foxs 2 ground

[dean 11]

just as a matter of interest this must b the worst season 4 foxs 2 ground iv known in years normally id expect 2 b finding right through but most earths look like they have never held but when bushing its heaving foxs anywhere u go im in the surrey middlesex area anyone having the same or got any ideas as 2 y

[cragman 2,770]

You're right Dean. We checked out a rockpile yesterday and managed to get one on its feet . But it was laying below a slab not underground . Today we walked miles on a moor and low ground checking everything...nowt at home . Plenty being seen on the lamp though :ph34r: . We need some real good hard weather mate.

[Mish 1]

Can't wait for some hard weather to arrive !

Checked nearly a dozen spots this morning but no one home !!!!!!!

Very frustrating

 

TIME FOR THE RAIN DANCE

[dean 11]

Can't wait for some hard weather to arrive !

Checked nearly a dozen spots this morning but no one home !!!!!!!

Very frustrating

 

TIME FOR THE RAIN DANCE

glad im not the only one time 2 get a pack of hounds never known it like it its ust 2 mild

[ANWL 0]

caught one napping in the bush's just the other day, seem to find more and more on top over the last few years..

[sirbeesting 4]

same where i am wev'e blown lots from cover but few to ground,there seems to be alot on the lamp as well,but thats no good to me i think this is down to no harsh winters also do gooders trying to draw foxes out by leaving food out for them,its time for a change ,lets hope so ........

[Mack 92]

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Edited March 12, 2024 by Mack

[Squirrel_Basher 17,100]

Only my opinion but I suspect its something to do with them avoiding the mange mite ,which must hang about underground in badly hit areas.Mange has been absent around us this season.Rabbits did the same to avoid the ravages of mixie.

[RYESWAY 0]

im haveing the same probs [bANNED TEXT] i put it down to being dry and mild there's alot of cover about as well its never realy died of this year i no we had a bit of snow but that only lasted a week apart from that its been mild ive started to see a few earths with fresh pad prints now so im happy

[dean 11]

im haveing the same probs [bANNED TEXT] i put it down to being dry and mild there's alot of cover about as well its never realy died of this year i no we had a bit of snow but that only lasted a week apart from that its been mild ive started to see a few earths with fresh pad prints now so im happy

the cover dropped by xmas hasnt been that early 4 years but did us no good but iv seen only 2 kicked out earths all season by foxs

[J Darcy 5,871]

We just havent had the windy cold weather yet

[jigger 0]

Yes Dean

Same problem up here all foxes lying in cover its the weather thats been 2 mild . Need some serious frost

2 get them back 2 ground. y/s jigger

[bedlingtonman 44]

There is alot of moors round me and i mean lot there in every direction on 1 moor there is 3 quarys all within a 3 hour walk and we have had alot of there this year in the rocks but they aloways seem to come of the moors and run in a couple of times this year the lurchers have caught them before they get it ....

[jigger 0]

good hunting bedlingtonman

im unfortunate that im working 6 days aweek plus 1day community service {been a bad boy} so opportunities limited. mates dog killed 1 above ground last week but the lurchermen here i think are accounting for a lot of them , i only own 2 terriers.