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    Met Harry from Whitby site at Saltholme this morning, we set up camp at about 11am outside fox den with three lads from Barnsley, to say the least there was some good banter, anyway we sat, and sat nothing except rain which had us heading for one of the hides. At about 3pm two of the Barnsley lads went for some grub, half an hour later Harry went for his missus, still nothing, I had decided to see it to the death, the other Barsnley lad left at 4pm, with me sitting on my own. At about 4.30pm the sun came out, fifteen minutes later the guide was getting everyone out the hide down the path and locking it up, so I thought that was it and started to get gear sorted, when over the hillock came the vixen, got a few shots before she disappeared over the other side, well at least I got some I thought, whereupon she reappeared and gave the few of us there a good fifteen minutes photo time. Unfortunately I didn’t see the remaining two cubs, she did have three but a dog fox from another den killed one and took it away. Below are a couple of shots that I got. Happy but absolutely knackered.







    Alan

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    thems mint mate well done

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    • #3
      brilliant them alan


      sless

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      • #4
        Superb Alan, well worth the wait to get the shots

        Me and Bigtel had a fox come up to us at the Helicopter pad at Jarrow a few years back and took some mackerel strip from us...

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        • #5
          very cunning pics alan m8 toppers
          Panel Pin Champ
          ........................

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          • #6
            Originally posted by Charlton View Post
            Met Harry from Whitby site at Saltholme this morning, we set up camp at about 11am outside fox den with three lads from Barnsley, to say the least there was some good banter, anyway we sat, and sat nothing except rain which had us heading for one of the hides. At about 3pm two of the Barnsley lads went for some grub, half an hour later Harry went for his missus, still nothing, I had decided to see it to the death, the other Barsnley lad left at 4pm, with me sitting on my own. At about 4.30pm the sun came out, fifteen minutes later the guide was getting everyone out the hide down the path and locking it up, so I thought that was it and started to get gear sorted, when over the hillock came the vixen, got a few shots before she disappeared over the other side, well at least I got some I thought, whereupon she reappeared and gave the few of us there a good fifteen minutes photo time. Unfortunately I didn’t see the remaining two cubs, she did have three but a dog fox from another den killed one and took it away. Below are a couple of shots that I got. Happy but absolutely knackered.







            What distance were you at Alan,is that trevs long lost cousin

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            • #7
              Originally posted by beachbuddy View Post
              What distance were you at Alan,is that trevs long lost cousin
              anywhere between 5-30 yards, unbelieveable, yep looks like Trevs cousin
              Alan

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              • #8
                Originally posted by codseeker View Post
                very cunning pics alan m8 toppers
                nice one Trev
                Alan

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                • #9
                  Pity it wasnt in the crosshaits of a rifle.
                  Vermin
                  PLACES IVE FISHED..

                  CHESIL BEACH DORSET, PORTLAND ROCKS DORSET, DUNGEONESS BEACH KENT, PORTHCAUL WALES,
                  BLACKWATER ESTUARY ESSEX, HAYLING ISLAND

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                  • #10
                    Stunning Pics Alan....Well worth the effort mate
                    "And I looked, and behold'a pale horse; and his name that sat on him was death, and hell followed with hi, and power was given unto them over the fourth part of the earth, to kill with sword and with hunger, and with the beasts of the earth"

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                    • #11
                      Nice pics , you must have patience of a saint

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                      • #12
                        Originally posted by smig View Post
                        Nice pics , you must have patience of a saint
                        had plenty practice waiting for a cod to bite
                        Alan

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                        • #13
                          Originally posted by rocketman View Post
                          Pity it wasnt in the crosshaits of a rifle.
                          Vermin
                          Wipe your mouth with a bit netty roll when you're finished.

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                          • #14
                            the vermin control group used to pay for evidence of culled vermin,30bob for a fox head,two shillings for a hooded crow,same for a black backed gull.

                            hand the evidence in at polis station and get your dosh
                            AUDENTES FORTUNA JUVAT

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