Also known as: Tree fox, Grey fox
The gray fox is a furbearer species managed in Delaware. Gray foxes are distinguished from red foxes by their gray fur, black-tipped tail, and ability to climb trees. The Best Management Practices program provides guidelines for gray fox trapping.
Habitat & Range
Gray foxes inhabit forests, brushy areas, and wooded habitats throughout Delaware. They are more associated with wooded areas than red foxes.
Frequently Asked Questions
Is gray fox hunting legal in Delaware?
Yes, gray foxes are classified as a furbearer in Delaware. See the Delaware Hunting and Trapping Guide for current seasons and regulations.
References
| State | Category | Directory | Subcategory | Content | Source |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Delaware | Hunting | Regulations | Regulations | Classified as a furbearer in Delaware. Seasons and regulations found in the Furbearer Trapping & Hunting section of the | Link |
