Foxes and how to get rid of them?
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Could I stick a EK water block on one of the foxes?
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OP do not watch this video, it is only for the mature *cough*.
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They keep me awake at night with their screeching, playing and garbage demolition work they do.
Still, it's as much their country as it is ours.
Still, it's as much their country as it is ours.
Leave them be.
Agree 100%, if the reason you want to get rid of them is because they are taking an occasional dump in your garden then that's utterly pathetic!!
Are you an expert in fox faeces then? WHat's to say it isn't a badger or someone's cat?
Whatever it really doesn't matter who's **** it is tbh, something so trivial as an animal performing a natural act on 'your'
land really shouldn't be stressing you out! Get a life!A lovely video, you're very lucky to experience that.
Yep, that is nice. If I didnt have hens I wouldnt mind that in my garden at all.
Yup, animals need a loo as much as you do. You should be trying to film them instead.
Agree 100%, if the reason you want to get rid of them is because they are taking an occasional dump in your garden then that's utterly pathetic!!
Are you an expert in fox faeces then? WHat's to say it isn't a badger or someone's cat?
Whatever it really doesn't matter who's **** it is tbh, something so trivial as an animal performing a natural act on 'your'
They destroy our plants (flowers etc) and they make the worst noises at night time
Depends on what the fox is, some i wouldn't want to get rid of!
This sort of fox I could cope with.
Fnaaaarrrrrrrrr
Having lived in a number of rural areas I can confirm it's a seriously unpleasant sound. I thought someone was being raped the first time I heard it. The noise they make at night is more than enough to justify trying to re-locate them.
Hire some humane traps maybe? Then drop them all off together in some woods away from anyone and everyone? Won't be cheap though.
