We basically have none anymore here in southeast Minnesota. Any of you guys have a decent population in your part of the state?

I know the area around Mora has a decent population or did as of last year, they were all over the surrounding property’s during deer season and seen a fair number while on stand, kept the season interesting as there were few deer to watch

the last one and only one i got in a trap was in the 80's,that was around morristown/faribault area

Stearns county. Along the Mississippi west. Particularly Sartell to Richmond

Picked up two decades ago when I was in high school. and didn't know we had'm. Haven't caught or seen one until last year when I managed to catch another.

Lots here, just started showing up everywhere it seems.









Fun little guys to catch, very spunky !

wws

Greys showed up here probably 20-25 years ago. Since then I typically catch just about 50/50 reds and greys. Our greys always graded very well at NAFA. Only 1 cross fox here but I have seen 2 others over the years along the road.

Wish we had a large population here, like we used to. One of my favorite fur bearers. Eric

They just arrived up here in northern Maine

I am in Faribault and they are common here.

Spot on about grading well in this area... They sure are pretty little buggers...

Wished we would have a few here. Only one I’ve heard of around here was shotgun blasted from very close range while in a buddies trap 35ish years ago….

Saw one hit on the road a month ago and when i was headed home somebody had snatcbed it up. Havent seen just that one since 99

Let's hear from you NYS guys. I grew up in the center of the state and in the 70's-80's always caught quite a few.

What's the current status????

Still a good population here.Healthy too.I had several go "Top Lot" when I was shipping to NAFA.

Seems to be about the same ratio here in central MN>

Spunky critters is correct. The first time I caught one. Way different than a red fox in a trap.

I’m 70 miles or so north of Rob, pretty much the same here. If anything the greys have taken the population edge.
That being said, the downturn in reds may be more attributable to the few coyotes sneaking back in among the wolves. Greys can climb away from trouble where reds cannot.
Pick up a lot of greys on bear bait cameras.

Osky

I used to see a few here in Pine C. but none now.