Your videos make my day Simon, your reverence toward your deceased quarry is highly commendable, the Yanks are high fiving and whooping which I don’t see any need for!
I’m American, and i find no joy in taking the life of any animal, but it has to be done, just know many “yanks” feel the same way. I appreciate the respect Simon has for animals, and his marksmanship is top notch!
The foxes do so much damage they need to be controlled humanely, I totally agree, You are showing people how it should be done safely and correctly. John Bailey.
🤗🇨🇱🇬🇧saludos mr simon excelente jornada de caza es impecable el funcionamiento del sako los zorros siempre hacen desastres en las granjas y es indispensable controlarlos a la señora que le compró huevo ĺe comieron casi todas sus gallinas mágnificos tiros mr simon👏👏👏
Hats off to you again Simon. A necessary job done with feeling, compassion and the showing of reverence to an adversary. Thanks for making videos as you do a dirty job cleanly. Can't ask better than that.
Well done simon, never heard of a shot like that last one never mind seeing it.cracking bit of shooting and filming. That must rate as one of the best filmed sequences on the shooting TH-cam.
Another great video, with great results Simon. Two things you have that I can not have where I live is the suppressor and the night vision. We can own night vision,but can't use it while hunting.
Good work there Simon, very methodically done. I need to learn the patience to wait it out, I always walk about field to field, and normally get the result but would be nice to try it your way too. Just setting up and focusing on an area. 👍👍
Ye Stephen i too all my life used to do the same and i would say go 4 farms on the night yet see nothing then the next day the farmer would have lost chickens and such so i came up with the plan just stake out one valley for as long as i can for the night and to be fair it has been working, at times it gets a tad boring but i kind of enjoy this way these days as i like watching the wild life i see.
@@simon6ppc246I'll give it a go sometime, would make for a Better relax than id give myself at home🤣 can never stop there. I'll have to find a way to carry a camping chair as well as the other gear😁
Foxes are a menace. It's a shame they can't learn to stay away. Good job, Simon. Oh and last weekend, I actually got to shoot my Wolverine R for the first time. It's only taken about two months since I picked it up. Brilliant rifle, and very comfortable to use.
First class Simon, commentary is educational to the less experienced. Where I farm in Cheshire I’ve never seen any deer apart from very very occasional foot prints, but finally saw a muntjac last week, nice to see finally and I’m wrong side of 50 😂
Another enjoyable video long session with a reward at the end thank you for sharing im hoping to get back out myself soon, well see how that goes, take care
Well done Simon for such a lovely animal they are so destructive to nature unfortunately,if they weren’t controlled the country side would be in a bigger muddle than it is thank you
Thanks for the video Simon, good safe shooting as usual. My squeaking's worse btw. Alpex & m3 rolled over on the bipod a few nights ago, it didn't improve the Zero .Wider bipod next purchase lol.
I really enjoy how you take the time to explain thing in your actions. Youare doi ga great joe at filming as well, cant be easy. I've just got into fox control for the last 2year and realy enjoy watching the world at night. All the best
poor vixen - didn't realize how expensive chicken is today. foxes, coyotes, and raccoons get to be a real problem around here and out west where I used to live and now up north in my state, the wolves are beginning to be the same. it's a shame, yet it has to be done especially when one is doing subsistence living.
Hi Simon, Good to see you back at "work" in your off hours. I respect your high energy and enthusiasm after working. Just wondering..... does the UK require you to have a special permit to use the high power Sako rifle in your Fox control activities? Is it difficult to obtain one? And, why are air arms limited to 12 Foot pounds? Thank You for the fantastic videos documenting your efforts at fox control. Kind Regards, Dave in USA
Ye David i have to have a license and they are quite hard to get to be fair also you don't have to have a license for any air rifle under 12ftlb in the UK.
Honestly, only the fox is in the best position to say if your dry lip squeaks are "amateur". But with that fox being dead, I think it settles that question!
