I'm in Village of Bynum Run. I've not actually seen one yet, but the evidence is pretty clear. My wife has relatives in Phoenix. They let their small dog out for a few minutes one night before retiring. 'Yotes got it that fast.
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I'm in Village of Bynum Run. I've not actually seen one yet, but the evidence is pretty clear. My wife has relatives in Phoenix. They let their small dog out for a few minutes one night before retiring. 'Yotes got it that fast.
Not trying to be smart but Phoenix, MD?
fightinbluhen51
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There's a Woodstock and Oakland, MD too
I love near here. Never seen any 'yotes but have seen several Gray Foxes.
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plinkerton
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If you know where Lightning View and Thunderhill meet I work at the old Columbia Medical Plan building. I have seen three there over the last year when I have been working at night.
plinkerton
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I've also seen them in Owings Mills. We don't let Ms Plinkerton's yap dog out without my Australian Cattle Dog.
Afrikeber
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Saw one on a agricultural plot off of River road near the old red sandstone quarry two years ago. During deer season I could hear them howling at sunset while in my treestand. Natural Resources wants to hear about sightings as they are plotting them.
Indeed they are well established in Harford County and they have been for decades. They are established in every county in MD including Baltimore City.
I live on the Perryman peninsula. They are here. I see them EVERY time I make a late night run to Taco Bell or Walmart.
cobra
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Spotted several this year off DogHouse rd. In security Blvd area where I hunt that were not there last year. Game camera also capturing them. I have seen them in Harford county at farm off Hess rd. Where I keep our horse's For past 2 years tho.
Have you ever caught a grey fox in MD?
I recall DNR used to say greys were more common in MD than yotes
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Ive live just outside of rock state park for about 10 years. My experience has been in years witha yote running around, we tend to see far more rabbits, and far less foxes. When someone whacks the yote, we see less rabbits and more foxes. This year in particular we have a ton of rabbits again. I have only seen 1 or 2 foxes in the last 6 months and Ive seen the yote twice in the last week. Just lost a rooster and a duck to something last night, and im betting it was him.
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Mike4Maryland
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Saw A Big One Tonight in Philadelphia.
OOPS. Never mind, it was just Hillary.
OOPS. Never mind, it was just Hillary.
foxtrapper
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Greys are more common in certain areas, like the bay coastline forests and eastern shore swampy stuff from what I gather, and in the mountains in western MD. They like thickly wooded stuff and swamps, but also run farmland as long as they have that habitat nearby. I know there are a lot of them in Middle River, and behind the Home Depot in Abingdon I think it is. My neighbor works at some place behind there and says he has seen grey foxes many times.
I would LOVE someplace local to trap greys at, they are really cool foxes. Where I lived before, there weren't very many. I caught one here and there and always at the same places. There were some in the neighbor's woods somewhere and would come up to my place now and then. I caught some in my traps. There was a hotspot in Shrewsbury PA, but a bunch of them kept getting hit on the roads and then there seemed to be less of them. I caught some of them on one farm in that area.
The farm I trapped last season had reds and coyotes leaving prints nearly side by side, I was in awe. Coyotes like to kill foxes, so it was odd. There was also a feral cat back there for months, it's tracks near the yote tracks too! For a couple weeks I saw a set of tracks a couple times that were fox-like with the claw marks, but smaller like a house cat. They looked like really small red fox tracks, but were different. I haven't seen a positive grey fox track in a while, but these seemed to say "grey fox?". I didn't catch whatever it was though. I was sooooo hoping it was a grey and would run where my sets were and get snagged. I didn't set right on all these tracks as it would turn into mud pies with every rain, and deer ran through there every night and would have set my traps off over and over.
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Exactly describes the habitat where I grew up on the Eastern Shore, but in 35+ years there I only saw one grey one time back in the early '70's.
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