foxing last sundaynight

[articfoxhunter 0]

Hello, Im a new member here at this board and wanted to show you what I shot last sunday.

We hunt then over bait and wait in cabins or old houses.

This is a she fox and is the secend of to I got that night.

[Finkley 1]

Presumably the reason we can't see it is because it's an artic fox, and white

[Guest JohnGalway]

Look forward to seeing the picture

 

Are you not allowed to use lights to shoot at night? I know in either Norway or Sweden (I forget which) they're not allowed to use lamps for night shooting.

 

I'm sure in Iceland though there are certain times of the year it never really gets dark so that much be of help!

 

Iceland has always been a place I want to visit one day

[articfoxhunter 0]

Hello, Im a new member here at this board and wanted to show you what I shot last sunday.

We hunt then over bait and wait in cabins or old houses.

This is a she fox and is the secend of to I got that night.

 

Sorry guy´s had some trobble getting the pic over the see

 

We can use light to light up the bait but not on the gun.

we use the moonlight, it can be very bright in the snow.

Edited December 10, 2008 by articfoxhunter

[Finkley 1]

Not white, black. There's a joke in there somewhere. Nice shooting, cheers for sharing.

 

Steve

[articfoxhunter 0]

Not white, black. There's a joke in there somewhere. Nice shooting, cheers for sharing.

 

Steve

 

Hello Finkley

About 70% of the foxes here are dark in the winter and some times you don't see any white´s.

[Finkley 1]

Makes your job easier I guess if the moon is all you have to work with.

[Guest rorey]

its black

[Guest JohnGalway]

Think I'd like a go at that type of hunting, be some night watching the snow under a full moon

 

Is calling the foxes allowed?

[SportingShooter 0]

Well thats a different perspective of Hunting

 

Must be quite an experience to shoot a fox using just the Moon and the Snow.

 

Good shooting, Keep posting.

 

SS