Is there a certian part of Tx where red foxes are more common than grey foxes? Lookin to get one to mount

i cant really answer your question but i killed a red fox here in van zandt county 3 years ago and had it mounted. There has been a few more seen in the same area i killed mine but its likely that there is a family of reds in that particular area. I called mine in with a mini blaster at night.

I used to see them all the time when I lived in Stephenville.

thanks

we see them pretty regular around Nacogdoches...there are two that lay up around one of our hay rings when the cows aren't there feeding.

North of San Angelo and Brady is where Ive heard or seen the most.

Sanford and Son is where I usually see em

Only one i have ever seen was between mason and brady.

i saw a red fox down in Mansfield a few weeks ago at my RV storage place, it was very cool! and YES it was a red fox not a gray fox....

No, but there are "pockets" of them around the state.

"Distribution in Texas: Introduced in eastern and central parts of state (1895). Now ranges across central Texas from eastern part of the state to central Trans-Pecos region."

I personally know there are reds in Mason, Edwards, Real, Gillespie, Coke, Crockett, and Pecos Counties.

Bob

My calling partner took this one two weeks ago in Pecos County near Iraan.

Seen them in Calvert,Tx growing up. On my current lease in Nacogdoches I have yet to have a confirmed sighting of a red....just tons of greys.

I used to see a female in northern Burnet county on FM 2657.Less than a year ago, I saw one in the same area that had been run over. Haven't see any lately though.

I saw two in Young county back in the 70's. Never seen another one.

There is a couple that live behind my dads house, I thought about popping one to have it mounted. But the way I see it is why shoot it when they might make a bunch more.