Fox Fever - The Bobbed Tail Double Kill Hunt

Nighttime fox hunting. This hunt features a double kill. One of the foxes was missing her tail and one ear.

Category:

Pets & Animals

Tags:

• fox
• hunting
• virginia

[MrSidewinder5]

nice video guys. i also hunt predators at night such as grays, and bobcats, and i have found it much more effective to use a red lense over my spotlight.. its not as hard on the animals eyes and it allows you to keep the spotlight on them much longer.. just a pointer(:

[Str8eningTheCurves]

@MrSidewinder5 It's a red light. The camera's night vision makes it look white.

[peter4190]

Lol ur so cruel , Wot a waste leave them for the lurchers

[Danyar38]

how can you be so ass hole?!

[morgasm657]

very famous coursing scene the one in snatch, pretty awesome. i havent got any pics to send you unfortunately will check out your site though, and if i get any pics that i can send you then i will.

[Str8eningTheCurves]

@morgasm657

Hey thanks for explaining that. I remember the coursing scene in Snatch.

Feel free to send me some pics to post on my site....my buddies would enjoy them.

You can find me over at RiverBottomOutdoors(dot)com.

Take care,

Jonah

[morgasm657]

well there's hunting where you use many hounds, and lurcher work where you use one or two decent sighthounds to course and kill various prey.

[Str8eningTheCurves]

That's a good tip.

Lurching....is that where you chase with hounds? I think I've heard that term before.

[morgasm657]

supposedly canines dont see the red light as easily so arent so spooked by them, but if they have never seen a white beam before they will not run immediately, once an animal gets used to lamps it will become lamp shy, no matter the colour of the beam, changing the filter colour in some areas will confuse animals used to a different colour light. and maybe give you an extra couple of seconds.

to be fair i am transferring knowledge from lamping with lurchers rather than guns...

[Str8eningTheCurves]

Called up one coyote at night last year. Put a load of Winchester Supreme #5s in his chest at about 50 yds. It rolled him, but he got up and took off.

I think its tough to call them up at night because Virginia isn't full of open ground like out West. Easy for him to slip in and wind you here at night.