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[pioneerchick816]

Rather the bird feeder than you

 

[MaggieMay'sMom]

Mr. Bear stopped by again on April 1, and I was able to get these pics. There is a chain link fence between me and him. Saw him again last night too.

Great pictures!

That's the only animal I fear, with my turkeys and chickens.

They are so strong, they can just tear your coops apart if they really want in.

 

[speckledhen]

From two different game cameras. First the one that points to the driveway. Seems nothing really passed by over the past three days but my cat and my oldest rooster.
Then, the newer one that points to the pasture. Can't tell if this is a gray or red fox, too blurred because he/she was running. Any gut feeling about that?

 

[MaggieMay'sMom]

From two different game cameras. First the one that points to the driveway. Seems nothing really passed by over the past three days but my cat and my oldest rooster.
Then, the newer one that points to the pasture. Can't tell if this is a gray or red fox, too blurred because he/she was running. Any gut feeling about that?

Boy, it's hard to say. Grey foxes are smaller than red foxes.

I'm going with grey.

 

[aart]

Pretty impossible to tell with black and white night pics.

 

[pioneerchick816]

Dogs

NOT mine

 

[speckledhen]

Pretty impossible to tell with black and white night pics.

Yeah, it's hard, especially with it moving fast. Either way, it's not good. Gray foxes are smaller but better tree climbers.

 

[cmom]

My guess would be a Red Fox because a Red Fox tends to be longer and leaner than a Gray Fox. Another thing I noticed in the picture are the legs and a Red Fox usually has darker color on the legs which I see in the picture. Just my guess.

 

[speckledhen]

My guess would be a Red Fox because a Red Fox tends to be longer and leaner than a Gray Fox. Another thing I noticed in the picture are the legs and a Red Fox usually has darker color on the legs which I see in the picture. Just my guess.

I've seen both here and I know the main difference, or the easiest to spot, is black tail tip for gray vs white tail tip for red. Anyway, this is twice I've caught it on the camera at the fence. I'm betting he/she is smelling the chicken feathers in the poopy shavings we've been tossing on the pasture to enrich the soil (logged not that long ago, stumps pulled).

 

[cmom]

Here I have only seen Red Fox. A few years ago one dug under one of the gates to one of the pens. I have since put concrete under all of the gates. It killed several birds and dragged them out and would go in for another kill. I relocated it. I did get it on video.