First Gray fox

[Buck154]

The grey is native to north america, the red is not, it was introduced by Europeans for sport hunting as the Grey's wouldn't run from the hounds but would hole up.

I personally would rather have the Grey's

Back in the early 90s I caught almost 50/50 reds/greys.

Haven't caught a grey in three years

When i was a kid it was probably 85/15 Grays to Reds when my dad trapped. Not many reds then but now reds are EVERYWHERES.

[Axiom]

It was 100% grays down in south east Va back in the late 70s and early 80,s.... In Central NC it was 10 grays to 1 Red.. But now?????

[LPJR]

Nice fox! 

[Oneday121o]

Wow that is awesome, one of those is on my hit list. I would definitely mount him.

[Triv]

I see equal amounts of grays and reds in south Jersey. Greys are beautiful animals.

[Swamprat]

In my opinion the prettiest 4 legged critter we got in the woods.

[hemlock]

Awesome!

[NorthNJHunter]

That's a beauty! Congrats!

[Wallew]

Very nice! He would make a cool mount

[Zipper]

Beautiful catch.

[Merkel]

Very nice- congratulations

[Buck154]

In my opinion the prettiest 4 legged critter we got in the woods.

Definitely

[ub1243]

prettiest k9 in north america

easterns are better than the desert grey. 

 

wish we had more down my way. i have one trail cam pic in the last 5 years. one sighting in the same.

no red sightings, 3 pics this year.

coyotes have run most of them off. 

[TroutandBucks]

Thats an amazing looking fox!!

[JHbowhunter]

I know little about trapping and fox - but when I first started hunting my slice of Z5 Fredon Township in 2002, through about 2012, I saw a lot of grey fox, and yes, one freaked me out when I saw it stretching half way up a small tree. I have not seen one in several years, and I have never seen more reds. I see reds all hours of the day, they aren't just nocturnal.