Barking Fox Called in Late September 2009 - Great Vocalizations

Gray fox called in with a Wildlife Technologies electronic game call. The way the fox is barking and vocalizing back is very interesting. This video shows the great degree to which a fox can be manipulated with prey distress sounds and animal vocalizations.

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Sports

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• wildlife callers
• predator calling
• fox calling
• predator hunting
• fox whistling
• fox hunting
• wildlife video

[WildlifeCallers]

There are several sounds playing in this video. The high pitched whistle is a juvenile mountian lion vocalization, and the sound playing at the end of the video is juvenile gray fox distress. There are other prey distress sounds like mice/voles too. Why does the fox sit & bark? No one knows exactly why, but my best guess is that it just doesn't know what's going on and the bark is just a reaction to the sound stimulus.

[pepsibarker]

Us foxes are gay

[sylverclaws]

Pardon, not the "where are you call," but the 'This is my territory" call. More barklike.

[sylverclaws]

Looks like he's on defence, letting his mate know there may be danger. That's possible. It sounds a little bit like the red fox "Where are you?" call. He sure is pretty. :3

[raychik40k]

@IndigoCat17 I agree. They are beautiful. They sound like little dogs.

[raychik40k]

@Zinkyness It might be that it can't see or smell the other animals.

[IndigoCat17]

I love Foxes they are one of my favorite animals

[Zinkyness]

What I don't get is that the call sounds like a prey distress call, and all the fox wants to do is bark.