Look what I found today.

[mjs1973]

Not an easy place to get a clean shot. This den is right in the middle of some tall, thick stuff. This was the only shot I was able to get off. This den is within walking distance of my house, so I will be back to try again.

[Frog]

I rather like him in the tall grass.

[paulnj]

OMG, that is a very young Fox! Great find , but remember under too much stress a mother will move her young..

[mjs1973]

Thanks for the tip Paul.

[Grandpaw]

Nice shot! Wish I had the opportunity to get a few shots like this, Jeff

[paulnj]

I am sure you will do fine.

Eric's foxes for instance are used to humans due to where they are, but your foxes are secluded and less accustomed to humans. I am not Eric's foxes are easier to shoot or less spectacular though, only that his den is less likely to be moved

[mjs1973]

I am sure you will do fine.

Eric's foxes for instance are used to humans due to where they are, but your foxes are secluded and less accustomed to humans. I am not Eric's foxes are easier to shoot or less spectacular though, only that his den is less likely to be moved

Yeah, I know what you mean.

Of the 3 dens that I have found over the last 3 years, this one is the most secluded. The first was next to a road, the second was along a hiking trail in a state park. This one is right next to a hiking trail as well, but you can't see it, and the trail doesn't get used much. My dog actually found the den a week ago, but I wasn't sure if it was in use, or what had made it until yesterday.

This kit actually walked away from the den opening, but I didn't see where it went. I would have had to get up a bit to see it, and I didn't want to scare it. There are several other holes in this same area that it could have went into.