I was sent a pic of two greys on a trail cam this morning. I think that’s the first time I’ve seen two in one pic alive or caught in years. I hope they’re fighting back. The taking of more coons and coyotes would have to help them.
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Also seeing a lot of what was an exotic, rarely seen animal, as an early or first time catch. There truly are more bobcats in a lot of places than fox now.
I had 3 trail cameras out while deer season was in and had 1 pic of a grey fox. Also, had a pair of coyotes that would come through every week or so. It’ll be next year before I get to set the first trap.
2 years ago I had a picture of 2 greys on trail camera. I caught one and still have the other one around here. I’ll dig for the trail cam pictures and see if I can find it and post it
The craziest thing I’ve seen, I have a Save A Lot store about a mile from the house, there’s a bout half an acre of brush behind it and then there’s the subdivision we live in, in the past month or so I’ve seen 3 gray fox dead on the road all within a few feet of each other, all smashed beyond saving unfortunately. I haven’t seen a gray fox in probably 15 years before those.
I think they’ve definitely “ moved to town” away from coyotes.
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I caught 2 greys last year.First Ive seen in 2 or 3 years
I saw a red fox with in city limits the other day
I think on my next order somewhere I’m going to get a jar of grey fox gland just so I can reminisce.
I believe any fox, grey or red that I catch this year will get the CPR treatment. Catch, Photo, Release. No more than we have aound here and no more than they’re worth I hate taking them.
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The last one I caught I turned loose that was right after nafa screwed me out of several they had been holding too long on me when they went belly up.
Colt
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