What is the population of foxes in the US as of 2017?

As of 2017, there is no precise estimate for the total population of foxes in the U.S., as their numbers can vary widely by region and species. The most common species, such as the red fox, are widespread and adaptable, leading to significant populations in many areas. However, detailed population data is often limited and varies by state and habitat. Overall, fox populations are generally considered stable in many parts of the country.