Bosko's Fox Hunt
About Bosko's Fox Hunt
Bosko rides out with horses, hounds, and a gang of animals to hunt a fox. The fox is Foxy, who treats the chase as a game: he hides in a log, drags a tar pit across Bosko's path, and turns the dog and the shotgun back on the hunters. The run ends in a hollow tree with a warthog. The dog swings at the warthog and hits Bosko, who has already finished the fight.
Cast & crew
More about Bosko's Fox Hunt
Hugh Harman directed the sixteenth Bosko Looney Tune. Hugh Harman, Rudolf Ising, and Leon Schlesinger produced it. Rollin Hamilton and Norm Blackburn animated. Warner Bros. and Vitaphone distributed it. The earliest known release date is November 28, 1931.
Themes
Music
Frank Marsales composed the score.
Notes
- Foxy, usually a Merrie Melodies character, appears as the fox. It is his only Looney Tunes role and his last film appearance.
- Wikipedia notes that the hunt plot is somewhat like the later Porky's Duck Hunt (1937) and Porky's Hare Hunt (1938).
Scenes
- Foxy drags a tar pit into the path, and the horse comes out covered in tar.
- Inside a hollow tree, the dog's club meant for a warthog lands on Bosko.
Also available
- Wikimedia Commons (Bosko's Fox Hunt.webm)
