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It doesn’t happen often. Our house is too far away from the woods and they have to cross a long wide open space to reach the buffet.
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Matter of fact this is only the third time in twenty years we’ve seen it.
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But momma fox brought a baby to the buffet last night.
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And we were beyond thrilled. Baby is on the left, and as you can tell not a little baby anymore, but momma won’t risk them in the open when they’re small.
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River's world..... 
Careful. If they are Fox Demons, they might carry off your cat and squirrel…
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Lord Dudley only goes out on a leash so we’re safe there. As for the squirrel, they’re welcome to her!
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My wife tried to put me on a leash, but I wouldn’t sign it. Why she needs it is beyond me — a week from tomorrow is our 54th wedding anniversary.
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That’s amazing. Congrats to you both! We’re still going strong at 38.
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Good onya, mister.
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They are a handsome pair to behold, but foxes are crafty buggars.
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Good. They have to be to survive.
😉
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Awesome! That shows an amazing amount of trust by mama in you and your property. I saw many fox while living in Idaho, but never a pup. Envious!
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We’re rarely blessed to see the young. This was a treat.
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Nobody puts Baby in the corner. Mama saw to that!
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Maybe not a corner, but she does keep them well hidden.
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They are beautiful. I’ve only seen them once.
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They are, but then again… we have no bunnies.
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Yeah…sorry.
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That is so cool! Mama is showing Jr. the best places to grab a free meal.
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Fox mommas are not stupid.
😉
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