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Feckin foxes

Post by Fox Hunter » 18 Sep 2013, 15:49

I don't believe it...

I went to retrieve my trail cam earlier as the location was susceptible to the 'wrong' type of visitor. I'd only put the camera out last night so wasn't too worried but on further inspection the camera wasn't where I'd positioned it, it was pointing directly at a tree with the strap having been nicked :wtf: :o .
I initially thought someone I know must be winding me up but on watching the footage I found conflicting evidence... It was a bloody fox :lol: :clap:
I had 46 videos, about 15 of Charles sampling my culinary skills, then there was a couple of vids of the fox and a ram within sniffing distance of each other where neither individual was in any way disturbed. At one point the ram did actually seem to sniff the fox, it was quite interesting to see. After that the bugger goes right up to the camera, hits it or bites the strings or something as the camera turns and then after another wobble of the camera he's off with the straps. This can't be seen as the camera is pointing the wrong way but I've certainly learnt my lesson...
Never tie straps in bows...feckin foxes! :lolno: The rest of the vids were of the tree with a blade of grass triggering them :roll:

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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by sunndog » 18 Sep 2013, 16:44

we need footage fella, sounds a good vid
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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by paulham » 18 Sep 2013, 17:26

We need videos as proof or it didn't happen :thumbup:

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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by Fox Hunter » 18 Sep 2013, 17:50

I knew someone would say that :think:

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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by Marky610 » 18 Sep 2013, 18:21

Wanna see wanna see :clap:
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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by Fox Hunter » 18 Sep 2013, 18:26

I haven't got a clue how to upload them straight on here let alone edit the boring bits. I know how to put them on photobucket from my phone but they take forever to upload (hence the hour wait for a fraction of a second clip :roll: ), so excuse the atrocious pics as I just took a couple of pics of the laptop screen with my phone just so you get the idea. Although it's mainly to prove I'm rubbish at telling pork pies and it really did happen :lol: ...

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You need to click on the next one to watch the vid..

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I've been back up on the bike to reposition the bait point for a better location for tomorrow but I still haven't found the strap after walking around and around :evil: I'll make sure it's a clean kill tomorrow, I don't want the round going through it's gut and putting a hole in the strap :shifty:

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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by PESCA » 18 Sep 2013, 20:56

Great footage and shots :thumbup:

Don't know what the attraction is, but I get a lot of magpies and pheasants landing on my cam.

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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by spiralviral » 19 Sep 2013, 15:53

:wave: What bait are you using, not one of them furry microphone thingys that all animals on `YBF' seem to go after?? :D

Steve :lol: Looks like a this year's cub, and pretty curious too, a good bet that he snaffled the strap :)

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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by r1steele » 19 Sep 2013, 16:21

Just wondering, did you have the smell of bait on you hands before you put the camera out? This would explain the fox taking the strap if it was smelling and tasting good.

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Re: Feckin foxes

Post by Fox Hunter » 19 Sep 2013, 18:33

spiralviral wrote::wave: What bait are you using, not one of them furry microphone thingys that all animals on `YBF' seem to go after?? :D

:D no not a microphone but I've tied the ram up for tonight :o :shh: :lol:

Steve :lol: Looks like a this year's cub, and pretty curious too, a good bet that he snaffled the strap :)
Yes it's definitely this years cub, its about time they started venturing further so I get some sport without travelling far. This ones within walking distance from the back door. All uphill but only all of 10 minutes of it :clap:

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