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[fisherman21]

Got a buddy out last night on his first predators. Two beautiful grey foxes. 

[GAMBLER]

Those grays are beautiful!  I want to shoot one for the pelt.  

[fisherman21]

25 minutes ago, GAMBLER said:

Those grays are beautiful!  I want to shoot one for the pelt.  

Me too! I have still never got one. I was jealous when we walked up to them and saw they were greys lol. Those 2 make 3 that I have called in for friends though. They are so far a few between around here

Edited January 4 by fisherman21

[GAMBLER]

25 minutes ago, fisherman21 said:

Me too! I have still never got one. I was jealous when we walked up to them and saw they were greys lol. Those 2 make 3 that I have called in for friends though. They are so far a few between around here

My father's old house had a ton of grays.  I wish I could still hunt there.  They are beautiful animals.  Silver Fox are even better looking and more rare!  

[whaler1]

They climb trees like a cat

[whaler1]

Looking for a fresh roadkill deer on the west side of Monroe county. If someone sees one let me know please. 

[rod hog]

bill just saw one on latta rd heading east before the post office and wegmans

[whaler1]

Thanks Dave will check it out in the morning!

[13owhunter]

Beautiful!  If you called them in for someone they count as far as Im concerned!

 

I had one in my backyard almost daily this year when the mulberries were on the ground.  First gray I have seen up close in a very long time.

 

I really need to get out and whack some yotes at the farm.  We are seeing more and more of them the last few years and less deer.  Is there an advantage in waiting till it gets cold with snow cover and they are desperate for food, or better off dragging some roadkill out there and hunting the next evening? (or both)  I reckon theyd get on roadkill pretty quick in my neck of the woods......

[whaler1]

11 hours ago, 13owhunter said:

Beautiful!  If you called them in for someone they count as far as Im concerned!

 

I had one in my backyard almost daily this year when the mulberries were on the ground.  First gray I have seen up close in a very long time.

 

I really need to get out and whack some yotes at the farm.  We are seeing more and more of them the last few years and less deer.  Is there an advantage in waiting till it gets cold with snow cover and they are desperate for food, or better off dragging some roadkill out there and hunting the next evening? (or both)  I reckon theyd get on roadkill pretty quick in my neck of the woods......

Put a cell cam on your roadkill and you’ll know what and when it’s getting hit. 

[whaler1]

Thanks Dave

[rod hog]

any time bill  good luck

[Roys Boys]

Got this on the camera today looks more like a golden retriever then a coyote I thought.. 12am

[Chromeslayer]

On 1/5/2024 at 11:31 AM, whaler1 said:

Thanks Dave

Any action on your pile yet... iv had mibe out over a week and just birds so far

[whaler1]

So far a couple fox is all. I have used the same set up for over ten years and there are typically a lot of yotes in the area. Sometimes they show up quickly other times it takes days or even weeks. 
Hopefully soon!

[whaler1]

Fox is eating well

[Chromeslayer]

Havent even had a fox yet

[greenhornet73]

They respond well to turkey calls. I have had more fox come within 10’ than turkeys in the spring🫤

[fisherman21]

Going out to hopefully stack tonight!

[whaler1]

Good luck Manny

[whaler1]

Will you hunt tonight in this rain?

[fisherman21]

18 minutes ago, whaler1 said:

Will you hunt tonight in this rain?

It’s supposed to stop around 8/830, so I’m banking on that!

[whaler1]

Add a rabbit to the list of animals that have visited other than coyotes lol. SMH 

[fisherman21]

Well……we didn’t stack them, but we had a fun night!

[whaler1]

I give you credit for going, I’ve never been a big fan of mud.