Rounding up a few foxes today

[ratkilla 35]

Well lads though i'd put up post of what we got up to today, i went and met royston2 and kane "now know as howard on here" with the intent of finding some foxes on a local shoot that needed controlling. Well we checked a few woods and the earths had no one at home, so we decided to check a round bail stack as the farmers lad said he had seen a fox mooching around there the other day. We entered my red terrier with the locator collar on which i was a bit dubious about as i know that terriers can get snagged up and get caught by the collar and the result ant good but there was a good chance of big foxes being in there that did not want to bolt so if we had to open the bails up we'd have been able to locate him easier. Well the terrier enters and after about five minutes a fox bolted running hard to the cover, kane put a shot into it and r2s lurchers retrieved it so one fox accounted for. The terrier carried on working the bails and another fine fox bolts from the same hole taking pritty much the same path the previous fox took heading for the cover but it didn't get far with kanes handy trigger work and the lurches retrieved it well again.

 

 

 

It was a Dog and Vixen from out of this bail stack both great strong foxs.

 

 

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Well lads though i'd put up post of what we got up to today, i went and met royston2 and kane "now know as howard on here" with the intent of finding some foxes on a local shoot that needed controlling. Well we checked a few woods and the earths had no one at home, so we decided to check a round bail stack as the farmers lad said he had seen a fox mooching around there the other day. We entered my red terrier with the locator collar on which i was a bit dubious about as i know that terriers can get snagged up and get caught by the collar and the result ant good but there was a good chance of big foxes being in there that did not want to bolt so if we had to open the bails up we'd have been able to locate him easier. Well the terrier enters and after about five minutes a fox bolted running hard to the cover, kane put a shot into it and r2s lurchers retrieved it so one fox accounted for. The terrier carried on working the bails and another fine fox bolts from the same hole taking pritty much the same path the previous fox took heading for the cover but it didn't get far with kanes handy trigger work and the lurches retrieved it well again.

 

 

 

It was a Dog and Vixen from out of this bail stack both great strong foxs.

 

well done boys

[ratkilla 35]

Afted with out hesitation he entered the

[Guest nitevision]

quality,good bit of pest control

[ratkilla 35]

We carried on and checked two more eart

[chester 147]

well done lads

[Butler 396]

I've never had a fox from plastic covered bails before Welldone lads.

[J Darcy 5,871]

Seems like a top day out chaps...well done!!!

[scoot 1]

How many people have had foxs out of wrapped bales before? I have had quite a few out of bale stacks but gave up trying wrapped ones as i never had a result, i dont doubght youd get one in there but how often.

[Royston2 0]

Myself kane and ratkilla both said the same butler i for one have lots of permision with plastic bails and have never bolted or seen any charlie in at all....

[dogman 5]

welldone lads looks like you had a good day

[harddigging 42]

[samba 534]

well done

[Royston2 0]

Here is a poor poor picture of that bitch should bush well enough we will try her in a fourtnight..........

[ratkilla 35]

Thanks for putting that pic up of the new terrier roy will be nice to see how she goes, is she spanable? if so phyisical do you think she'd be handy for earth work ?