Originally Posted by WL205
Last year I found out what happens when the coyotes find a grey fox in your leg hold. A mess of a scene with a grey fox leg caught in my mb550 but no fox just a front leg. Bloody mess everywhere and a unreal blood trail where they carried it off. I had a jip yote caught in the next trap 30 yards away and the other fox in a set a couple hundred yards away. Later in the season and several foxes later I had a nice grey caught and the next two sets on the line both yielded coyotes. When I skinned that fox i found he had survived a fight likely with those coyotes as he had been bitten hard all over.



It's quite the fierce reality out there, unless a person is a part of it and witness it they might be quite surprised by the predator/ prey twist.

I've seen mink and muskrat fight to the death, it's rough to watch but everybody has to eat.


Congrats on those Greys.!


"I'd rather have an Army of Asses led by a Lion, than an Army of Lions led by an Ass." (George Washington)