Hi every one, on the foxes in this one because this certain farm will be lambing in the next month, i am using a Sako 243 topped with a Pulsar C50 and PBiR Laser.
I have never seen that many foxes walk up to the same spot and meet the same fate!! What an excellent video today! loved the black and white of you, your rifle and the night sky behind. You are a true professional behind that trigger!
Like the way you don't celebrate having to do your predator control, the fox numbers need controlling and you do it quietly and respectfully. Well done.
Nice one Simon. Don't forget thanks to the farmer who has respected responsible shooting too. Without such people us shooters would have nowt to shoot.
Well done Simon ! And to have them group up in the same spot just proves you know your animals. More than one lamb was saved tonight. Good shooting for the rest of your season. Pets for Jack . Thad.
I like your setup Simon. Thank you for your thoughtfulness when setting up a shot. I have seen too many hunters shooting from the hip, so to say. Without thinking about their total surroundings. Truly enjoyable to watch you.
That farmer is no doubt indebted to you for this night's work. Good to see you get that 243 out, it is what i use here to hunt. I have a Browning Lever Rifle in .243 that I bought new in 1983. I do love my old 243!
Excellent nights work. You looked a touch stiff getting up out of the chair 😂😂 perhaps laying on the ground all those years getting to the bones.😁. Top stuff Simon always look forward to your videos. Phil.
Amazing! four charlie's all on the same spot - fantastic shooting and show's you really know your stuff. I agree, I never got a kick from the kill but it is necessary work.
Great video Simon and excellent marksmanship and great respect for the fox there is no doubt that you saved the farmer from losing lambs. Cheers brother
I’m in Western Australia so the shooting is very different and we do have some of the most restrictive firearms legislation in the world. Anyway, I’ve moved away from night vision to thermal. I use nv for close shooting of bunnies, all less than 100m using a 17hmr and a Pard nv008. Works beautifully. I’m now using a new pulsar xp35 thermion 2 pro on my Sako 243. A beautiful match. I think it is made in heaven, the foxes may not think so. Have not missed a fox yet with it. Shooting out to 200m.love my bog pod tripod. Much better than sticks. Don’t shoot from a seat, always stand when shooting. Sit on a seat sometimes when doing some calling. Enjoy your shooting.
I've been thinking about combining a chair and tripod for awhile now. Standing for hours gets tedious. Lying seems hard on the neck. Did get a backpack chair recently. You look comfy in the camp chair.. Beautiful video as per usual. Thanks.
Another great video Simon, keep up the good work 👏. Everyone knows you don't get pleasure from shooting these foxes, but it's a job well done. Imagine the farmers' nightmare if you didn't do this fox controlling.
Hunting red foxes here in Norway too, but it's been a long time between each, the last one was two weeks ago 7.1 kilos, hunting with bait such as food scraps and fish as well as sound. Anyway, a pleasure to follow your page here.
Nice ethical shooting. We live in central Texas and use to raise goats and cattle. Had more trouble with coyotes but a few troublesome foxes. Had many a hunt with .223 / 556 and for longer shots, 308. Due to many years of drought, high feed prices, and reaching retirement age, we finally sold off all our livestock. Now I leave the critters be, (except the hogs) and enjoy watching and listening to them sing. Cheers.
As always Simon Good shooting and thanks for pointing out the importance of only taking A shot If it's 100% safe and If you wait a safe shot will present itself in time. and four In the bag shows you don't have to rush things well done mate
What a fantastic result Simon well done mate. To go out and shoot 4 from the same position is amazing, I'm sure the farmer was well pleased with that result 👍
Good job , the ranch I hunt on just had another calf kill on Wednesday . Will be out again this morning looking for the calf killers !….. Stay well and strong my friend !
