Out last night.

Hadn’t seen much about lately although a bait pipe was being visited. Unfortunately the sheep in the field kept pushing the camera around 🙄
I pitched up this evening determined to sit out until 12 or maybe later.
In the dusk I was fiddling with the Pard as I hadn’t set it up properly on my, new to me, 243. Naturally the fox appeared as I was doing this. It picked up a piece of bait lying in front of the pipe and disappeared into bushes to eat it I presumed. There was still enough light to shoot so I bade my time. A few minutes later it appeared and I sent it. A barren vixen.
I got a thumbs up from a local resident who heard the shot. Nice to be appreciated 🤪.
I headed off down the estate in the direction of home it now being close to midnight. I just had to take a peak in a far field the silage had been bailed on. Luck was with me but the fox was pretty close and took off. Nonetheless I saddled up and went on foot creeping from tree to tree along a track. Charlie had settled down after a few backward glances and was mooching again. Sent him on his way to wherever they go.
The 243 does a good job with 75gr V-max, a bit graphic so I’ll spare the faint hearted.
 
Changed my rabbit gear on Desmond, after finding out rabbits dont like laser IR. Gone back to my wicked lights LED Ir. The Vulpine likes plenty of IR, but led IR gives me about 75 yards, more than enough, shot 5 last night, Desmonds happy, all good in the veg patch.
 
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