Would just get hold of a planck to put from top of wall to the ladder put couple of pieces of wood or 2screws under the plank to stop it from sliding on the ladder when you step on and off
Hi ther ower simon well thats lvly picher of a problum fox chiken in its mougth picher for the snow flacks lol brilliant 👍👌👏👏my friend ngt spotter still doi its job simon on the dot how you just read it nro amazing get your self home hot cuppa lol in the shit hahaha you funny bet you made the snow flakes talk ther lol godbless you simon as alway my friend stay safe lv out to you and your family see you on the next one👍👌👏👏
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Your videos make my day Simon, your reverence toward your deceased quarry is highly commendable, the Yanks are high fiving and whooping which I don’t see any need for!
Ye thank you Bobby
I’m American, and i find no joy in taking the life of any animal, but it has to be done, just know many “yanks” feel the same way. I appreciate the respect Simon has for animals, and his marksmanship is top notch!
The foxes do so much damage they need to be controlled humanely, I totally agree, You are showing people how it should be done safely and correctly. John Bailey.
Thanks John much appreciated pal.
Simon excellent shooting like always 💪
Cheers mate
🤗🇨🇱🇬🇧saludos mr simon excelente jornada de caza es impecable el funcionamiento del sako los zorros siempre hacen desastres en las granjas y es indispensable controlarlos a la señora que le compró huevo ĺe comieron casi todas sus gallinas mágnificos tiros mr simon👏👏👏
100% my friend and thank you.
Hats off to you again Simon. A necessary job done with feeling, compassion and the showing of reverence to an adversary. Thanks for making videos as you do a dirty job cleanly. Can't ask better than that.
Thank you David really appreciated pal.
Top shooting there Simon nice one
Thanks Jack
Great shooting Simon
Thanks mate
Job well done Simon as you say nice one 👍
Thank you David.
Well done Simon 👏 great video as usual .🤙
Thanks 👍
Cracking session again there Simon I take my hat off to u all the best
Thanks Nigel.
Simon, it’s always a laugh when you give a shout out to the Ant Hill Mob🤣, 🎯good shooting as always.
Lol cheers they just make me laff even though i have worked with them for years lol.
Hello my friend from the Catskills. Another great video. We’ve had to deal with more foxes this summer and wood chucks . Shot straight my friend.
Thank you 👍
Well done simon, never heard of a shot like that last one never mind seeing it.cracking bit of shooting and filming. That must rate as one of the best filmed sequences on the shooting TH-cam.
Ye i suppose she did get caught in the act Robin.
Another cracking vid Simon. Thanks for the CGR mention, had a customer come in off on of your vids 👍🏻🙏
No problem my friend.
I wish we had these scope when I was gamekeeping but two good shots! Great video.
Brilliant video as always simon that scope is excellent thanks for you time simon regards paul
Very welcome
Another great video, with great results Simon. Two things you have that I can not have where I live is the suppressor and the night vision. We can own night vision,but can't use it while hunting.
Ye strange how laws work in different Countries Frank.
You make your own luck mate. Two good outings. Thanks for sharing.
Thanks for watching!
Great vid again Simon
Keep up the great work my mate
Mark 🏴🤙
Thanks, will do!
Good work there Simon, very methodically done. I need to learn the patience to wait it out, I always walk about field to field, and normally get the result but would be nice to try it your way too. Just setting up and focusing on an area. 👍👍
Ye Stephen i too all my life used to do the same and i would say go 4 farms on the night yet see nothing then the next day the farmer would have lost chickens and such so i came up with the plan just stake out one valley for as long as i can for the night and to be fair it has been working, at times it gets a tad boring but i kind of enjoy this way these days as i like watching the wild life i see.
@@simon6ppc246I'll give it a go sometime, would make for a Better relax than id give myself at home🤣 can never stop there. I'll have to find a way to carry a camping chair as well as the other gear😁
Great video Simon.
Cheers Harry.
Another great watch Simon. Always look forward to your foxing vids
Glad you like them!
Foxes are a menace. It's a shame they can't learn to stay away. Good job, Simon. Oh and last weekend, I actually got to shoot my Wolverine R for the first time. It's only taken about two months since I picked it up. Brilliant rifle, and very comfortable to use.
