Daylight foxing with a bonus buck

Keeping hisoptions open, Roy Lupton's after a roebuck by day and foxes by night - but as it works out it's the fox that presents the first shot. We then have a fantastic stalk onto a roebuck which has been giving us the runaround. Roy's farm protection service is in overdrive, with an all-in-one package of vermin control and deer management. It's OutFoxing.
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Why shoot foxes?
The British red fox is widespread across the whole of mainland Britain and Ireland. The best estimate of the current British fox population is 240,000 adults in spring, to which a production of 425,000 cubs is added annually. The fox has no natural predator and for the population to remain stable, 425,000 foxes must therefore die each year.
Fox numbers need to be managed and controlled to prevent the predation of lambs, piglets reared outdoors, free range and domestic poultry. Foxes can also have a significant impact on vulnerable species of ground nesting birds such as black grouse, partridge, lapwing and curlew (Bealey, Green, Robson, Taylor & Winspear, 1999).
In order to protect such species while they are breeding, conservators and gamekeepers aim to control fox numbers, particularly from late winter to early summer. Foxes are also controlled around pheasant and partridge rearing and release pens in late summer and autumn. Overall, the direct cost to UK agriculture from fox predation has been estimated at £12 million annually (UK Government figures)

[@TheTh903]

Foxes are by far my favorite animal but that does not mean that they should be spared from being controlled. They are a danger to many of the areas in which they preside and if they do not go controlled then they can cause havoc to said wildlife residing in the area. This is they way they should be taken care of, painless and quick. Much respect from the U.S. for the marksman, great video

[@Tugchaser]

Did anyone else notice the1st fox shot fragged and past through and took out a twig in the background right of centre?

[@paulsoutbackgardenaustrali7674]

I Miss Roy...he was such a good shot...😢😢😢🇦🇺

[@roadrunner8667]

Frightened the crap out of me when he shot the fox 😆

[@bigbadbamboo1]

I had my buds in and I jumped and after being around them long enough.

[@arpc]

Excellent video guys! I loved the BN analysis of what you'd like if you were a deer! 😂

[@fieldsportstv]

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[@KissedBoy420]

Is it just me that almost shat their pants because of the first shot?? 😂

[@svenn6283]

How do the foxes not see him standing there?

[@petersimpson9729]

26 to 27 degrees it is roasting.............................. really today is going to be 42 degrees in Australia that's bloody roasting. nice vid and shoot though :-)

[@TheGebirgsjaga]

At 4:16 he is calling the buck but he is just running away. He trys to stop him with a call. But the buck has seen the hunter and he will unit him with the call. In future he might not respond to the call. In Austria you would say he is "verblattet". But nice video =D

[@kylelyle24]

I find it funny how the Brits think 20 degrees is REALLY hot Like mate it's early spring here is Australia and it was 20 today

[@garethifan1034]

Sometimes 20 degrees is all we get here..

[@pauljanz1648]

what are the sticks Roy is using made from

[@waldenhouse]

Really enjoyed this series. Sub'd. Cheers, great watching.

[@lenhowl]

Great shot, well done. Is there some website I can go to to make a set of them sticks you are using for steadying your gun? Cheers

[@nar4790]

Its a .243, made by Sako

[@johnnycarson7379]

The moderator is an A TEC MAXIM I tink hav one myself great job

[@harrywaudby123456789]

he's shooting down from the sticks! so the thing that will stop his "pellet" is the ground.

[@MrEnglishManYT]

I have mixed feelings about hunting, i like it but i also hate it >.

[@michaelvandorn604]

Why do kill foxes?

Great video, keep them coming

Quick question Roy. What sound moderator are you using on the rifle?

[@ililllillillilliil8327]

Beautiful

[@georgefleming1847]

What type of lamp is Roy using at 7:15? I couldn't catch the name of it, Cheers!

[@PROSPECTBARN]

well spotted

[@dianajames4717]

Don't you know how sweet and kind hearted so many foxes can be. That nonsense about their having no feelings is nothing but a bunch of lies. Many people keep them as pets and they are loving loyal pets. They are here to be loved, respected and cared for not to be caught in cruel traps and shot to death. Little hunter where is your compassion? Did you leave it at home with your character and integrity?

[@bigbadbamboo1]

What's that music in the back ground?

[@millardhixson7217]

Not crazy about that mechanical beckground noiuse, and what makes you think you can whisper loud enough to be heard over the wind noise? Better to add comments when editing the video.

[@carlore9591]

Ok from Italy.Ok.ok.ok.

[@rogergrafton6526]

That’s a top coat and hat for 27%. And shooting anything when it has young is a bit shit, in my opinion.

[@WhosBLNT]

is that a 204 rugger ?

[@TheFirefox8192]

is the attachment on the end of the barrel for accuracy?

[@fieldsportstv]

It can help with accuracy and recoil but it is called a moderator - it reduces the noise

[@markhayes6211]

yeh it helps SHITHOUSES with their accuracy..

[@waldenhouse]

I so want a piece of land with woodland! Not very forthcoming though.

[@peterspence5959]

Lol what's the craic with 70s porn music, great video tho as always

[@caemaridwn]

All we needed was Roy I am your father

[@michaelvandorn604]

WHY DID YOU KILL SUCH A YOUNG BUCK!?

