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In for the pic of the red
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You’ll know a red from a grey when you see it
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I’ve been wanting one forever too! Congrats!Comment
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Pretty gray!Comment
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Ok guys sorry for the wait. I clicked a quick picture of her before it got dark on me. Not a bad lookin fox.Attached FilesComment
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Awesome. Mount or pelt ?Comment
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Full body mount. I have a gray fox I got down in Texas already so I need me a red to go along with it.Originally posted by hoyt21 View Post
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Originally posted by okrattler View Post
Hell I thought the pic of the gray above was yours......Skimmed too quick to look at the name!!
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Thanks bud!Originally posted by Smart View Post
No, no grays in this part of Oklahoma just reds and swift foxes but swifts are off limits. They're protected here but not in Kansas or Texas. I seen quite a few swift foxes last Winter but no reds. I haven't seen any swifts this Winter but my cousin saw one up in Kansas a week ago. They're wirey actin little boogers.Comment
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I want a red bad, only see one in the wild, and I missed it while deer hunting.
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The only thing I'm kinda bummed about is it was a female. Kinda wish it had been a male because they're bigger and that would have given this one a chance to have pups. Thinking about it that way kinda sucks.
But then again I read that female foxes will often kill a litter of another female foxes pups. So maybe it wasn't all that bad. I really don't know.Last edited by okrattler; 01-16-2020, 07:22 PM.Comment
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It'll eventually happen for ya. If there's one around there's bound to be more.Originally posted by Aggiebush View Post
Thanks man I appreciate it.Comment
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Purdy fox!
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Very nice, congrats!Comment
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