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"All" <teign2nz@yahoo.co.uk> wrote in
news:c9ii1s$c1p$1$8302bc10@news.demon.co.uk:
> Hi
> Anyone any thoughts on how to stop fox's coming into a garden?
> Thoughts so far:- close all access points and electric fence. The
> rest were illegal! B Bear.
A few months back I had a pair of foxes visiting my ferrets every night.
To my mind the foxes were hunting for food so I couldn’t take any
chances.
My options were limited, I could have waited for the foxes to trip my
array of security features (I’m sort of paranoid over security and I
like experimenting with electronics) and then shoot them.
This wasn’t going to happen, so my next step was to make the place
unattractive to the foxes. As it happened I had a bottle of cover scent
here called “Tinks red fox urine” and the stuff bloody stinks, so I gave
all of the possible marker posts a good spray. I’m not exaggerating when
I say that the garden smelt like foxes for a fortnight but it did and it
smelt bad.
Did the foxes ever return? Did they hell!
Have a look on www.Ebay.com for red fox cover sent, it’s only going to
cost a few pounds and it works wonders on our urban foxes.
John