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“Have a fox problem?”
I cant speak for the laws in other parts of the country…but using electronic calls and decoys for fox and other “game animals” is illegal in GA.
“coyotes, armadillos,
groundHogs, BEavErs, starlings,
pigEons & EnglisH sparrows
No closed season. No limit. Electronic calls
may be used for hunting coyotes” Page 29 of 2012-13 GA hunting regs.
http://www.eregulations.com/wp-content/uploads/2011/08/11GAHD_LR1.pdf
Reread your hunting regulations in GA. You’re missing out on some good fun.
Nice find. I like it. Added to the shopping list for my next coyote hunt.
If you have a genuine problem with Coyote the Trickster, I have no issue with you offing him. When I lived in northern NM, they’d bring their pups around to yip every summer night at 3:3o or so. They never caused the horses a problem, or ate anyone’s cat I knew of; it was like they were showing off, taunting the domesticated canines: “WE’RE FREE! FREE!! HAHAHA!”… and the dogs would whine and bark in their submissive role. I saw them in the yard a couple times. It was a nightly lullabye of comfort to me!
FOXES? I ain’t seen a silver fox since I was 14, and red ones I could count on a couple fingers..:
Those coyotes are still here. Can hear them in Albuquerque at the Sunport next to Kirtland AFB at night (more in the winter time, when it gets dark earlier) when they play taps on the speakers at the base. Sort of a wonderful sound, coyotes howling and singing along to taps.
I had red foxes and ‘yotes in my backyard in Rhode Island. Not the “country” part of RI, but the beach resort part of RI. It was very cool. When I mountain biked in the game management areas at dusk, a pack would often run alongside of me. They were just curious. Me too, but we kept our distance from each other just the same.
When I lived on Cape Cod, we could hear packs of ‘yotes yodeling some evenings. The children of the night. What beautiful music they make.
Foxes are not canines. Closer related to cats, but not very closely either.
100% wrong. Foxes are members of “Canidae ” family. Same as dogs.
I bought one of these Super Critters, and it worked great out of the box, and to tease the cat, but now that I am ready to hunt, and put in new batteries, this piece of rubbish will not work. I have now left it on for over 30 mins, on each different switch position, and zip- just a big waste of money..and nothing at all. This is a simple enough device, but is SO absolutely cheaply made.
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