Lumpy Fox for DEFRA

Tim.243

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My efforts over the last 4 years has put a big dent in the local fox population, the down side is they are thin on the ground which makes finding some to go to DEFRA for testing much harder.
Plus side lots more wild pheasants with a number of partridges showing...

I shot a vixen in the same field 2 weeks ago so a good chance he might have been her mate, a good eye shine back for my led spotting torch, squeaking while I flicked out my sticks in a routine I have done hundred's of times. Check once more with the led lamp just in case it has ####ed off...
Nice picture in the z6 of a fox looking right at me with its tail wrapped around like a cat out 160 yards...
Above average size that is for sure...Bagged and tagged for Tuesdays pick up..
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Tim.243
 
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Well done! We had two last night, and then spent ages trying to get a third as it'd have put us on a nice round number - but we failed to find any. Someone must have shot them...
 
Not got an awful lot of confidence in our DEFRA im afraid been waiting for a TB RESULT for weeks and weeks now 6/11/15
norma
 
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Excellent. Not had much luck in my area of late - soembody else much be clearing them out!
 
Not got an awful lot of confidence in our DEFRA im afraid been waiting for a TB RESULT for weeks and weeks now 6/11/15
norma
Culturing mycoplasma bovis that causes TB takes many weeks and it takes even longer to say it is a negative sample. Be patient it is the organisms fault not DEFRA's in this case
 
I was giving foxes to fera the other year is this the same deal looking in to trichinella. Well worth bagging them up in my opinion
 
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