Well done pard top job like you I am not so keen on shooting lots but sometimes we have to, fact is if we don't the farmers will find someone that will, give your Jack a fuss for me pard
I say if you have no respect for what ever you are shooting, you should not be shooting , but your self Simon you show great respect, and you know the land you shoot over .and it's good to see them coming to the caller, and great shots a great video untill the next video take care good friend 😀
A good steward of the land you are, Simon, we're only human my friend. When I would take an animal I learned to give thanks and say a prayer over the animal. The older I got the harder on me it was but like these foxes and coyotes, they have no natural predators and left unchecked their numbers would go through the roof in turn play hell on farmers livestock and increased numbers of foxes would even lead to starvation and disease and that is nothing anybody would want to witness, it's very bad. Anywho Simon, EXCELLENT shooting my friend! You were stacking up foxes like cordwood Simon😄. Well the farmer will be pleased. Take Care and God Bless my brother 🙏 Jay.👍👍
Hey buddy how ya doing ? Yes it is sad to have to cull the foxes . You and I know it’s very important to keep them in check . Great shooting pal take it easy and pat the pup for me . Stay healthy until next time !
Hey Simon, are you piling them up these days ? 😂 What a result, the farmer must be more than happy with you. Keep up the good work so to see you have plenty of work to do seeing these numers in one night. Cheers mate 💪🏻
that's it, i'm getting myself a chair. nice shooting. I'm from Australia, where they're non native predators smashing our natives. the more i see die, the better. I am still amazed at their hunting abilities. that vixen call sounded more like a distress call to me. we've got the kits out with mums at the moment, so time to get out again and clean them up.
Brilliant Simon, thank you. I notice in the row of vids on the right of my screen, there is one from you 10 months ago - 'Crow Control Just before the Lambing Season' and I thought another year and everything starts-over again.
Excellent video again, fantastic to see and emphasise the safe shooting and backstop necessity, foxes are quiet now on my patch, only had to shoot 2 so far this year and I’ll leave them now as I hate the idea of orphaned cubs, I know it’s a couple of weeks off but won’t take that chance. All the best.
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I have never seen that many foxes walk up to the same spot and meet the same fate!! What an excellent video today! loved the black and white of you, your rifle and the night sky behind. You are a true professional behind that trigger!
Maybe they were all tracking the Vixen on heat...if she was..
@@misterlewgee8874 yup I would bet your right.
Like the way you don't celebrate having to do your predator control, the fox numbers need controlling and you do it quietly and respectfully. Well done.
Ye cheers mate, i do to be fare i i respect them so much and understand they are only being foxes which is a shame really..
Nice one Simon. Don't forget thanks to the farmer who has respected responsible shooting too. Without such people us shooters would have nowt to shoot.
Too right pal.
Well done Simon ! And to have them group up in the same spot just proves you know your animals. More than one lamb was saved tonight. Good shooting for the rest of your season. Pets for Jack . Thad.
Thank you Thad.
I like your setup Simon. Thank you for your thoughtfulness when setting up a shot. I have seen too many hunters shooting from the hip, so to say. Without thinking about their total surroundings. Truly enjoyable to watch you.
Ye thanks Randy
That farmer is no doubt indebted to you for this night's work. Good to see you get that 243 out, it is what i use here to hunt. I have a Browning Lever Rifle in .243 that I bought new in 1983. I do love my old 243!
Ye cheers Jeff
Incredible patience Simon. The farmer can sleep well tonight.
Absolutely
Great result for the farmer Simon! Nice to see a proper country sportsman with a good respect and joy to watch as well as cull where needed 👍🏻
Thanks 👍
These four foxes is a cracking number simon,,, excellent shooting as usual 👌😊❤️❤️🇬🇧
Thanks Stephen
Brilliant Shooting and Humane dispatching 👉🦊 Simon. Thanks for the Video 👌. Take care and stay safe ✌️. Cheers 🙏🇨🇦
Thank you my friend.
Wow! A four bagger. Well done! Yeah, you did look comfy in that chair.
Yes, thanks Roy
Nice shooting Simon, farmer must be breathing easier again..nice to see the healthy respect you have for your quarry as always.. 👍🏽
Sure is thanks Ian.
