Fox and Rifle Shooting Videos .22-250 .22 Hornet 6.5 X 55 .22 LR

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Sniping over a rabbit warren that was found while looking for foxes.

Sniping over what has become one of my favorite rabbit warrens.

This fox run in a long way before crossing a dried up river then came to a rabbit proof fence. It started moving to its left before being stopped and the shot fired. The Button Whistle was used to call this fox in this close. This is quite a good piece of footage. This fox was shot on the 21st Feb 2004 with a .17 Ackley firing hollow point projectiles.

This fox was spotted on the track ahead of us. We moved the vehicle up to find it had crossed a small creek and started making its way up a hill. We tried calling it back but with no luck. Finally I gave a small sheep sounding barrr this stopped the fox long enough for the .17 Ackley to do its work. I'm not sure of the distance but I can say it was a long way before I had to walk up the hill to find it. Another fox shot on the 21st Feb 2004 with a .17 Ackley.

This is another fox that ran in a long way coming to the R.G. Custom Call. This is quite a long piece of video because I wanted to shot the fox coming in. It had already come in quite a few hundred meters before the footage you can see here. If you listen carefully you can hear the gun misfire then a sigh from my girlfriend only to have the fox come running in even further. This is another fox shot on the 21st Feb 2004 with a .17 Ackley firing hollow point projectiles

A fox being shot after running in a long way crossing a track and running up a small incline. Another fox shot on the 21st Feb 2004 with a .17 Ackley firing hollow point projectiles.

Fox shot with my .22 Hornet using 40gr Taipan projectiles. As you can see they can be quite devastating upon impact. If you look in the top right hand of the picture you can see the projectile appearing as a white line.