Robert Bucknell returns following a bout of coronavirus – he investigates the future of foxing as lockdown is eased. The Covid-19 lockdown has affected fox control in different ways – it all depends on your situation. If you see fox…
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The future of foxing as lockdown is eased
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Posted in Features, Hunting
Posted in Features, Hunting
Little and large
Mark Ripley finds that size matters as he pursues a big, bold fox that’s been terrorising chickens Credit:S McGrath / Getty Images The call that came early one wet and cold Saturday morning was a familiar one from a farmer…
Seasonal success
Mike Powell’s masterclass on how to make the most of the various foxing methods available in late summer and autumn
NEW! The Shooting Show – rabbits and rats with the ATN X Sight
Byron Pace gets his hands on a unique bit of night-shooting technology, the ATN X Sight. This is an all-in-one day-and-night scope with a price tag it’s impossible to beat. But is it really any good? Taking it through the…
Red Peril: Mike Powell questions whether our current fox population is secure from the influx of new shooters
For as long as man and fox have lived together there has been conflict between the two. It all started, no doubt, when early man trapped and killed the fox, along with other animals, to provide pelts for clothing. As…
General Licence under scrutiny
Shooting organisations are calling for all shooters to pull together to protect the General Licence in England.
Muntjac management
Simon Barr joins deer specialist Richard Scrope to control the local muntjac population and gets a look at one of the country’s most spectacular trophy rooms on the way
