Tom7227 Posted July 12, 2016 Share Posted July 12, 2016 (edited) I would like some help learning about fox and how they den up. I live on the west side of Bald Eagle Lake in northern Ramsey County. The homes here are built on quarter acre lots and there are a lot of trees. A quarter mile west is an open area with about 600 acres of hill and trees with some open fields. There is a lot of wildlife there including coyote. In early June people started seeing a fox with 4 kits. Apparently a den had been built under a shed that sits close to a swampy area. The fox would come out around 8 pm and play around a pile of dirt right next to the road. The would hang around until dark, running and hiding if a car came by. About the end of June they all disappeared. There has been a fox that is seen frequently during the winter out on the ice for a couple of years. Is it likely that the female would continue to use this den year after year and have her litter there? People have gotten a lot of enjoyment watching these critters and some want to know if it is likely that she will return. Thanks for your time. Tom Edited July 12, 2016 by Tom7227 Quote Link to comment Share on other sites More sharing options...
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