Unbelievable grouping Simon. A job well done. Excellent job ahead of lambing.
Thanks 👍
As usual you make everything look easy, great shooting. That chair is a game changer....
Thanks Simone
you might consider buying a lottery ticket this week as well, amazing result, such close proximity
lol
You are a handy bloke to have around lambing Simon. Good to see you using night vision to film yourself- not the white light to give yourself away !
Thanks Dave
I totally agree with that , I don’t like seeing great big bags of Foxs , I am the same . It’s a job that has to be done . 👍👍. Great vid as ever buddy
Cheers mate
Well done Simon. Nice job keeping the red menace under control 👍
Thanks Steve
Nice set up Great shooting 👏 Thanks for sharing 👍
Cheers Frank.
Hi Simon, excellent shooting there fella and 4 down is a great result too . keep safe ATVB
Cheers pal.
Nice bit of armchair fox action Simon!👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😎😎😎
Toooooooo right pal
Amazing that they all ended up in the same area. Stay safe Sir!
Ye strange Peter really
Excellent nights work.
You looked a touch stiff getting up out of the chair 😂😂 perhaps laying on the ground all those years getting to the bones.😁.
Top stuff Simon always look forward to your videos.
Phil.
😂👍i had been sat in it for 3 and a half hours
Amazing! four charlie's all on the same spot - fantastic shooting and show's you really know your stuff. I agree, I never got a kick from the kill but it is necessary work.
Thank you
Great video Simon and excellent marksmanship and great respect for the fox there is no doubt that you saved the farmer from losing lambs. Cheers brother
Thanks Donald 👍
I’m in Western Australia so the shooting is very different and we do have some of the most restrictive firearms legislation in the world. Anyway, I’ve moved away from night vision to thermal. I use nv for close shooting of bunnies, all less than 100m using a 17hmr and a Pard nv008. Works beautifully. I’m now using a new pulsar xp35 thermion 2 pro on my Sako 243. A beautiful match. I think it is made in heaven, the foxes may not think so. Have not missed a fox yet with it. Shooting out to 200m.love my bog pod tripod. Much better than sticks. Don’t shoot from a seat, always stand when shooting. Sit on a seat sometimes when doing some calling. Enjoy your shooting.
Nice one cheers mate.
Great Video as always simon excellent shooting love your videos thanks paul
Cheers pal.
Thanks for the video Simon. Nice work as always.
The lambs will not even know why they are so safe.
Very true
Brilliant mate
Funny how nights turn out
Some zero other nights unbelievable
Sure do thanks Davey
What a very impressive result for the night.
Ye thanks Mark.
Cracking Simon. Lambs saved for sure, and as always respect for your quarry. All the best bud.
Thanks 👍
Hi Simon, must be good luck and that "relaxed" position in your armchair 😆😆😆😆 Good luck, best wishes and stay safe. Ian. 🏴🏴
Absolutely Ian lol
I've been thinking about combining a chair and tripod for awhile now.
Standing for hours gets tedious.
Lying seems hard on the neck.
Did get a backpack chair recently.
You look comfy in the camp chair..
Beautiful video as per usual.
Thanks.
Cheers pal its just a camping chair
Well done Simon good result keep up the good work
Cheers mate
Another great video Simon, keep up the good work 👏. Everyone knows you don't get pleasure from shooting these foxes, but it's a job well done. Imagine the farmers' nightmare if you didn't do this fox controlling.
100% pal
Right proper shooting that is mate! Wonderful video, thanks!
Thanks Dan.
Great shooting as always, Simon! Thank you for sharing and what you do. Cheers from NH, USA.
Thanks Alan.
Hunting red foxes here in Norway too, but it's been a long time between each, the last one was two weeks ago 7.1 kilos, hunting with bait such as food scraps and fish as well as sound.
Anyway, a pleasure to follow your page here.
Thank you T
very good film as always, and good shooting.
Cheers mate.
