What an incredible follow up shot, they separate a seasoned ethical hunter, from a young aspiring hunter. I never took the follow up shot, mistakes made, and it soured me on hunting for 8 years. We have a den located near our land, and love to watch them cross the paddocks. You could time a watch by their movements. The fox is quite a rare thing in Kentucky, not keeping stock that is threatened by them, I let em be, That said, if I raised small stock or game foul, I wouldn't be so passive. Coyotes on the other hand... The fox hunt's around here actually train the hounds to track em, the large population makes for an interesting hunt.

Good on you Drilled one yesterday morning Thanks for sharing Good shot 👍

Greetings From America! 😂😂. Quickest...😁 Watching the fox just meandering in the pasture...thought what? 😁 Seeing the wait...thinking it's the worst time, nerves and anticipation building!!! Then the second shot...thinking maybe it was on the run.... It was kinda of a.... quick clip Sam. but that...waiting is a marksman worst enemy! Try just a quick glassing of the surroundings...the lambs, the hedges, the back drop.. but don't stray too far from the 🦊. Breaking that "wait" up a bit by not holding "on target" helps stop the over anticipation that creeps over one... 😃 Nice! none the less! Best Wishes Sam....

Great video Keep it up

Spot on 👍

Why wouldn't you want to wipe them all out if they are taking lambs? Leaving even just one fox can still kill a newborn lamb...

I can’t wait until I can buy my first rifle. Need some land or a farm willing to let me shoot on however.

Love the videos! I can’t wait until I am able to apply for my firearms license or section 2 shotgun - I am under the Staffordshire Police so near the west midlands, hopefully their stance is alright. Is there an age limit on actually applying for a FAC or SGC? I am currently 16 (17 this year) and am wondering what the laws are as such (unsure even though I have read almost all forums possible).

A thumbs up on your video but can I ask how come you didn't upload the footage from your camcorder when you first filmed the fox? It would of made it that much better.

What part of the West Mids did you record this? Looks familiar.

So u had time to set up your camera to film your “stalking skills “ without the fox seeing , hearing or smelling you hmmm !!!

Ohhh I like a man with a gun!!!!! Hubada hubada

JACK JONES Hi Jack if you are just setting out on you shooting career it is essential to join a rifle or even a clay club this way you will get the very best of expert training in all aspects of safe shooting and gun handling plus they will have all the right equipment for you to use. this training will stand you in good stead for the rest of your life along with all the new friends you will make. one golden rule to remember is that once you pull that trigger you cant call it back . Good luck in the future and keep your powder dry

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Love your video you are my favourite KZfaqr

Hi, just stumbled across your channel... I think it’s because I was watching hunt saboteurs.. I am a townie from London and I was wondering , why do people hunt foxes and kill them? Not for their meat.. is it because they kill lambs? Thanks

I have got the same bipod

Ay I’m from the West Midlands

Can you own lever action rifles there?

Off topic sort of, but I'm, sure everybody knows about the decomposing fox video featured in the video for Hurt by Nine Inch Nails and ET by Katy Perry. I was thinking, you kill enough foxes, why not make a decomposing fox video of your own? Maybe several foxes at once. We get to see it first.

silly boy if its zeroed at 50/200 its only going to be I" high at 100 and that's nothing. Too much time to evaluate the shot time for doubt to set in. dam those sheep. was out shooting rabbits the other day with cz .17hmr out the window of my 4x4 [getting old] when I looked out over my right shoulder there was a spooked fox bolting across the field towards me I opened the door and stepped out the fox turned across in front of me giving me a right to left crosser broad side shot looking through the scope I swung through gave him lead and BANG down he went at 60 yds. as a door nail. Did I have a witness yes I did except the silly bugger was looking the other WAY!!!! by the way I am a AA class clay shooting instructor that might have helped a bit .one things for sure that's a once in a lifetime event that fox was in the wrong place at the wrong time What calibre you rifle? PS like ya vid

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Go steady with these vids mate, anti's looking for a reason to notify police for any infringements....I won't mention what I noticed.

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