All About Fox Squirrels

@monicapushkin3274 7 months ago

They are visibly larger than regular squirrels. Impressive. I used to think fox and gray squirrels were the same thing.

@phyllisannecarroll9183 1 month ago

I have fox squirrels in my yard about 6 breeding pairs. They are awesome squirrels and I've been able to get fairly close to them after 10 years.

@marbles8641 9 months ago

My fav type of squirrel, and are or were super abundant in Michigan for years.

@danski9904 1 month ago

Seen one today playing disc golf in Ocala Florida. They are like a lemur and a squirrel mix. Cool looking

@davidsiffer4374 11 months ago

The first time I spotted one in eastern nc I had to do a double take, they are very pretty and striking little critters

@spidersNsquirrels 1 year ago

Thanks for this!!!!

@aliengamecop1627 1 month ago

Man I found one of the grey with the black face ones in northern flordia a few months ago

@iralas 3 months ago

I have them in my backyard in Pittsburgh. They bark like dogs and weigh like 10lbs apiece Monstrous

@outdoorztime2923 4 months ago

That's great work you're doing, Ms. Kate. I like the Fox Squirrels; they're beautiful creatures and an enjoyment to watch. My wife and I have a few on our property, and after hearing they are slightly on the decline, I am very thankful of that.

@mauser8515 7 months ago

They populate the long leaf pine forest in Alabama. We have them living in our area of Montgomery County. We also have a small population in Washington County. Both places have towering pines, and big Red Oaks, Water Oaks, Persimmon.

@budwhite9591 10 months ago

I have some hunting lease property that my family has been apart of since the 90’s. Central Florida, I’ll see a few a year. Then saw one just today about 100 miles north and 100 miles west, near brooks ville on the side of the road. All the ones I’ve seen here are mostly brown with a black mask over their eyes, black back and black tail. Some will have black feet.

@PhantomPanic 4 months ago

Hunters foaming out the mouth. lol

@treyhelms5282 1 month ago

I can certainly tell the difference between an adult fox squirrel and grey. But I don't recall seeing a young squirrel looking like anything other than a grey squirrel. We've had fox squirrels for over a decade. Do fox squirrels only show colors and blunter noses and other characteristics when adults? Or do young fox squirrels hide more? ?????