OutdoorMissouri.com

Characteristics: The gray fox is slightly smaller than the red fox. It stands about 15 inches at the shoulder and weighs 7 to 10 pounds. The grizzled appearance of the back and sides results from individual guard hairs which are banded with white, gray and black. Black-tipped hairs in the middle of the back form a dark stripe which ends in a conspicuous black mane of coarse hair on the top of the black-tipped tail. The reddish areas under the throat, sides of the neck and on the legs, and the white cheeks make for a strikingly handsome animal.

I saw one in Michigan.

I'd like to stage a fight between a badger and an alligator. My money is on the badger.

While we're at it, let's throw in 2BHNTN. He's also a cousin to the badger.

He's a badass. If you don't believe it, just ask him. He'll tell you about all the guys he's knocked out. He's pretty humble, too.

He's a legend in his own mind!

I'd say 2B is more like a peter on a homo... it's always up in every man's business...

@ TTN

You and MoCraig really like talking about peters, homo's, and such. I hope you two sperm burper's milk each other dry and blow away.

I bet " forces " is not the only thing joined. With you two, joined at the hip would be closer to reality.