A film by Eric Ashby about the private life of one of Britain's most hunted animals
Commentary by Tony Soper

The brown streak of a fox across the countryside with the hounds in full pursuit is as much as most people see of one of Britain's most familiar animals. Because it is hunted so much, a fox at its earth is not easily observed; nevertheless, Eric Ashby has succeeded in obtaining remarkable film of fox families in the New
Forest. This evening you can see the fruits of six years of patient watching; how wild foxes really live when they are left alone; and how they hunt when not hunted themselves.
from the South and West
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