I^OXES I^OXHOUNDS & FOX-HUNTING 



The fox is usually provided with a handsome 

 brush, but never have I seen him wag it as a dog 

 does its tail. I have spent many hours with fox 

 cubs in roomy enclosures, and have watched both 

 cubs and adult foxes in a wild state, and in every 



fox walking dowtsr a frozen drift, using his 

 Brush as a Bai^ancing Poi,e. 



case the movement of the brush has been the 

 slow wave, or quick whisk, so common with the 

 feline species. 



A fox, like a cat, waves and twitches his brush 



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