Nature on PBS has episode tonight on Red Fox

[centrarchid]

It gives insight to one of the biggest foes of those keeping chickens outside.

 

[HennyPenny2019]

It gives insight to one of the biggest foes of those keeping chickens outside.

Thank you for posting this ... I would have missed it. Watching now.

 

[Kiki]

It's on here right now.

 

[aart]

Darn.... missed it!

 

[centrarchid]

It was pretty good, but I wanted to see the foxes hunting chickens. You should be able to record it after hours if you have a satellite dish.

 

[cmom]

I watched it. Very interesting...

 

[aart]

You should be able to record it after hours if you have a satellite dish.

Have no recorder nor satellite dish nor cable....just an old fashioned antennae on the roof.
Might be able to watch it online.
Yep: https://www.pbs.org/video/fox-tales-x6wq1r/

 

[Shamo Hybrid]

There's a sliver/blue fox that I sometimes see dashing across the field here, should I be worry? Are they, say, less likely to attack then your other kinds of foxes?

 

[cmom]

Have no recorder nor satellite dish nor cable....just an old fashioned antennae on the roof.
Might be able to watch it online.
Yep: https://www.pbs.org/video/fox-tales-x6wq1r/

Last year here they did away with analog signals so no more antenna reception. Now we either have to have cable if available or satellite.

 

[aart]

There's a sliver/blue fox that I sometimes see dashing across the field here, should I be worry? Are they, say, less likely to attack then your other kinds of foxes?

Silver/blue is an iteration of gray(I think) they are better at climbing than the reds.
As long as your coop and run are secure, no worries.