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Fox shooting
Robert Bucknell
with Robert Bucknell
The author of the book ‘Foxing with Lamp & Rifle’, Robert Bucknell writes every month in Sporting Shooter about his experiences – and offers heaps of seasonal tips to help you improve your success rate and really get to grips with the foxes on your shoot.
Watch these short video clips for more ideas and advice from Britain’s leading foxshooting expert…
Video 1: Robert demonstrates his favourite fox calls.
Video 2: Robert describes his custom foxshooting rifle.
Video 3: Robert talks about his night vision rig.
Video 4: Out lamping with Robert and his friend Nigel.
Fox shooter? Why not post a picture of yourrifle – or your latest bag – on our gallery pages >>
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