About the Arctic Fox
Info About the Arctic Fox
The arctic fox is a master of survival in the freezing tundra. It is uniquely adapted to endure temperatures as low as -58 Fahrenheit featuring thick fur, fur-covered paws, and a bushy tail used as a blanket. Amazingly, its coat changes from white in winter to brown/gray in summer for camouflage.
These small, resourceful omnivores eat almost anything they can find, including lemmings, bird eggs, and even leftovers from polar bears. They live in underground dens that are sometimes used by multiple generations.
Recommended Calibers
Use a .22 or a similar caliber rifle to hunt the arctic fox.
Where to Hunt Arctic Fox
Arctic foxes can be legally hunted and trapped in specific regions of the polar north, primarily in Alaska, Canada, and Norway. They are usually harvested as an add-on species when hunting animals such as muskox, polar bear, caribou, etc.
What is Considered a Trophy Arctic Fox
Any adult arctic fox is considered a trophy animal.
Cost to Hunt Arctic Fox
The cost to hunt an arctic fox is usually between free and $350 as an add-on species.
