And same result to the first one, just doe to watch. She was in fine fettle and I spent 15 mins watching here through the scope at 78m. Very happy browsing along a hedge row with rabbits bouncing around her feet. No fawn in sight.
One thing I did notice was she spent a lot of time licking between her hind legs, would this be due to ticks?
After 15 mins I retreated slowly, she had no idea I was there, and moved into another field a spied a fox through the bins at about 300m, he was working up the set aside strip rabbiting. I move forward and start to call with the wam and he came in like a train scattering bunnies in his wake but the long grass defeated me, at about 70m he stopped but I could just see the tips of his ears so no shot.
Wish I had worn a hat, been eaten alive by midges!!!
Jerry
One thing I did notice was she spent a lot of time licking between her hind legs, would this be due to ticks?
After 15 mins I retreated slowly, she had no idea I was there, and moved into another field a spied a fox through the bins at about 300m, he was working up the set aside strip rabbiting. I move forward and start to call with the wam and he came in like a train scattering bunnies in his wake but the long grass defeated me, at about 70m he stopped but I could just see the tips of his ears so no shot.
Wish I had worn a hat, been eaten alive by midges!!!
Jerry