Is it legal to hunt predators like foxes at night in the US?
All of the animals that we can hunt or trap (rabbits, foxes etc) are introduced to Australia and do extreme damage to our environment and native animals, so we can trap them, hunt them during the day or at night with thermals or spotlights.
Just curious what the regs are like in America

We can hunt coyotes here in Ohio all year round cause they arnt native even tho lots of people think they are, lots hunt them by setting up a tripod and a AR chamberd in something like a 223 for long range shots and then people call in daytime or the night with thermals, night vision etc and usually use something like a fox pro E called or lucky duck E called to call em in, you can hunt fox or coons this way too but rabbits you can only hunt all day and thirty minutes before and after sunset. Fox and coons And rabbits have a season but they are taking about making coons open season cause they are like number one nuisance here

Coyote hunting is open year-round but we can only hunt at night from Feb. thru March.

Here in WI you can hunt and trap coyotes, foxes, coons, possums, squirrels, rabbits, and beavers year round on your own property. You can hunt coyotes, foxes, possums, and coons at night too

That is interesting.
Here is a fox I got a week or so ago

Anyone else have any pics?