[Spalumbos62]

Originally Posted by Arctic Fox

Agreed. Tail not bushy enough for a fox.

Very hard to tell, but I agree, coyote.

[larbud]

Originally Posted by jimjamuser

Most hunters are hunting for sport and trophies. If you valued the deer meat...... versus the time spent in the woods hunting....then the hunters would be making about 25 cents per hour. In most eastern thick woods situations, most hunters go several years without bagging a deer. Most walk too fast and can't sit still. The baiting and tree stand method is cheating and IS more effective if they have no regard for sportsmanship and "fair chase" methods.

So much “knowledge” available here.🤔

[ThirdOfFive]

Originally Posted by davem4616

could be a mix, as someone else pointed out the tail isn't big enough for a fox...but the reddish coloring makes me question if it's a pure coyote

Coyotes can be various colors, just like their bigger cousins the timberwolves. I saw a black one once.

Foxes (except for albinos which are very rare) almost always have the same coloring as the rest of their breed.

[JMintzer]

[DaleDivine]

[QUOTE=Bellavita;2048100]

Originally Posted by alemorkam

A pair of young animals

does it matter? Both are carnivores

each can get a cat. A fox is small coyote like a German shepherd on the thin size can and will eat a small dog. With the expansion and growth many animals have nowhere to go. They will live where they can to survive

Not entirely true. There are hundreds of thousands of open wooded acres of land for them to live.

[DaleDivine]

Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive

Coyotes can be various colors, just like their bigger cousins the timberwolves. I saw a black one once.

Foxes (except for albinos which are very rare) almost always have the same coloring as the rest of their breed.

There are grey foxes (about the same color as a coyote) and there are red foxes.

[DaleDivine]

I was playing Volusia one afternoon and on the 5th hole I walked down to the bushes to the right of the cart path. A coyote jumped up and ran over towards the fence going into the trash dump. It jumped the fence without any problem and scampered off to the dump area.

[grandofgirls]

Trans-Caucasian fox

[JMintzer]

Originally Posted by DaleDivine

There are grey foxes (about the same color as a coyote) and there are red foxes.

Someone ought to name some executive courses after them...

[fdpaq0580]

Originally Posted by JMintzer

Thank you! The poster is priceless.
😂😂😂😂

[Wyseguy]

Originally Posted by ThirdOfFive

Coyotes can be various colors, just like their bigger cousins the timberwolves. I saw a black one once.

Foxes (except for albinos which are very rare) almost always have the same coloring as the rest of their breed.

In addition to albino, aren't there grey and red foxes.

[Woodbear]

Originally Posted by larbud

So much “knowledge” available here.🤔

LOL I prefer the elevated blind. Somewhere I can put a portable heater and a nice comfy chair. Always need a reliable ATV around because when you bag-em I certainly do not want to drag-em.