Where are there fox in this state?

[Head-shot]

Has anyone got any info on where to go for fox?  Would love to get one but have no idea where to go.

[boneaddict]

NE corner is where I got mine. It has the best huntable population as far as I am concerned for Washington state.   I have heard of a few in the Klickitat area though I haven't confirmed.  I couldn't tell you about westside.  I've seen one in the Methow and one in the Naches area, though wouldn't want to bet my life on finding one there.

[Head-shot]

Thanks bone, I may have to sniff around up that way.

[wastickslinger]

I missed one last year in the Desert unit. Suckers are real fast. Only one I have every seen out here though. We use to see a few over near pullman

[boneaddict]

They are fast and alot smaller than they look.  They are VERY susceptible to calling....WAY ore so than coyotes.  I think half of it is curiosity.

[popeshawnpaul]

There are tons in the wheat fields and draws around Pullman.  Red and grey. 

shawn

[Head-shot]

Great info thanks.

[MuleySniper]

Ironically Ive seen one here on "Fox Island" My wife talked to a guy down the road who has see many around his place.
MS

[Bearhunter]

Friday harbor out in the San Juans is loaded with them.  I seen two this year in Skagit county while out elk scouting, theres a few around.

[Michelle_Nelson]

They have grey fox in this state?  I thought they were some what of a southern states animal.

[ICEMAN]

Michelle, not sure what kind, but i have seen fox twice, on Eastbay drive in Olympia, within 100 feet of the bay....

[russ]

your not alone iceman, i live out toward boston harbor and i see a red fox every couple weeks at night around priest point park.

[ICEMAN]

Yep, I saw these two near the Berry St Hill, just South of the park.

[popeshawnpaul]

Michelle, yeah, they have grey fox.  In fact, I think I remember seeing more of them around Pullman area than red fox.  Here is a link to their range.

http://www.lioncrusher.com/animal.asp?animal=18

[jackelope]

They are fast and alot smaller than they look

+1.
i killed 1 in new york state a few years ago deer hunting. a bad idea, from personal experience, is to shoot 1 with a  30.06. lets just say i didn't have to field dress the animal. their is a mount of that critter in a little taxidermy shop in upstate NY...last time i saw him he was set up right next to a full body mount african lion.
i was surprised how small it was...i had a picture in my head of something a lot bigger i guess.