Abandoned Fox Den

Situated on the edge of a pond, the abandoned fox cave has many advantages to its location. Thorns, brush, and shrubbery act as a large wall and guard the cave from most predators looking for shelter. The stench from decades ago has nearly faltered, but it gives warning to curious cats who are looking for trouble. Few stalagmites are found here, and it has a strip of land just outside, providing an exceptional training facility. The pond also acts as a swell hunting area, especially because minnows and other types of fish can be found lurking within its waters. Few lilypads and cattails surround the area, but at certain times of the year frogs can be seen. A kit could easily fall into the waters, but no worry, it's no more than a few feet deep. And pebbles guard most of its bottom. Around the fox cave, squirrels and maybe even magpies can be caught, but only rarely, because only few trees dwell within the area.