after yesterdays unsucessfull digging were we were told to leave the land because it was a sunday

we decided to do some lamping, so headed out last nite at about 9.30, took bow and flynn am unsure as to how well they will work foxes but thought it best to give them ago at it an see.

so spotted the first fox, and got into the field, he was sitting in the hedge just watching us, tryed squeeking him in but with no luck he sat watching us and even when the filter came off the lamp he still sat ther every time we tried to approach him he moved off again keeping half a field between us and him so, after chasing him for 3 fields we called it quits with him.

2 fields down we seen another crossing a large crop field, this one had a massive profile in the lamp, and he sat watching and listening got up a little on him for a slip but it got to the hedge quicker than the dogs which wasnt bad since the fox had a fair start on them. also saw a hare in the same field but didnt slip on him.

we lamped another 3 foxes all along the same length of road, all of them shy, think it mite have been the conditions, so have ordered a new call and hope the weather changes in the next few days and will try our luck again.

sorry no pics this time and no video had no one to hold the camera

what caller you using mate,we had a quick look last nite,the foxes just sat an watched us watching them

we were just callin outselves, am waiting on a preditor call coming but with the post strike it still not come. we were out last nite same thing again

altho did run 2 hares go no where near to them either


am out tonite with sean and rolf for rabbits mite even find my filter aswell

i was out shooting foxes myself the other night aswell kev

should come over here some time stef, give the dogs a run on them. plenty about here at the minute.

howd u get on last night kev

lamped a few foxes, but was the same situation they kept to the hedge and wouldnt come to the call

lamped 2 hares but got no where near to them either

good stuff cheshire,nice to see lurchers up to a bit of nice retreival