[@Micknsoul87]

So why did you shoot this deer just asking

[@fieldsportstv]

Thanks for this. Venison for the freezer and wildlife management. We control the number of animals there are. / Charlie

[@Micknsoul87]

@@fieldsportstv Not just for sport then, fair coment.

[@garrychang3022]

You talk too much

[@mcampbell10777]

typical toff

[@drumdirt]

I don't understand people who get a thrill from killing,

[@beardedmaster5156]

Why watch the video then??

[@AMpufnstuf]

I wonder how dim you have to be to see a series of videos of someone hunting a few specific species of animals, all on or directly next to farmed fields and think the only reason someone is shooting them is to put holes in their lungs.

[@mtwillis6915]

is it legal to shoot foxes

[@fieldsportstv]

Yes

[@LemonLoverCockatiel]

Fieldsports Channel even when they have pups? I'm a hunter, but killing a mother is always fucked up.

[@KissedBoy420]

FishFreak that’s reducing the population further then. It’s a good knock on effect!

[@FalconfromRF]

@Rsta 001 i'm not anti-hunter, but still think, that killing of pregnant females, mothers and pups is barbarity. I think, if there is demand for fur, foxes can be hunted in winter for this. If there is no demand, fox hunting should be banned, with making exception only to cull individuals who kill chickens and lambs.

[@waldenhouse]

Is it Piers Morgan commentating?!

[@thecommission6662]

Bobby D That's really funny. It's someone called Charlie Jacoby.

[@gingerbreadman5373]

What caliber is Roy using?

[@fieldsportstv]

+Ginger breadman .223

[@michellemorrison6120]

WHAT IS WRONG WITH YOU A POOR FOX IS TRYING TO LIVE?!

[@arnoldj.samson5795]

people who get offended by this deserve to get stream sniped

[@rydenson9134]

this dude is heartless man idc if you say oh foxes are vermin even though they are just wild dogs that have to scavenge, the man shot a fox mother looking for food for its cubs then said hopefully we will see them later. cant tell if you guys are gun lovers,middle classs or just country folk but damn its an animal.

[@rydenson9134]

. . X

[@Lipzyncable]

shut up

[@dpeagles]

Ryden son sissy

[@perrymackay8725]

why the hell are you watching this then!?

[@iestynharries8407]

the problem is, foxes are savage psychopaths that kill for pleasure. If they ate all the farm Livestock that they kill then okay but they don't, they'll kill a whole sheep have a little nibble then leave it their to rot, and it costs the farming Industry so much money

[@azaz...]

shoot foxes by all means but not deer

[@leswause8937]

Why? Overpopulation of deer can be harmful to local ecosystems as well.

[@tarrasss1]

Thats not a buck

[@michaelvandorn604]

You killed a beautiful fox 😡......for what?

[@MegaGouch]

Shame foxes are a pest as they are quite cute

[@leswause8937]

They're only pests in some areas. In lots of areas, they're completely okay. That always makes me feel better because I agree with you, they are very very cute.

[@samhancock268]

He shoots a vixen with cubs which although I understand the situation is pest control is extremely cruel and distasteful. He then shoots a Roe in extremely low light conditions at sunset and OOPS he's left his dog at home so risks leaving an injured animal to die a miserable death then limps off for a fucking kebab. This show is ridiculous but I guess it's fine cos they have posh accents.

[@masterblob7196]

Everything he did was legal and humane. If you don't like hunting, go and watch the teletubbies or something else more your level.

[@stevenjohnson5126]

whats his accent got to with anything you snob

[@foxwrecker7758]

Stop repeating videos

[@bartofilms]

Another answer to killing foxes with a rifle: Invest in a Maremna Shepherd Dog or two, they will chase away foxes, wolves, mtn. Lions, etc. If a fight ensues, the Maremna Shepherd will tear up the fox easily and be back on post within minutes.

[@dvrn86]

@brsrbck in Scotland and Northern Ireland you can still use dogs.

[@falynch]

You’d be break laws regarding guard dogs as well as risking breaking the dangerous dogs act if a trespasser enters the field.

[@rsa420]

learn too shoot with out sticks

[@rsa420]

track a kak shot in african bos that matey would be eaten

[@LeonardoSummers]

Disgusting why shoot a fox in its natural habitat you also decided to shoot it in the open with nothing to stop your pellet Roy if I ever see you around I will personally introduce myself to you!

[@HJDore]

Leonardo Summers are you not educated in ballistics. Is the bullet were to pass through a log or other cover the animal would get much worse of a wound and probably die a very painful death.

[@muzzgit]

Leonardo Summers when you do introduce yourself to him why don't you ask him to show you what foxes do to baby sheep (lambs) and baby cows (calves). Foxes wait until the mother is giving birth, then they attack the baby animal and tear at its lips - mouth - tongue, all the soft facial tissue, then they run off after their next victim and leave the baby animal to starve to death because it can't feed off it's mother. The only merciful thing might be if the farmer finds the animal early enough to put it out of it's misery. This is why farmers HATE foxes. Foxes are the terrorists of nature. Fuck 'em all, kill 'em all ..!

[@lukeashton5701]

oh so you will threaten a human not a pissing animal listen to ur self self mate

[@RGK147]

I'd say Roy would be only to happy to meet you leonardo as would thousands of others

[@leswause8937]

@@muzzgit I'm just going to say it but that is an extremely vague and angry comment. There are way worse in the animal kingdom. And most of the time, foxes go for the neck, not the face.