The Animals of Farthing Wood Season 1 Episode 8 - Watch Legally and Safely
The Animals of Farthing Wood: Now that he has met the lovely Vixen, Fox is in his element. He asks Vixen if she will be his mate. But she tells him that he must prove himself to her first but does agree to help him get back to the other animals. They eventually find that the animals have taken two paths. The two foxes each take a path and agree that who ever is on the wrong path will head back to join the other. While following their own path both Fox and Vixen hear the cry of the hunt and it is on the trail of Vixen. Fox makes it halfway up to the top of a steep hill where the rest of the animals are but runs back down to draw the hunt away from Vixen. He succeeds but only for a while as they give up when he escapes back up the hill. Fox is devastated to realise that poor Vixen may not make it as she is exhausted and collapses. A huntsman is edging his horse on to trample on her when all of a sudden Adder appears. She bites the horse's leg, causing it to rear back and stumble down the hill, letting Vixen escape to Fox and the others. Because of Fox's heroic attempt she tells him that she would be honoured to be his mate. Despite Adder's denial at helping her, Vixen thanks her as well.
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