Nature on PBS has episode tonight on Red Fox

[cmom]

I'll have to check on that because even with the antenna, now we get no signal for analog. Don't the stations have to broadcast in analog to get analog? Just curious.

 

[cmom]

We have a tower for the antenna.

 

[aart]

I'll have to check on that because even with the antenna, now we get no signal for analog. Don't the stations have to broadcast in analog to get analog? Just curious.

Around here I have to have a digital converter....have for, geez, ten year at least....have one of the old metal roof top antennae and an analog CRT TV (25 years old).

 

[cmom]

You are correct about the digital converter but here they won't work any more and my TV is snow, no picture what so ever. Walmart here used to sell the digital converters but no more.

 

[007Sean]

If you have a digital TV all you have to do is hook up to an over the air antenna.
Here's one similar to mine. I can pick up around 150 channels.
https://www.amazon.com/Vansky-Outdo...SV6P?source=ps-sl-shoppingads-lpcontext&psc=1

 

[aart]

You are correct about the digital converter but here they won't work any more and my TV is snow, no picture what so ever. Walmart here used to sell the digital converters but no more.

Could be the converter or the tv is shot?
Is your tv an old analog?

 

[cmom]

Yes

 

[aart]

Yes

I keep waiting for converter or tv to go Kaput!
Then will have to get a new tv and antenna...or go without.

 

[drumstick diva]

I've often looked through the doughnut shop windows - for my favorite chocolate cream filled (look almost like ponchskis sorry spelling it wrong). May drool but never killed any - shop was closed and boy has the price gone up for ONE doughnut. I could buy ice cream for that amount.

 

[drumstick diva]

Have had a fox in my yard for several years. I can tell because he has mis-matched fur that maybe grew in funny after injury or disease. He must be good at dodging cars,
people have some free ranging LARGE dogs, and coyotes aplenty. Our area is basically surrounded by forest preserves but, I've seen him most often going through neighbors yards.

Surprised - well both of us once - I was heading through the narrow space between my house & neighbors and he was heading toward me. He recovered faster,swapped ends and flew over my fence and then into the yard behind me. Was very lucky their Staffordshire Terrier was NOT outside.

Once he was entertaining another fox (looked feminine ??) but never saw any kits later.