For the Hunt ... and Pipe

madox07 · Nov 7, 2018

So look at this old guy, no worry in the world. Shot a fox, although you can't eat that - or I guess you could push come to shove. Oh wait, the fox is stealing his lunch is not shot. Since all good things start with a break, he got himself drunk as a skunk, and fell asleep while smoking his pipe. This pic is monumental :lol:

ssjones · Nov 7, 2018

Thats funny! We've had as small red fox lurking around our urban neighborhood, most folks have cameras these days, so he's been captured all over the area.

cosmicfolklore · Nov 7, 2018

Is he smoking a pipe? I can't find it. Yeh, the fox is probably stealing his game. I've had a fox steal my stringer of fish while I was fishing.

We have a fox in our neighborhood also. As one who raises rabbits, I'd prefer the foxes not to get so close to my house, but...

madox07 · Nov 7, 2018

Cosmic pic may not be as clear, don't know why, but the original I have on my phone has more color contrast. The dude is smoking a cob, which is hanging from his left corner of his mouth.

cosmicfolklore · Nov 7, 2018

Oh, I don't see it at all. If it sticks out beyond the collar of his lapel, it must be blending in with the color of the grass. Or, maybe I am just missing it. It wouldn't be the first time I missed the nose on my face, ha ha.

scloyd · Nov 7, 2018

Great picture! Sorry, I don't see a pipe...looks like his left collar of his jacket.

btp79 · Nov 7, 2018

Nothing beats sitting around the camp fire in the evenings at the deer lease with a pipe!

cosmicfolklore · Nov 7, 2018

Or, dragging your deer across a stream and through a cornfield, sweaty, exhausted, and then you realize that you could have just used the tractor... doh!!

mso489 · Nov 7, 2018

Many farmers hate foxes, vampires I've heard them called. Foxes have the canine brain honed to exquisite sharpness. They've moved into suburbia with ease and remain almost invisible. They are a perfect size, don't require big game, and like most canines are omnivorous. Because of their agility around people, they may become the predominant canine species, a little like "domesticated" cats, which also use the human species effectively. Cats manage to be wild and house guests (homeowners?) at the same time. When I have adopted cats, they always survey my real estate, and once satisfied look immediately at home.

madox07 · Nov 7, 2018

I was pheasant hunting this past Saturday, we shot five foxes ... the weather is very hot for this period, we actually have a drought around here. It is the first time in over 10 years of hunting that I have seen pheasants share the same shrub lines with foxes - both species being interested in water more than eating / running away from each other. Usually whenever we found a fox in a shrub of thorn bush line, there were no birds there ..

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