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wabbit warren
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we must have to much time on our hands
Nickb
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Apologies if this causes any controversy but...weighing a bloody fox...going a bit far now boys..sort yourselves out
I find the nearest spot to lob the stinky creature out of site and that's that ... weighing stuff is when you get paid at the game dealers
After some more recent posts I'm glad no one is measuring "Other" Genitalia.Apologies if this causes any controversy but...weighing a bloody fox...going a bit far now boys..sort yourselves out
I find the nearest spot to lob the stinky creature out of site and that's that ... weighing stuff is when you get paid at the game dealers
Smellydog
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When you pick a 23lb fox up you notice it. That encourages weighing it.Apologies if this causes any controversy but...weighing a bloody fox...going a bit far now boys..sort yourselves out
I find the nearest spot to lob the stinky creature out of site and that's that ... weighing stuff is when you get paid at the game dealers
Nickb
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Exactly this, they do get thrown in a hedge but you do notice a biggy.
When I first started shooting foxes I used to weigh them all , just out of curiosity more than anything.
Most averaged 12 - 14 Lb ....a big fox was 18 - 20 lb
wabbit warren
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having shot but also fished for years i can guess a weight of most carp i catch just by looking at them
sometimes they don't look that big but when you have them in a weigh sling and pick that up that's when you re guess before actually reading the scales
foxes are the same, the dogs always look bigger but sometimes its not till you pick them up and think god that's a heavy old boy
saying that ive shot some chunky/fat vixens over the years as well
sometimes they don't look that big but when you have them in a weigh sling and pick that up that's when you re guess before actually reading the scales
foxes are the same, the dogs always look bigger but sometimes its not till you pick them up and think god that's a heavy old boy
saying that ive shot some chunky/fat vixens over the years as well
I know when I shoot a big fox and I have shot some big old lumps...but cant be arsed weighing them as Im not really that bothered.
But I am not suggesting you boys have nowt better to do..that would be plain rude so crack on
wabbit warren
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i have never weighed a fox, but only because i couldn't be arsed to carry a set of scales about with me
but as i said above if i have to carry one to where the farm wants them left then i know if its a big one lol
but as i said above if i have to carry one to where the farm wants them left then i know if its a big one lol
Nickb
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If you dont weigh a big one its guesswork and I like to be accurate.I know when I shoot a big fox and I have shot some big old lumps...but cant be arsed weighing them as Im not really that bothered.
But I am not suggesting you boys have nowt better to do..that would be plain rude so crack on
Then you get silly tales of 30 lb foxes
My foxes is bigger then your fox....bloody competitive lot arent weIf you dont weigh a big one its guesswork and I like to be accurate.
Then you get silly tales of 30 lb foxes
...but Im staying out of it......we see how funny some are with weights of a deer lol (no names mentioned)
Smellydog
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I don't bother with deer weights, they are all freaking heavy!My foxes is bigger then your fox....bloody competitive lot arent we
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