Hi guys, don't often post in this section, but here are a couple of foxes my buddy shot on Friday night past.

We were out on a sheep farm in county Tyrone, N. Ireland at around 11.00pm. I was on the spot light, rifle used was a Ruger 222rem with a sound moderator.

This was the first one to get the bad news at about 120m :


There was a pair together here, this one was shot at about 80m, it's buddy did not hang around to offer another shot:

Thanks a big lump of a fox Brian, there have been a few lambs lifted around here this week, I think it's time to get the lamp out

Aaron, we shot three big dog foxes in little over an hour, after being out for 2 hours and seeing nothing. We couldn't pick up the 3rd one as he was over a drain with about 4 feet of water in it.

Bloody heavy too, they both were 16-18 pounds each.

Brian, in the first picture would that be the entrance or exit hole?

Good to see you lads out and about giving the wee foxies the run.

Reminds me of when I lived in Belfast in the Rosetta area a long time ago. Surely miss Ireland and hope to return in the near future.

Cherio

we have had a problem with foxes taking lambs went out last sunday night after 10 mins i seen 2 foxes got down with the bipod colm lamping i shot the first one turned and got the second one 40 yards further went up 2 dog foxes one old one and the other one was last years problem solved but got a phone call yesterday 2 lambs missing ???????? it must be the vixen back out tomorrow night to sort it out