Good to know Simon that humanity is not lost! Yes that is a pretty flock of foxes. And that is also a savings to the land owner! -Bob...
Ye cheers Bob.
Fantastic efforts simon on your last double fox😊👍🇬🇧cant wait for the crow cull😉✌️🇬🇧🇬🇧❤️
Thanks pal 👍
Good shooting Simon well done 👍👍
Thank you
Nice ethical shooting. We live in central Texas and use to raise goats and cattle. Had more trouble with coyotes but a few troublesome foxes. Had many a hunt with .223 / 556 and for longer shots, 308. Due to many years of drought, high feed prices, and reaching retirement age, we finally sold off all our livestock. Now I leave the critters be, (except the hogs) and enjoy watching and listening to them sing. Cheers.
Ye nice one pal
Wow!! Stacking them like cord wood, Simon!! Well done!!
Thanks 👍
Simon, the algorithm has been hiding your show, great to see you!
Ye thanks it happens from time to time with You tUBE]
As always Simon Good shooting and thanks for pointing out the importance of only taking A shot If it's 100% safe and If you wait a safe shot will present itself in time. and four In the bag shows you don't have to rush things well done mate
A foxing lesson right there…..impressive Si
Thank you.
Grand Shooting Simon 👏
Definitely Saved That Farmer Hefty Losses On Future Lamb's 🤔👍
100% Craig.
Great shooting Simon and a good result for the night...👍🏻
Cheers Eddie.
Fantastic video mate top notch shooting as always, hope Jack is doing ok mate Cheers 👌👌👌👍👍👍👍👍
Thanks Casper and ye he is fine but getting stiffer these days
Well done Simon brillant video.
Thanks mate
Job well done 👏 the farmer will be happy with that and I good few lambs will be saved too
Thanks David.
What a fantastic result Simon well done mate. To go out and shoot 4 from the same position is amazing, I'm sure the farmer was well pleased with that result 👍
Cheers Jim ye he was mate.
Morning, there be a million foxes this year all around the countryside… being born. Good shooting again😊 hope your dog ok too.
Cheers Andie
One heck of a night there sniper 👍 awesome video as always.
Thanks 👍
Good job , the ranch I hunt on just had another calf kill on Wednesday . Will be out again this morning looking for the calf killers !….. Stay well and strong my friend !
Nice one Thomas good luck mate
Great cam placement at the start of your vid with the moon in the background.
Thanks Guy.
Great job Simon.
Cheers mate
Well done pard top job like you I am not so keen on shooting lots but sometimes we have to, fact is if we don't the farmers will find someone that will, give your Jack a fuss for me pard
Thank you my friend.
Great shooting and great respect Simon! We’ll see you dragging the sofa up that field soon, you looked very comfortable..
Lol cheers mate
I say if you have no respect for what ever you are shooting, you should not be shooting , but your self Simon you show great respect, and you know the land you shoot over .and it's good to see them coming to the caller, and great shots a great video untill the next video take care good friend 😀
Awesome mate farmer will be happy 👍
Absolutely
Well you've done your 'job' for the Farmer and his lambs, Yes, I can understand your thoughts on the four. The end justifies the means, here, I'd say.
Well ye Reg 👍
Job well done Sir! Love to watch you protect the Lambing Season!
Thank you Bernard.
I've been waiting for lambing season.. Do what you can for them and I'll be watching.. The chair looks like a nice score too.. Keep'em coming Amigo..
Cheers Floyd i sure will pal.
Respect pal, I don't like taking a life and not respecting the animals life . Good on ya!
Cheers Steve
Well done Si great shooting.
Thanks Craig.
Job well done, and it was pretty neat to have them all drop so close to each other.
Ye thanks Ridin first time that has ever happened to be fair.
Top job mate as usual . And well done off the sticks
Ye cheers Mark 👍👌
Sorted! Charlie meets the 243!
Cheers Jon.
I agree with your sentiments but we have to think of the lambs too.
100% pal.
