Fox Collectors

Jeff S wrote: ↑Sat Oct 17, 2026 12:00 pm You probably shot it better than me.

Killed a ton of Woodcock with it and few Grouse. Easy to carry in your left hand, when you are pushing through Greenbrier with your right hand.

Winner winner, Grouse Dinner. Good deal.

Seem to recall that gun. Lightest Fox I have ever held. Was bought from a dealer who thought it was a Sterlingworth because of the snap on forearm.

That is as good can be. Two sets of ear rubs required.

She is learning.

Those appear to me to be cyanide case colors (could be wrong). Wasn't aware anyone was doing that anymore. PS. I think they look fantastic btw. Would love to know who did them. Perhaps a PM if you dont' want to put it on the forum.

Kimber06 wrote: ↑Fri Sep 18, 2026 7:34 am Looks like a great day. I didn't know they had quail if WY.

I suspect they are preserve birds. I don't believe there are Bobwhites that far north. Winters are too harsh.

Bird exposure yesterday at the trainers. Went well. Then Annie got to run out and she pinned a early release bird. Surprisingly Daisy backed. Snapped a pic.

I expect the orginal barrels were full/mod with 26" length and once cut you have the chokes the original owner requested. Think it would be one helluva Woodcock gun in phone booth type cover. Value would be what Frank suggested imo.

Also added rebates to the frame like most XE's have. Matthew knows metal work well.

Getting there. She and Annie are Slowly getting better. My wife likes her a lot. A true unexpected bonus.

PS. Click on the pic and it will flip.

Tom, You are going to have a lot of fun with three dogs!!! Would you talk to Cherri and tell her it’s time for me to get a new playmate for Rosey please!!!!! Daisy looks great!! That's a hard battle to win for 3. My wife is already counting the days until Daisy goes off to the trainer in October fo...

Some outstanding guns. A tremendous number of mouth watering Parkers for sure.

ps. The link. Hopefully it will open.


https://issuu.com/mtjstevenson/docs/fin ... DgzNzc0NDc

Mother and father.

Who is the breeder? Any more pups available? Great pictures, Tom. All sold. Breeder is Andy Welk in NY. Andy is field trialer and also a Grouse and Woodcock guide mostly in the fingerlakes area. His girl Ginny had the pups. The Sire is a field trial dog owned by Al Fazenberger in Ohio. Pics of Dais...