4x4utilityman

Not sure if congrads is in order. How does fox taste? I'm am sure you eat fox since you shot one.

mobow

Nice shot dude! I may be mistaken, but I believe your's is a red fox and hers is a grey fox.....grey's are a bit bigger. Nicely done!

hardcorehunter

Cool. a gray one. They are ferocious little fellas. Way more Deleted than a red fox. Congrats!!!

rybohunter

Congrats on the fox. Both are greys.
I see a ton in archery season, but I like trying to call them later on in the year. I'm not that good a caller, I should start shooting them with my bow.

flyfishpj

Sweet fox man! Yeah, that will be a cool hide. I've always wanted to shoot a fox but haven't gotten the chance yet. Congrats!

ash2042

Nice pic

jmbuckhunter

Both Grey Fox and the Reds are bigger, at least they have longer legs. Probably weigh more too.

mobow

I stand corrected....apparently both are greys.....Still a good shot though.

Rob/PA Bowyer

Here's a Red I took a picture of from the treestand. I stopped him and made him look up, he never spooked.



Saddly, no furbearers license, a mere 5 yards.

hardcorehunter

Both are grays. They are a way more aggressive fox than a red and commonly live in trees. They can scale a tree if it is slightly sloped. My grandpa shot oneoff of a tree limb as the fox was running on it 10 ft off of the ground.They are a timber fox where the red fox lives in open areas more. I caught this one in a snare one time and that little fox was lunging at the end of the snare trying to get me. A red fox just cowers when you walk up to them in a snare or trap. I would fully mount them. They are cool creatures and way more uncommon around here than the redfox.
Here is my gray fox I snared.



Here is a redfox I shot with my bow. Reds are way more red with no gray.