Fox Shooting - 2 Called and Shot using the Foxpro Spitfire and .204 Ruger

2 Foxes called and Shot with the Foxpro Spitfire, Clearing the foxes as a Neighbor has had been loosing a lot of Chickens. The local Pheasant Shoot isnt too far away either so it all helps. The rifle is a Custom .204 Ruger

[@vicgarrett]

Text book calling. Just that it does't always work out that well.Nice shooting. Those Foxpro Spitfire's do well.

[@muzzgit]

FUCKING GOOD SHOOTING is all I can say chaps.....

[@gregmiller2178]

You wonder some times how they can take off with a good hit.

[@varminteruk]

I was quite amazed with that one, As you can see from the picture the Sierras made a mess

[@MrSteltzer]

those things are far tougher than we give them credit, they can run just about with nothing left in them. I hit one, broadside chest at 160 yards through both lungs. Took me 3-5 mins to get the gear off, get the torch, turn car off etc, then I had to find him in the dark, and he still went to bite my mate when we got there.

[@varminteruk]

Yep, That certainly surprised me. Would have only been 150yrd or so... Was expecting it to drop on the spot

[@robertmitchell9415]

Mrsteltzer sir! What was you shooting an air rifle? 🤔

[@MrSteltzer]

@@robertmitchell9415 It was quite a while ago now. But if I remember correctly it would have been either my 204 Ruger, or my mates 223.

[@TheUTVOverlander]

.300 Win Mag. That'll keep them from running too far.

[@varminteruk]

+Deadly From Distance Thats a serious weapon!

[@TheUTVOverlander]

Might be a little overkill.

[@teacheng3795]

I have actually taken a fox with a 300 win mag. It was a bit over 200 metres, easy shot, good light when I was really after deer but getting impatient. Certainly flattened the fox but not as large a hole as I would have thought at first. 180grn Winchester soft point but I think it did not meet enough resistance to expand. Still instantly dropped the fox though