Fox body in the yard

We have a pair of foxes show up everyday. Caught the male today.
Yes that's a dinosaur behind him.

 

Pics of dinosaur please

 

@scotty t Here's some pictures bringing it home and at Halloween.
That's a real horse drawn hearse also.

 

How long did you have to lay in the garden before you got the picture of the fox?

 

Mil sent the wife a birdfeeder with camara. I used the camara on the ground to catch it. Hoping to get better photos tonite.

 

Thanks, is it a Sinclair dinosaur?

 

yes

 

DINO! I remember him. Sinclair refinery used to be down the street from me but in East Chicago Indiana.

 

nice healthy lookin fox.we feed them over the winter.foxes will eat apples cats wont so we give them a mixture of dried gsd food with apples.last year we had 3 at the one time about 3am on cctv

 

We used to have foxes running around here years ago but they must’ve moved out further away from people. We still have raccoons, deer and lately a pair of possums. I live next to a lake so of course we have geese, ducks and turtles. With Ring cameras all over our house we get to see a lot of wildlife meandering through our yard.

This is from our doorbell cam

 

We, in Australia bait. trap and shoot foxes. Yes some of us have guns!

They are an introduced species that is feral and preys on our fragile natural wildlife.

The best foxes are dead foxes.

 

our foxes are native i wont shoot them.one dropped by again last night.foxes kill mice and rats and are welcome in my little garden

 

The downside is if you have an open chicken run. Them and Coyotes.

 

point takin we dont keep chickens but we do have a dog

 

We have foxes (waiting to see this. Year’s kits), deer, horses, rabbits, raccoons, and the usual count critters. Seeing baby quail, pheasants, and other critters is neat. My only hard rule is if they mess with my cats, they become target practice. Same goes for my neighbor’s dogs. And if they mess with my horse it apples to my neighbors as well.

 

we have couple as well. Heard that from arlo, our security service. we don't have chickens, so it is ok for us. That's quite the sight—a fox making regular appearances in your yard! And the dinosaur prop adds a whimsical touch to the setting. Nature and creativity blending seamlessly. Thanks for sharing these delightful snapshots

 

You should import a few of these (we have lots here), I'm sure they will solve all of your rabbit, mouse and other pest problems.
What could go wrong?