Primitive Archer
Main Discussion Area => Around the Campfire => Topic started by: bushboy on February 07, 2013, 01:04:22 pm
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Trying to post pics
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I did it yay!just a photo of a northern manitoba fox.
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Is it tame?
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Yeah there are about 8 around here that are semi tame,I'm in a bush camp for a dam project by the 55th .the enviromental guys spotted over 2000 caribou around the camp ,so the wolves are around so the foxes are a lot more sheepish now!I don't feed them ,but they approach me more than others,maybe it's my red and white beard lol!
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I was in a fish camp in mid Ontario a few years back and there was a red fox who never got hand fed, but was always around. She would let you get within arms reach, but no touching.
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Same,there are black ones,sliver and red,and red and white ones,but I think they are all considered red.they look a little different than the southern ones ,smaller ear and snouts and more fur.guess that good cuz on the average it's been- 40c for the last month!
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Red foxes have a white tip on its tail, gray foxes do not.
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Not sure gray foxes are found this far north,they all have white tips except for one black one.it has a solid black tail.will see if I can get a shot of him though.
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Cool picture, bushboy. I saw red foxes but no gray ones when I was working north of Flinflom in Manitoba. Real pretty country and I think I was the first person in our Florida offices to come home with frost bite on two toes.
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Yeah mullet ,I doubt many florida folk have been to flinflon,gets pretty cold up hear lol!
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Nice pics !!
Thanks for sharing them !
Guy
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Not a great pic,but here's a black one