Quickest lamping ever

declan1980

On Sunday night the chairman of my gun club rang me saying there was a fox hanging round his neighbours yard stealing hens, so I said call down for me. We arrived at the yard and shone the light out over the ditch into the field. We spotted 3 foxes in the field so I put the rifle on the other lads shoulder and shot the furthest away lad. The other two didn't know where to go since they heard the crack off the rifle in front of them and the thump of the bullet hitting the first fox behind them at the same time, so a quick squeak from me got them looking straight at me again, another crack and the second lad drops, but the third lad is after wising up now and he runs off up to the top of the hill, stops to look back for a few seconds before fecking off. I cut the tails off them and left them in an empty slatted shed for the farmer to find in the morning.
So, got the call at 19:20, arrived in the yard at 19:30, and had two foxes shot and was back home by 19:45. Pretty efficient if I do say so myself

One shot on kill

pity they all couldnt be that handy good going alright

well done

declan1980

One shot on kill wrote: »

pity they all couldnt be that handy good going alright

well done

I couldn't agree more. I was just coming in the lane and I scanned the field. Saw a fox, but as soon as I was out of the car and had the rifle loaded it was gone

One shot on kill

declan1980 wrote: »

I couldn't agree more. I was just coming in the lane and I scanned the field. Saw a fox, but as soon as I was out of the car and had the rifle loaded it was gone

thats the story of my life cant seem to bag one this time of year

tommyboy26

One shot on kill wrote: »

thats the story of my life cant seem to bag one this time of year

I know that feeling all to well.

tommyboy26

declan1980 wrote: »

On Sunday night the chairman of my gun club rang me saying there was a fox hanging round his neighbours yard stealing hens, so I said call down for me. We arrived at the yard and shone the light out over the ditch into the field. We spotted 3 foxes in the field so I put the rifle on the other lads shoulder and shot the furthest away lad. The other two didn't know where to go since they heard the crack off the rifle in front of them and the thump of the bullet hitting the first fox behind them at the same time, so a quick squeak from me got them looking straight at me again, another crack and the second lad drops, but the third lad is after wising up now and he runs off up to the top of the hill, stops to look back for a few seconds before fecking off. I cut the tails off them and left them in an empty slatted shed for the farmer to find in the morning.
So, got the call at 19:20, arrived in the yard at 19:30, and had two foxes shot and was back home by 19:45. Pretty efficient if I do say so myself

Great shooting

thomasc4329

Well done happy days

pheasntstalker

well done lad fair play;):D