I would think so, they have a high incidence of rabies and other diseases, also they will kill your chickens and pets, they are destructive also.

I think your asking for trouble here. They do carry parasites and diseases, I advise you not to try it!

Foxes as long as there are checks and balances your state biologist and game and inland fisheries division would be your most relevant and best source for information on the subject.

Parasites and rabies are a concern to an extent. All animals have some type of parasite carried by them wheteher it's ticks, fleas, worms etc.

I agree do not attract them by feeding them or getting them used to people. They are wild animals.

Like with anything you do in life do it responsibly.
you can provide a wildlife habitat that incorporates fox and prey but iaw guidance from the agencies mentioned earlier

yup foxes are more likley to carry rabies than any other animal ad they eat turkeys quails squirrels doves chickens

unless you have chickens or rabbits around the house , no it would not be a bad idea . they eat a lot of vermin and are fun to look at

I'm with you... foxes are beautiful animals and nice to see around. However, they are really only attracted to good food like mice, quail, grouse or chickens. I have also found that they do not mix well with coyotes. They hunt the same game most of the time and coyotes tend to dominate an area so if you have thick coyotes in your area, you may not be able to attract foxes very easily. Preditors like coyotes and foxes will take a serious toll on your game birds or your chickens if you have them so people rarely try to attract them and sometimes declare war on them to protect the birds that they covet just a little more.