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Thanks for the info, i guess i will take my .22 when i go after them. i'll just have to get them close.

Are you putting up your fur? the fox market is crap and you live in NC where even the bobcats can't be real nice so is fur damage a REAL issue here?

I used to trap when i was a teenager and yes i used to put up fur, there are a couple of local buyers within a couple hours drive from me, I thought i would try to sell some if i could call them and in and kill a couple. Fur issue with the fox is no big deal, i wouldnt care if i shot one of them with a 300 win mag, there are tons of them around here, and seeing how i live in NORTH CAROLINA our furbearers have got to be practically worthless, right????????!!!!!! Bobcats however have made a big come back in this area and if i were to kill one, i dont want to MANGLE him up!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! The first cat goes to the taxidermist and the rest on the market if they look good. Most of the coyotes i see are on my hunting ground in central Ohio, or when i'm out in Nebraska just south of Omaha visiting my sister, every once in a while we hear or see a coyote around here.

stack those fox up, I would love to get into some fox.

I do miss chasing those reds!

Prairie Ghost wrote:I do miss chasing those reds!

they are coming back slowly. heck i seen 5-6 yesterday out on the montana line. did'nt have the heart to shoot though

I snared one yesterday. I real surprise on that pasture.

got one today on the line. What i really miss is seeing them sleeping on a pillow drift and putting the sneak on'em!

Here you go. This should make you feel a little better..LOL

Thanks for posting! I use to do a LOT of that when i was younger and cut my tooth on calling those little streakers. A 15 below day with the sun shining and a red spotted is what i consider a great time. It's amazing how far you can learn to spot them with you eye driving around once you train yourself to look for them.

thanks for the post Tim