Thank you Charlotte
Another excellent video Simon, well done.
Geoff.
Thank you Geoff.
Another excellent video Simon, its nice to see a professional doing his job 👍
Thanks 👍
First class Simon, commentary is educational to the less experienced.
Where I farm in Cheshire I’ve never seen any deer apart from very very occasional foot prints, but finally saw a muntjac last week, nice to see finally and I’m wrong side of 50 😂
Lol nice one Phil i too am the wrong side of 50 😂
Another enjoyable video long session with a reward at the end thank you for sharing im hoping to get back out myself soon, well see how that goes, take care
Thanks Paul.
Good job Simon 👌🏻
Thanks Berty
@@simon6ppc246 Cheers mate 👍🏼🦊
Thanks another great video nice to see one caught in the cross hairs running off for his evening meal but not this time 😢
Ye un fortunately not that night.
Spectacular Simon.
Thank you.
That second fox is a great example why controlling foxes is sometimes needed.👍
Great job as always.
Thank you! Cheers!
Great shots as always.
Many thanks!
Outstanding shot on the young fox Simon, top upload as always. Keep them coming, kind regards Mike, Norfolk. Ps, get a strimmer on the nettles😅
Lol ye they need sumet like that
Brilliant, always makes me chuckle when you mention the Ant Hill Mob..
Lol cheers pal.
A proper shoot Simon. Thanks mate.
Thanks Chris.
You are making a difference, Mr. Simon. Well done!
Thank you Charles
Un espectáculo como siempre y muy buenos disparos 👏👏👌👌👍👍🧉🇦🇷 saludos 👍
Cheers pal
Nice work on the foxes mate nice to get one caught in the act bang on 🦊💥👍
Thanks Pop
Cracking video Simon, love the care and respect after dispatching your quarry 👏👍
Thanks 👍
Two great shots, Si, especially catching Mrs Fox red handed - amazing!
Many thanks!
Thanks again mate. That vixen at the end just proves that they’ll do the most unexpected things. 👍
100% my friend.
Thank you again Simon for the video.
My pleasure!
Brilliant as always Simon👍quite literally in the shite😂😂😂.Looking forward to seeing the next one 👍
Lol thanks Malc.
Thanks for the video Simon. Nice job as always.
No problem 👍
The ultimate professional as ever
Thank you Geoff
Great job mate as always, alot goes into pest control that a lot of people don't realise , it's a big commitment.
Absolutely
Lovely job simon
Thanks Glen
Great stuff as normal 😉👍🏴
Thanks 👍
Brilliant shot on that vixen 👏👏, another enjoyable clip
Thank you.
You made my evening. Again.
Thanks 👍
My pleasure 😊
Very well done Simon pleased it wasn’t a fresh kill the second one had in its mouth another two out the way 👍
Thank you Peter.
Well done Simon for such a lovely animal they are so destructive to nature unfortunately,if they weren’t controlled the country side would be in a bigger muddle than it is thank you
100% pal
100% my friend.
Good work again Simon 🦊🦊
Thank you
As always another great demonstration of how fox control should be done, thank you for sharing your experiences 👏🏻👏🏻
Cheers Jon.
Simon, do enjoy how you get us involved on the night..so much better than just a cross hair and bang on most videos.
Ye thanks Dave i try to not be boring but its hard to be fair to capture like it is but i do try.
Good Pest control and and thanks for posting.
Thanks for watching!
Great shooting & video Simon. Good to see you keeping on top of them to save the ground nesting birds mate.
Thank you Bunny.
Thanks for the video Simon, good safe shooting as usual. My squeaking's worse btw. Alpex & m3 rolled over on the bipod a few nights ago, it didn't improve the Zero .Wider bipod next purchase lol.
Lol nice one mate
As always Simon great content.
Cheers Ste.
