'Fuchsjagd II' was a German and Croat operation against the partisan forces of Marshal Josip Broz Tito in the Kalnik mountain region of the puppet state of Croatia in German-occupied Yugoslavia (4/6 March 1944).

The object of the undertaking was the destruction of the supply bases and strongpoints of the 32^nd Division in the Kalnik mountain region to the west of Koprivnica. Involving elements of an undetermined German division (the designated 330^th Gebirgsdivision did not exist) and single Croat battalions of Ustase Pukovnik Anton Moskov’s Poglavnik Bodyguard Division and Ustase Pukovnik Rafael Boban’s 5^th Ustase Brigade, this operation had been planned as 'Fuchsjagd II', but was then cancelled and subsequently reinstated as 'Fuchsjagd III'. The partisans successfully evaded contact and withdrew south-east into the Bilo mountain region, and there were very few casualties on either side.