Rabid Fox????

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Rabid Fox????

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About 10 AM the dog was going nuts she had a fox trapped under the wood pile. I went out to see the trouble .......
The fox had no fear of me and walked to me.
I loaded the .22 but it ran off.
Kid 1 one got some great pics. 8)
Maybe teddy will host them :wink:
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Can't wait to see them.
BTW, I've got some foxy pics myself somewhere.

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Missaman..

Glad to... email 'em to me and they're as good as posted

Mr_G..

If you can't find them let me know.. I've still got 'em

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Ive always found foxes to be amazingly intelligent. They seem to have no fear of humans, even armed ones, but as soon as they hear a rifle being loaded or the safety come off...they're gone.
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When I was a kid I spent almost all of one summer trying to shoot a fox with a bow. [I was too dumb to get closer.] Repeatedly it would step aside and watch the arrow land, then pick it up and run off and drop it [or hide it] :lol: Towards the end of vacation I ambushed it at 25 feet. I shot the tree next to it, to let it know I could have had it :wink: I NEVER saw it again :!: It was NOT going to push it's luck :idea:
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Here are the pics from Missaman..

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Thanks Teddy 8)
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And I was just gonna answer your mail to tell you they're up.. :lol: :lol:

No need now 8)

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Don't shoot the fox!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :(
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MarioG14 wrote:Don't shoot the fox!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :(
:?: :?: :?: :?:
The fox ix obviously not well.
Leave out food and water if it returns and declines to eat or drink but shows agression KILL it at once.
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Post by Sam Hotton »

Good evening Missaman,
I've got to agree with Mr. Vagrant 100%. That animal looks unwell, :( be very cautious when dealing with it! :)

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blackjack wrote:Ive always found foxes to be amazingly intelligent. They seem to have no fear of humans, even armed ones, but as soon as they hear a rifle being loaded or the safety come off...they're gone.
I've noticed a similar reaction with crows. They'll sit in a tree and squawk down at you but if you pick-up a gun, they're GONE :!:
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Post by Mr_Guano »

Ya should feed him some bread and cheese :lol:
Father & his colleague feeding a young fox during lunch break earlier this summer.
It's been a "fox year" here I think, we've had one in our garden as well, eating plums, apples and pears...
And ALL my aunts chickens, haha!

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Vagrant wrote:
MarioG14 wrote:Don't shoot the fox!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :(
:?: :?: :?: :?:
The fox ix obviously not well.
Leave out food and water if it returns and declines to eat or drink but shows agression KILL it at once.
Missaman-I agree with vagrant!! It probably has parvo or rabies so whatever you do do not let your kids go near it or yourself for that matter if it comes back KILL it!
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magnum wrote:
Vagrant wrote:
MarioG14 wrote:Don't shoot the fox!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!11 :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :evil: :(
:?: :?: :?: :?:
The fox ix obviously not well.
Leave out food and water if it returns and declines to eat or drink but shows agression KILL it at once.
Missaman-I agree with vagrant!! It probably has parvo or rabies so whatever you do do not let your kids go near it or yourself for that matter if it comes back KILL it!
Rabies is known as "hydophobia" [fear of water], drinking [really swallowing] becomes impossible. That's why I said if it won't eat or drink to kill it. If it eats and drinks well it will probably be o.k. and you can leave it alone :wink: Either way don't try to pat it or make a pet of it, it is wild and should stay that way.
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