I suppose they taste about like a coyote. I imagine everybody that shoots a coyote eats them also.

Congrats on 2 fine foxes. I would like to get one some day, but I have never seen any where I hunt.

Is it my understanding that a Red's and Greys come from two different families? One is from the feline and one from the canine? Probably why one is more aggressive than the other and might account for size comparisons?

I believe you are right. Thered is from the dog family and the gray is from the feline(cat family). I THINK!!!! This is not gospel.

I keep looking at it, and I still say HIS is a red....Hers is a grey no doubt.....

Bet you a dozen A/C/C arrows.

mobowhunter, greys have red tints, but notice the red in rob/pa's photo, no grey. notice the white tipped tails in all the red's photos too.

And the black sox, huh? Ok.....it's a grey......After much google searching.......You're right.

They had a grey fox on the Today show this morning and said it was from the canine family even though they do climb trees.

That's the way I thought it was too even thought the red is bigger. I wasn't sure that's why I asked. Is the Red then a definate of the feline family or are they both from canine?

According to Wikipedia they are both of the canidae family.