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Caught a red fox in a cage built by BearTrap. It was a nuisance call.
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Very cool! Do you see many fox over there? I have only seen one here and it was several years ago.
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Wow! How long was the soak?
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Very cool Gramps
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very nice, my girlfriend would want that as a pet...
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A pet fox would be cool! Until the state found out. Gramps actually isn't too far down the road from me. Theres getting to be more and more fox around. I have pics from trail cams and ones I've shot already on the site.
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Doesnt a high fox population a result of lack in the coyote population?
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Eh... Kinda. The fox built up where the coyotes never really Hung out. So it works out. I don't have any problem finding either.
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I live in the Walla Walla area too but have only seen 2 over here.
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Most people don't even know they're around. They're sneaky. Just like most dandy bucks.
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Nice catch gramps!!!
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Re: Fox in a Cage
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coyotes are bad for any fox population ... back in P.a the trappers are getting frustrated with coyotes killing all the fox ... and P.a has a serious Red & Grey fox population ...well it used to anyway
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Very cool
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Fatslinger.....there are a few around here now. I had a nuisance call last spring that I could not take 'cause I had just had a surgery. I have only seen one other.
We seem to have plenty of coyotes also...will check with a friend who is a retired biologist.
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gramps yOu cam release them at my hOuse anyday!!!!!
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hey what did you do with the lil fella?
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Gramps very nice catch. I'm happy to see your doing well. Keep catching those foxes.
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I'd like to keep it in the cage and put a tray under him and collect urine all trapping season
I'm tired of paying for pee
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i cant believe ive seen 8 mtlions in the wild and not 1 fox exept at mt rainer
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