hey guys, here are my pics from mine and my best friends foxes from January '03, and my dads fox shot 2/9/04.

Nick right: shot with 10 gauge 00 buck
Me left: shot with 20 gauge 00 buck



Dad shot with .50 CVA inline with 295 grain powerbelt bullet.

Sweet! Congrats on the fox! Did the buckshot do alot of pelt damage?

Good pictures Some pretty pelts on those things i have to admit

yea, they are some real nice pelts. the buckshot did very little damage actually. i hit mine with 2 pellets. both in the lungs. my friend hit his with one pellet in the spine. my dad's on the other hand hit his through the neck and pushed a hole about the size of a dime. it doesnt really matter though since all these foxes pictured are being full-body mounted. the thick winter coats cover up any holes. when i go out purposefully for fox, i will be using 12 gauge 4 or 6 shot. seems to kill em alright.

Excellent job, well done and congrats. I bet those full body mounts look relay nice.

i will post pics of the body mounts when i get them back. i am gettting mine in a month, and i dropped off my dad's fox today

looks great.I want a red to have the pelt tanned.we don't have many red , most of ours are gray.

Good looking foxes. How much did each weigh?

weigh??? never put them on a scale. my male was pretty big though. i will tell you that. i was 5' 11" at the time and i have a pic of me holding it at the hing knees at chest high and the nose is almost touching the ground. when i brought it to the taxidermist, there was only two different poses that mcKenzie makes that was big enough for mine. the other two (my fathers and nicks) were comparable in size. they were "good" sized foxes, according to the taxidermist. he said they were a little bigger than average. any one know how to age a fox???

Great Pics