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RE: Ever see a fox eat corn? Leaf River Pics
This seems like a perfect place to draw field mice. Maybe mr fox isn't eating the corn, but the little critters that came to a free lunch.;)
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RE: Ever see a fox eat corn? Leaf River Pics
not but i have a picture of a coyote that was either eating the corn i put out or scenting the deer that were through there earlier
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RE: Ever see a fox eat corn? Leaf River Pics
ORIGINAL: Washington Hunter That last picture leads me to conclude that Mr. Fox is using it as a litter box! :D Thats what I was thinking, lol.[8D] |
RE: Ever see a fox eat corn? Leaf River Pics
I think a fox is one of the neatest animals out there. Havnt seen to many while hunting, mostly when im driving around at night or when i play golf(they're all over the course and will get in your cart and eat your candy if your not careful). But ive never seen one eat corn.
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RE: Ever see a fox eat corn? Leaf River Pics
Great pics!! Thanks for sharing. Once again the Leaf River shines!!
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RE: Ever see a fox eat corn? Leaf River Pics
At first glimpse I would have thought that this was a peta fox that had gone vegitarian.:eek:
Gray Fox are omnivorous like a bear, and eat quite a bit of plant food (moreso than a Red Fox) they feed heavily on cottontail rabbits, mice, voles, other small mammals, birds, insects, and much plant material, including corn, apples, persimmons, nuts, cherries, grapes, pokeweed fruit, grass, and blackberries. |
RE: Ever see a fox eat corn? Leaf River Pics
ORIGINAL: Matt / PA Yeah cool pics.......Gray Fox are omnivorous like a bear, and eat quite a bit of plant food (moreso than a Red Fox) they feed heavily on cottontail rabbits, mice, voles, other small mammals, birds, insects, and much plant material, including corn, apples, persimmons, nuts, cherries, grapes, pokeweed fruit, grass, and blackberries. |
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