[alemorkam]

Near Cane Garden.

[ElDiabloJoe]

Originally Posted by alemorkam

Near Cane Garden.

Coyotes? Look like foxes to me. Maybe it's the angle, but coyotes are bigger, a little smaller than Labrador retrievers. Foxes are about half the size of that.

[Two Bills]

I vote Coyote!

[Velvet]

Coyote vs fox.

[larbud]

Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe

Coyotes? Look like foxes to me. Maybe it's the angle, but coyotes are bigger, a little smaller than Labrador retrievers. Foxes are about half the size of that.

Yote..

[CoachKandSportsguy]

Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe

Coyotes? Look like foxes to me. Maybe it's the angle, but coyotes are bigger, a little smaller than Labrador retrievers. Foxes are about half the size of that.

LOL!

There's no measuring reference point in the picture for comparing against a labrador retriever

The coloring is all coyote. . .

[tophcfa]

Those are definitely Yotes.

[Taltarzac725]

Foxes are usually solitary. The ones I have seen in the Villages were all alone and at night.

[RICH1]

Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe

Coyotes? Look like foxes to me. Maybe it's the angle, but coyotes are bigger, a little smaller than Labrador retrievers. Foxes are about half the size of that.

Those are coyotes…. Positive

[wereback]

Originally Posted by alemorkam

Near Cane Garden.

They sure look well fed.

[CoachKandSportsguy]

We were walking the Hogeye circle and watched a coyote cross the road and head over to the center of the Hogeye for a fowl dinner. There are plenty of ways for the coyotes to be well fed

[La lamy]

I thought Fox too because of body to leg proportions and bushy tails. In any case, a good reminder to keep your little pets near you!

[Ele201]

Originally Posted by Velvet

Coyote vs fox.

Thanks for the photos. I learned something today!

[Teemotay]

Originally Posted by ElDiabloJoe

Coyotes? Look like foxes to me. Maybe it's the angle, but coyotes are bigger, a little smaller than Labrador retrievers. Foxes are about half the size of that.

Those are coyotes. No doubt. I’ve had several encounters with them in Montana during my former career and wildlife biology studies at UM.

[harleydon]

Coyotes can be helpful, they eat rats and mice.