Foxes

[AKaviator]

A few photo's from a while back...

A Red Fox looking cute! He wanted my sandwich.

The same Fox looking less cute! He didn't get it.

An Arctic Fox in it's ugly spring phase with an unlucky lemming!

A Pine Marten.

 

[johnsd16]

All very cool critters. Fox looks young. They are fun to watch.

 

[packer58]

Great pics!!!

 

[Ikeepitcold]

Very cool. The fox pics made me lol.

 

[Hilltop]

Great pics as always AK. Have any new moose pics to share? Those of us with applications in the hat and those daydreaming could use some lol.

 

[LCH]

Very nice!

 

[AKaviator]

Hilltop, This guy is a warrior, several broken points.

This is a "peruke head" bull that has since died. I have one in my area these days but he stays hidden whenever I have my camera.

 

[Hilltop]

Really wish I had the time off to do a hunt up there... some day. Very cool pics. Thanks AK

 

[Extractor]

With the title of the thread I thought I was going to see some hot chicks and all I got was critters!

 

[AKaviator]

With the title of the thread I thought I was going to see some hot chicks and all I got was critters!

I know, what a bummer! I just don't find many bikini girls running around this time of year up here! I'll keep looking though!

 

[Alabama]

That pine marten is a cool looking critter. It looks like a cross of a fox and a ferret. Thanks for sharing!

 

[ElkTrout]

Great pics as always AK! Thanks for sharing!


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[Team Kabob]

Great pics AK!


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[Alabama]

Is that peruke head caused by no testicles? It never sheds? It almost looks painful if it's still alive and growing.

 

[AKaviator]

Is that peruke head caused by no testicles? It never sheds? It almost looks painful if it's still alive and growing.

It's likely to be a testicular issue. I don't know if he didn't have any though. I saw that bull several times but this isn't my photo. I understand that freezing the antler bases can be a health issue because the antlers never shed. It's relatively uncommon in moose, I've only seen 3 myself.

It seems more frequent in deer that I've seen. Very few of our moose ever have to deal with jumping barbed wire fences, whereas deer do quite a bit. I'm guessing that's one reason why.