I’m a big fan of your videos Simon. Another linker 👍
Thanks 👍
Great result with a bit of comfort too. Reckon you'll be busy.👍👍
Ye pal i will be soon.
A good steward of the land you are, Simon, we're only human my friend. When I would take an animal I learned to give thanks and say a prayer over the animal. The older I got the harder on me it was but like these foxes and coyotes, they have no natural predators and left unchecked their numbers would go through the roof in turn play hell on farmers livestock and increased numbers of foxes would even lead to starvation and disease and that is nothing anybody would want to witness, it's very bad.
Anywho Simon, EXCELLENT shooting my friend! You were stacking up foxes like cordwood Simon😄. Well the farmer will be pleased. Take Care and God Bless my brother 🙏 Jay.👍👍
Thank you my friend and well said.
Liked and subbed for your true conservation work.
Much appreciated
Great job I enjoyed it thanks Simon
Thanks 👍
Excellent video and proper respect 👍🏻
Much appreciated
Great stuff Simon. Well you didn’t need to walk too far to pick them up. 👍🏼🏴
Thanks John 👍
Great shooting sticks is how I mainly shoot them ,
Thanks pal.
You done good there Si. Saved a few lambs I bet! Lovely condition those foxes. Look forward to the next. Respect Si👍👍😂😂
Thanks 👍
Hey buddy how ya doing ? Yes it is sad to have to cull the foxes . You and I know it’s very important to keep them in check . Great shooting pal take it easy and pat the pup for me . Stay healthy until next time !
Thank you Charles and i hope your still fine my friend.
Hey Simon, are you piling them up these days ? 😂
What a result, the farmer must be more than happy with you.
Keep up the good work so to see you have plenty of work to do seeing these numers in one night.
Cheers mate 💪🏻
Yes, thanks
I totally understand Simon, no pleasure to be gained, but it has to be done unfortunately. But i must admit you're brilliant at what you do 👍.
Absolutely
that's it, i'm getting myself a chair. nice shooting. I'm from Australia, where they're non native predators smashing our natives. the more i see die, the better. I am still amazed at their hunting abilities. that vixen call sounded more like a distress call to me. we've got the kits out with mums at the moment, so time to get out again and clean them up.
Ye Scott they are a nuisance here to be fair just i respect them that's all.
Brilliant Simon, thank you. I notice in the row of vids on the right of my screen, there is one from you 10 months ago - 'Crow Control Just before the Lambing Season' and I thought another year and everything starts-over again.
Ye time flys too fast these days pal
Great video Simon
Thanks 👍
Brilliant , I’m off to buy a camping chair 🦊🦊🦊🦊
Lol handy gadget Kevin.
Well done Simon, its not the easiest of things to do. Like you I like the animal too. But at lambing time, you have to clear a few up. Nice shooting.
100% pal
Nice work mate on the red skins 🦊🦊🦊🦊👍
Thanks 👍
Brilliant work 👍👍
Thank you! Cheers!
Well done sir. 👍😎❤️
Thank you Chris.
Cracking night Simon. Nice quick follow up shot👌
Ye thank you Richard
Excellent shooting, as always! Greetings from Finland!
Thank you
Nice one ' Manky ' 👌
Thanks ✌️
Nice shooting Simon love your videos cheers mate
Thanks Kevin.
brilliant shooting simon
Thanks Dave
Love your videos. Keep making them.
Thank you! Will do!
Excellent video again, fantastic to see and emphasise the safe shooting and backstop necessity, foxes are quiet now on my patch, only had to shoot 2 so far this year and I’ll leave them now as I hate the idea of orphaned cubs, I know it’s a couple of weeks off but won’t take that chance. All the best.
Cheers Buck
MM77 Approved 👍🏼👍🏼………………………. I guess curiosity kills cats AND foxes!! I’m surprised they walked right up to the “ sorted out “ ones.
Ye was handy to be fair.
Good job mate ,good result will save you sitting in that chair for hours later in the year 😂
Too right lol