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Old 15-11-2011, 02:20 PM
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Re: Foxes
I believe fox's can be a problem for cats, Ive seen a fox with a cat in its mouth before...about 2yrs ago...it was horrendous!!...very sad...so I think you should just be aware and maybe make sure cats are in after dark..x
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Yeah, I agree. We love seeing them in the wild & in the garden. We have a huge wild rabbit population around here so the Foxes are all well fed, and not being hunted anymore, are growing in numbers. However. My brother lives a few miles away and keeps Chickens and Ducks. One fox killed seven of his chickens in one night.

Unfortunately Chris. P. Duck was one of the unlucky ones too. He was hatched by a broody Chicken earlier this year, much to her confusion



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Yeah, I agree. We love seeing them in the wild & in the garden. We have a huge wild rabbit population around here so the Foxes are all well fed, and not being hunted anymore, are growing in numbers. However. My brother lives a few miles away and keeps Chickens and Ducks. One fox killed seven of his chickens in one night.

Unfortunately Chris. P. Duck was one of the unlucky ones too. He was hatched by a broody Chicken earlier this year, much to her confusion


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Like I said, some not-so-nice quirks in their nature...

RIP Chris.P.Duck.


But then, give some humans a shotgun and they are just as bad.....
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Old 15-11-2011, 03:07 PM
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Thanks for the link,but I dont have any problem with foxes,infact I love sharing my garden with them and all wildlife that cares to allow me the privilege of sharing a little bit of their world
I have no probs with them either. I just thought it might be of use. Foxes are beautiful animals and only do what natures intended to do.
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Like I said, some not-so-nice quirks in their nature...

RIP Chris.P.Duck.


But then, give some humans a shotgun and they are just as bad.....
In many cases, worse.
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