Yes, red foxes (Vulpes vulpes) thrive throughout Michigan. These adaptable animals are distributed across the entire state and can be found in both rural countryside and urban neighborhoods.
As the most widespread fox species in Michigan, red foxes inhabit fields, forests, wetlands, and even residential areas. Their ability to adjust to diverse environments has allowed them to coexist alongside human development.
Whether hunting in open meadows or denning near woodlots, red foxes remain a common and resilient presence in the Michigan landscape.