How do you raise a fox? How much money is needed

Regarding fox breeding, I would like to give a little advice to friends who have not entered the industry:

The ups and downs of fur do not mean that you can get good benefits with mature breeding management experience. The market is not emotional. Therefore, the first thing is to cater to the market trend, and the second is to resist the market risk.

Since I haven't entered the industry yet, let's make these two points clear first.

On the issue of funds, my proposition is not to raise dozens of them on a small scale, so that although the investment is small, it is not necessarily safe, and resisting market risks is even more extravagant, and the amount of income can only depend on luck. Therefore, breeding foxes must have certain facilities and sites to standardize breeding. For example, according to the specific situation, the construction of a certain scale of cold storage, not only can be stored in the off-season, but also can store skins, so as to shoot at a reasonable time to protect their own income.

In this way, the amount of money needed to breed foxes is not a small amount, and everyone does what they can.

Regarding breeding technology, the threshold is not too low. Including the reproduction rate, survival rate, breeding of foxes, the control of fur quality and so on, the threshold needs to be crossed one by one.

In short, it is not easy to raise a good fox, and the ups and downs of the market are even more uncertain. Of course, I am not pouring cold water on breeding foxes, as long as the management technology is passed, and there are countermeasures to resist market risks, fox breeding can still be tried.

Wishing you prosperity!!!

For example, 100 female foxes cost about 2-3 acres of land, and the investment depends on how you get it. The cost mainly depends on how many young foxes can survive in the second year, and our side (Shijiazhuang) is generally 200Including young foxes to skins.

Half of the feed is extruded corn and half is animal feed. Animal feed is adapted to local conditions, what is cheaper to buy, just look at the protein content.

It is advisable to go to the local place where foxes are bred in captivity, because foxes areAnimals under national protectionIt is not allowed to resell without permission.

Fox artificial breeding bases generally have a national business license.

Foxes are generally safer, and some markets often sell poachers, and you will be fined if you get caught buying them.

Generally, the fox ** is also not fixed, and it should be determined according to the species. You can discuss the details with the seller.

Pros of Fox:

1. The fox has a slender body with long and thick hair. Body length plus tail length 2 to 3 feet (60 to 90 cm).

2. The fox's furry tail is half of the head and body or 2 3, with a pointed beak. Large species of foxes have large, erect, triangular ears.

Different species of foxes have different colors, and even foxes of the same kind have different colors. These include red, yellow, light brown or dark brown, various degrees of gray, white or black.

3. The fox's eyes can adapt to the dark, and the pupils are oval and shiny, similar to the eyes of cats, which are similar to the eyes of foxes and other canines with round pupils.

Different. Foxes have a keen sense of sight, smell, and hearing.

<> purchased from a formal and qualified farm, and foxes with a breeding license can be domesticated, but domestic foxes have a strong taste and are not easy to manage. The wild red fox, snow fox and blue fox are protected animals by the state, and private breeding and hunting are prohibited.

Tips: Foxes are wild protected animals, and the protection of wild animals starts from itself, refuses to buy and sell wild animal products, and does not interfere with the free life of wild animals. At present, the consumption of rare and endangered wild animals in society is not only a bad social habit, but also one of the reasons for the repeated prohibition of illegal hunting and killing of rare and endangered wild animals.

If there is no trade, there is no killing, and the consumption of wild animals is not eliminated, they do not belong on the table.

Foxes are not all nationally protected animals, wild red foxes, snow foxes (white foxes), and blue foxes are all protected. Generally speaking, wild foxes are distributed in hills, mountains, plains, and plateaus, although there are not many of them, and they are basically found in most places in the country. In addition, there are many people who are now engaged in fox breeding, which is allowed by the state.

1) Are there any domesticated foxes?

There must be, and there are quite a few of them, mainly red foxes and their breeds with varying coat colors.

2) How does China protect these wild animals?

Foxes do not belong to the national protected animals, because foxes are widely distributed and have strong survival ability, and there is no survival crisis for the time being. As for the protection at the provincial and prefecture levels, of course, it is relatively strict, in fact, except for rats, I am afraid that any animal seen in the wild is included in the list of protection.

3) What should I do if I find someone raising someone?

It is quite normal for people to keep foxes, and in the north it is a common economic fur-bearing animal.

4) How to fix it?

**Encourage the domestication and utilization of wild animals with economic value under the premise of having legal procedures and paying the fees for the management and compensation of wildlife resources, which can not only promote the economy, but also reduce the direct killing and utilization of wild animals, which can be described as killing two birds with one stone.

Yes, but not as pets, but as a business, raising and selling skins.

Fox breeding is quite troublesome, and it has a bit of a taste, and now there is no professional fox hospital in China, and it is quite troublesome in case of an accident.

It's okay to be an economic animal, but it's better not to keep it as a pet.

If you want to know what it's like to have a fox, just look at the family below.