Enaphalodes rufulus är en skalbaggsart som först beskrevs av Samuel Stehman Haldeman 1847. Enaphalodes rufulus ingår i släktet Enaphalodes och familjen långhorningar. Inga underarter finns listade i Catalogue of Life.
Denna skalbagge förekommer i Nordamerika och den är en parasit på ekar. Vuxna exemplar är 23 till 33 mm långa och de har en spräcklig brun färg. De är främst aktiva på natten. Honor lägger sina ägg i barkens sprickor eller på lav eller klätterväxter vid trädet. En hona lägger ungefär 120 ägg under sitt liv. Larven skapar under första året tunnlar mellan barken och stammen. Under andra året når de regioner djupare i trädet och de förvandlas till puppa. Under följande vår är metamorfosen avslutad och det vuxna djuret klättrar till utsidan genom ett ovalt hål. Året 2009 utvecklades särskild många exemplar.
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