Ok I was out checking around one of the ponds on our lease, and I found some sort of den. I didnt have my camera on me at the time but will try to get a pic next time I go out.

Anyway It is a hole in the ground almost the size of a basketball, with a big rock up on top of where the den would be. I didnt really feel like trying to disturb it at the time since I didnt have a gun with me or anything, and would have hated for a momma coyote or something to come firing out of there protecting her babies.

It wouldnt be a snake den would it? Seemed like a pretty big hole for snakes. So I figured probably either fox or coyote, but we have seen zero signs of yotes anywhere on the place.

Anyways what do you use to drive stuff out of dens? I always hear people talk about "gassing" them out, what kind of gas is used for this?

Just did a quick search on google, it looks alot like this:

Sounds like a yote den. That's exactly what they look like at my place, but it could clearly be a fox as well.

I think your prognostics are accurate.

fox, badger, skunk or diller

If you can't see any tracks, sprinkle some flour around the opening in a big area (so it can't jump over) and then wait a day or so to see what tracks it left. Then it should be easy to identify.

groundhog maybe also called woodchuck?? just try plain smoke in place of gas

Nutria!

Badger?

chupa cave?????

If its a coyote den you won't have to worry bout gassing the den they are already gone. You get that close to the den and they will move on.

Badger.

if its by water i would say nutria and has a rock above it