I really enjoy how you take the time to explain thing in your actions. Youare doi ga great joe at filming as well, cant be easy. I've just got into fox control for the last 2year and realy enjoy watching the world at night. All the best
Thank you and ye the world at night is a brilliant place to be
Good vid Si, nice clean shots.
Thanks Eddie
Chewing gum simon... Beautiful shooting 😊❤👌🇬🇧
Ye i hear this Stephen lol
Great stuff Simon. Always good to get lucky now and again.........
Well ye cheers Gary.
Only been here 5 mins.....can't believe it !!!
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Great video as usual.
Thanks again!
Gotta find a juice to wet your squeaker! Stay safe Simon!
😁🫡👍👌
Great as always
Thank you! Cheers!
Fox control! 😊
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Bet the farmer was happy about that one mate
Sure was Ricky.
Professional as always 👍
Thank you! Cheers!
One is better than none. Stay Safe.
Sure is mate
Great work Simon. 👍
Thanks 👍
nice pest control simon
Thanks again Dave
It's easy enough to make a hide using pallets and four foot across is usually wide enough area because that's a huge area covered at a distance
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As a chicken whisperer, I contacted its soul via a medium bucket and it asked, where were you two nights ago 😅
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Talk about getting caught red handed. Hehe.
Ye sure did Nick.
poor vixen - didn't realize how expensive chicken is today. foxes, coyotes, and raccoons get to be a real problem around here and out west where I used to live and now up north in my state, the wolves are beginning to be the same. it's a shame, yet it has to be done especially when one is doing subsistence living.
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Hi Simon, Good to see you back at "work" in your off hours. I respect your high energy and enthusiasm after working. Just wondering..... does the UK require you to have a special permit to use the high power Sako rifle in your Fox control activities? Is it difficult to obtain one? And, why are air arms limited to 12 Foot pounds? Thank You for the fantastic videos documenting your efforts at fox control. Kind Regards, Dave in USA
Ye David i have to have a license and they are quite hard to get to be fair also you don't have to have a license for any air rifle under 12ftlb in the UK.
@@simon6ppc246 Hi Again Simon, Is it any easier to purchase and use shotguns there? Thanks! Dave in USA
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Thank you Big Mac
@@simon6ppc246 remember don't shoot the deputy !
Honestly, only the fox is in the best position to say if your dry lip squeaks are "amateur". But with that fox being dead, I think it settles that question!
Lol cheers Douglas
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Thank you,
If you use bungy cord to stop the scaffold from moving it will stop it from moving and keep it tight against the building
Ye good idea Chris
Well in Si 👌 how come you dont do the music at the end any more mate? Quite liked it I wont lie
Hmme ye really i only used that around Jack Rhys to be fair and when i hear it it keeps reminding me of him and makes me sad as yet but will see 👍
@@simon6ppc246 ahh of course mate, I'm hearing you. We all miss him 😔
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Thanks Jerry
Good shooting Simon, just curious what do you do with the carcasses
They get buried mate
@@simon6ppc246 👍
Would be tempted to make a hide out of pallets on top of the skafold so if it rains your under shelter
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Would just get hold of a planck to put from top of wall to the ladder put couple of pieces of wood or 2screws under the plank to stop it from sliding on the ladder when you step on and off
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the evidence is clear malord guilty as charged.
100%
Someone offered me 8 venison legs once for £50…….i said that’s 2 deer mate
😁
He had no clue
None at all Peter
Hi ther ower simon well thats lvly picher of a problum fox chiken in its mougth picher for the snow flacks lol brilliant 👍👌👏👏my friend ngt spotter still doi its job simon on the dot how you just read it nro amazing get your self home hot cuppa lol in the shit hahaha you funny bet you made the snow flakes talk ther lol godbless you simon as alway my friend stay safe lv out to you and your family see you on the next one👍👌👏👏
Thank you Darren.
You and other night shooters use the night vision monocular on your left eye not your dominant right eye. Why please?
I can use it with either to be fair Steve but also it keeps my other eye perfect for seeing in the dark.
@@simon6ppc246 I never considered the eye night vision part. Thanks
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