Fox Collectors

I know you wait all year for this so it's great that you had some ducks to keep the dogs busy. I'm glad to see Nellie hasn't lost her touch.

I wouldn't shoot steel. Any other non tox should be fine.

Nice going guys. Is the pin gun a 32"? I can never remember shooting a limit of 8 mallards even during the heyday down here on the Chesapeake.

Nice Craig. And a 26" gun with M/F chokes.

She's a beauty.

Yes, great video Frank. Two birds with one shot ending with a triple? You are living the life my friend.

You certainly have enough fowl to exercise that beauty. Thanks for sharing.

Love that straight grip

I also appreciate when Frank, Dave, Craig or any other member chimes in with info. I'm still learning about all the subtleties that occur in Foxes so I reserve my opinions for fear of leading someone down the wrong path. I was hired to direct our shooting activities so if you think it's difficult ge...

Thanks Jeff. Mighty fine shooting Brett. That shoot sounds like a fun shoot. How many shooters did you get?

Is that a Parker I see in Rich's hands? I know he has some nice Foxes.

Congratulations to Jeff and Dana. Glad to see your knee is on the mend and you can pull the trigger. I'd love to make the shoot but here's a thanks to Dana and Brett for showcasing the Fox guns.

OMG. Even in the heydays down here on the Chesapeake Bay I never witnessed that many birds. The only place I can compare it to is South Dakota a few years back when every field was flooded like in your first picture. Thousands of ducks. Your drone shots are not only cool but what a great way to scout.

Thanks Frank. You are truly blessed where you live.

Mike of the Mountain wrote: ↑Fri Aug 07, 2026 8:05 am Daryl, I cross into the Lefever realm too. Just sayin’.

OOOPS! So have I. And Browning, Remington, Wm. Ford, Winchester just to name a few.