How to deal with a sneaky fox

[walshie 2,804]

Still got one sneaky fox that won't go in the cage. I've seen it on my CCTV. It sits and looks at it then walks off. The last 3 nights though, it hasn't been in the back garden, but it has been dumping in my front garden instead.

First noticed a fox smell in my front room, and it had crapped right outside the airbrick in the wall so the smell was wafting under the floorboards and into the house.

It's been doing it's business in exactly the same place for 3 nights now. Obviously caging it or shooting it in the front garden is out of the question, so does anyone have a cunning plan to stop it?

Cheers.

[R.A.W 1,987]

put a land mine were its shiteing.

 

BANG AND THE FOX IS GONE!!!!!!!!!! :laugh:

[paulus 26]

Still got one sneaky fox that won't go in the cage. I've seen it on my CCTV. It sits and looks at it then walks off. The last 3 nights though, it hasn't been in the back garden, but it has been dumping in my front garden instead.

First noticed a fox smell in my front room, and it had crapped right outside the airbrick in the wall so the smell was wafting under the floorboards and into the house.

It's been doing it's business in exactly the same place for 3 nights now. Obviously caging it or shooting it in the front garden is out of the question, so does anyone have a cunning plan to stop it?

Cheers.

urinate where it does you might get the odd funny look so best wait untill after dark

[walshie 2,804]

Still got one sneaky fox that won't go in the cage. I've seen it on my CCTV. It sits and looks at it then walks off. The last 3 nights though, it hasn't been in the back garden, but it has been dumping in my front garden instead.

First noticed a fox smell in my front room, and it had crapped right outside the airbrick in the wall so the smell was wafting under the floorboards and into the house.

It's been doing it's business in exactly the same place for 3 nights now. Obviously caging it or shooting it in the front garden is out of the question, so does anyone have a cunning plan to stop it?

Cheers.

urinate where it does you might get the odd funny look so best wait untill after dark

 

I've tried that in the back garden with not much luck, but I reckon it soaks into the grass. It's crapping on concrete out the front so that might work if it doesn't rain too hard

[walshie 2,804]

put a land mine were its shiteing.

 

BANG AND THE FOX IS GONE!!!!!!!!!! :laugh:

 

Used up my last mine last week on the bloke who keeps posting pizza leaflets.

[paulus 26]

Still got one sneaky fox that won't go in the cage. I've seen it on my CCTV. It sits and looks at it then walks off. The last 3 nights though, it hasn't been in the back garden, but it has been dumping in my front garden instead.

First noticed a fox smell in my front room, and it had crapped right outside the airbrick in the wall so the smell was wafting under the floorboards and into the house.

It's been doing it's business in exactly the same place for 3 nights now. Obviously caging it or shooting it in the front garden is out of the question, so does anyone have a cunning plan to stop it?

Cheers.

urinate where it does you might get the odd funny look so best wait untill after dark

 

I've tried that in the back garden with not much luck, but I reckon it soaks into the grass. It's crapping on concrete out the front so that might work if it doesn't rain too hard

get down the health food place and get some citronella mix with some water in a spray bottle and use that

[walshie 2,804]

Thanks Paulus. I'll try that. Then when it goes in the back gaden again...BLAM!

[heritage 202]

What about trying an alternative to the cage, a collarum perhaps ?

[walshie 2,804]

What about trying an alternative to the cage, a collarum perhaps ?

 

I thought about that when it was in the back garden. But in the front it will be in full view of passers by.

[j316 119]

soak a rag in creosote put in plastic tub poke holes in lid place it where fox toilets that usualy works

[kirstysdad 827]

human hair in a bag with holes in it the smell of human puts them of if your like me and challenge in that way you will need a trip to the hair dressers bin lol

[DKGPestControl 22]

I'd go with the quote above! Stick a collarum or two down. I bet you'll catch it within a week

[j j m 6,555]

ive heard human hair does the trick

[ftm 3,357]

forgive my ignorance lads collarum? is it an annagram of a nresa?

[milegajo 595]

 

Wasn't this little beggar I snapped t'other day was it? I suspect it's he thats nabbed two of my chickens....