Foxes... live or die?

[peejman]

That's one nice looking bird, it trained in falconry?

 

 

Nope, education/rehab bird.  She was completely blind when they got her.  She's had surgery on both eyes and has some level of vision in each, though it's far from 100%.    http://www.upstatebirdsofprey.org/

[Steelharp]

Let them be, as for the foxes. They are beautiful to watch and scarce to see. Unless you have birds then they have to go.


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Ain't got no boids.

[roverboy]

I don't see many foxes these days. We do have a bunch of coyotes though. They compete and the coyote usually wins.

[Pete123]

Personally, I can't see a good reason to kill anything other than rattle snakes, brown recluse spiders or something I'm going to eat.

[raildog]

Let them live they are beautiful criters

[Steelharp]

They shall not be fired upon. Their demise will come from something other than my hand, at a time chosen by nature.

[hipower]

Ain't got no boids.

 

Man you can have some of ours! Blackbirds and crows have about taken over in our neighborhood. And plenty of them ol Tennessee Turkey buzzards flying around. Got up one morning and there were a half dozen walking around in the front yard.

 

I just had to run them off.

 

All kinds of songbirds and doves that we feed. Or at least attempt to. The squirrels seem to get at most of the food put out for them. And there ain't no such thing as squirrel-proof feeders!

 

But on the good side, we do get to watch several Coopers Hawks fly around and hunt crawdads in the spring. And that is fun.

 

They will sometimes get a water snake and even try for a squirrel now and then.

[whiskey]

my vote.... live. 

[Pete123]

ya know, we are all sharing our opinions about the foxes, but the real question is:

What does the fox say?

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=jofNR_WkoCE Edited April 24, 2015 by Pete123