At my last
guiding year at Anticosti , I had prepared a
blind and a bait so that we could photograph foxes. In reality, I would deposit pieces of deer
meat always at the same place so that foxes would get use to it. The surrounding lanscape would lend itself to
the possibilities of interesting photographic images. My spouse, Jose Schell, spent an entire month
with these foxes so to understand and capture the social behaviors of these
canidea. Animals more solitary that
social, the yearlings are often together during the first winter, particularly
the young females. Jose had the chance
to capture many disputes between individuals, especially when the bait was less
abundant. Just like females on a deer
bait. Good day. Louis
