Fox

[SupaRice]

After the recent trail cam pictures on here I figured I'd try to catch a few of the foxes I know run through my yard all the time.... in the middle of Green Hills

[peejman]

Cool. They're fantastic rodent population control.

[TNMTBik3r]

Nice. I have seen 4  in the wild, very cool creatures to watch. Saw one while hunting one day, came to the base of my tree and looked up at me, then went and caught mice in the field for a while.

[10-Ring]

Back around 2007-2008 or so I was living in Cookeville and would see them in town all of the time.  There was one down at the end of the parking lot at Kroger one night that some morons were hand feeding. 

[runco]

We just saw one a few days ago.  Its been years since I had seen any.  Thought that Coyotes had put a dent on the population.

[SupaRice]

I saw two coyotes the other night too, over by the green hills library... right in the middle of town for sure

[seez52]

wife saw a fox last night as she came up our drive. was real bushy

[monkeylizard]

Used to hear the baby fox cries a lot in the evenings on the far edge of Bellevue. Now I just hear coyote yips.

Edited January 8, 2015 by monkeylizard

[peejman]

We just saw one a few days ago.  Its been years since I had seen any.  Thought that Coyotes had put a dent on the population.

 

Coyotes have put a big dent in the fox population.  One more reason to kill more coyotes. 

[LagerHead]

My whole family are fox lovers. We get really excited every time we see one and it makes the rounds via text pretty quickly. 

[raildog]

Yelp tho yotes have done a number on them I use to live in Lavergne had two that would come up in the yard all the time then some a$$ shoot them both with a bow and left them laying

[DaveS]

I don't hunt or trap fox, because of their rodent appetite. They are very beneficial.

 

Dave

[SupaRice]

Last night again... I think they must have a den close by. That hedge is about 5' wide and there's basically a tunnel down the middle, it's more like two hedges that have grown together. It goes about 80 yards and mostly along my fence on one side. A pretty good row of woods (for middle of green hills anyway) about 20'-100yds wide at the end of it weaves it's way between neighbors lots for about 1/4 mile and ends at a creek....

 

They appear to be in good health anyway.

 

 

Edited January 9, 2015 by SupaRice

[Howler]

Felt good to let him go.

[Howler]

[Sidinman]

I don't hunt or trap fox, because of their rodent appetite. They are very beneficial.

 

Dave

Unless ya have chickens,

My neighbor is not real fond of 'em.

But lately he's had more trouble with the owls.

[SupaRice]

A few more pictures I thought were cool...

 

 

 

 

 

This dude looks like he's eating well..... heh