Remember this little beast (fox)?

[Irving]

So did the other ones split?

Do you ever touch them? Will they let you pet them?

[Graves]

Do you ever touch them?

Show us on the doll where...

[enthusiast]

[rofl1]

[Irving]

Well played.

[Byte Stryke]

Show us on the doll where...

ROFLMAO

[Gunner]

Thats pretty cool

[StagLefty]

Thanks for the follow up-I actually saved the first pic because I thought it was cool !

[Limited GM]

Pretty cool.

Buzzkill=Keep in mind they can contract rabies. Might want to warn any little ones around that if the fox are acting strange to run tell Dad.

[StagLefty]

Ah yes I've had contact with many strange foxes in my lifetime- Oh critter fox-never mind

[AGC]

Pretty cool.

Buzzkill=Keep in mind they can contract rabies. Might want to warn any little ones around that if the fox are acting strange to run tell Dad.

Rabies is certainly something to keep in mind, especially with foxes (or other wild animals for that matter) that are that comfortable around people. It's a lot harder to recognize unusual behavior that might be a sign of rabies when the animal doesn't flee at the sight of a person.

There are oral rabies vaccine baits for foxes. They're used in a lot of eastern and southern states to immunize foxes, raccoons and skunks. Don't think Colorado has an aerial vaccine bait program; closest looks to be Arizona, I think there being a problem with rabies and skunks in northern Arizona a while back?

Don't know if the rabies vaccine baits are something you can get from a vet, though in some states the local Game & Fish agency will send someone around to distribute baits if there're a lot of foxes, skunks, etc in the neighborhood.