ground.

A friend of mine used to love trying earths after dinner time on a Saturday or Sunday. He lived in heavily shot country and most of the land would have been beat that morning.

I've even known foxes to go to ground on scalding hot Summer days because I presume it's cooler under ground.

But like has been said cold, wet , windy weather usually puts them under.

Then again, I've seen hounds drawing bogs in storms and there would be foxes running in all directions.

We'll never know it all.

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