Fox deterrant/repellant

[walshie 2,804]

I've tried most of the suggested remedies, but can't find any that work. Much as I enjoy getting up at the crack of dawn to shoot the blighters, the garden is already damaged and stinking by then so I would prefer it if they didn't come here in the first place.

Anyone got any (sensible) suggestions to keep my garden fox free?

Cheers.

Edited October 8, 2012 by walshie

[whippet 99 2,613]

I've tried most of the suggested remedies, but can't find any that work. Much as I enjoy getting up at the crack of dawn to shoot the blighters, the garden is already damaged and stinking by then so I would prefer it if they didn't come here in the first place.

Anyone got any (sensible) suggestions to keep my garden fox free?

Cheers.

snares

[cornishtrapper 3]

electric fence

[walshie 2,804]

I've tried most of the suggested remedies, but can't find any that work. Much as I enjoy getting up at the crack of dawn to shoot the blighters, the garden is already damaged and stinking by then so I would prefer it if they didn't come here in the first place.

Anyone got any (sensible) suggestions to keep my garden fox free?

Cheers.

snares

 

I fear this would be the same as catching them in a cage as I do now. Once they are in, the damage is done. I'd like to keep them out in the first place.

[whippet 99 2,613]

I've tried most of the suggested remedies, but can't find any that work. Much as I enjoy getting up at the crack of dawn to shoot the blighters, the garden is already damaged and stinking by then so I would prefer it if they didn't come here in the first place.

Anyone got any (sensible) suggestions to keep my garden fox free?

Cheers.

snares

 

I fear this would be the same as catching them in a cage as I do now. Once they are in, the damage is done. I'd like to keep them out in the first place.

kill them then they cant come in ..........unless your gardens like a forest , electric fence would be your best bet...................all depends on circumstances ........whee you live , size of garden etc.........

[walshie 2,804]

I've tried most of the suggested remedies, but can't find any that work. Much as I enjoy getting up at the crack of dawn to shoot the blighters, the garden is already damaged and stinking by then so I would prefer it if they didn't come here in the first place.

Anyone got any (sensible) suggestions to keep my garden fox free?

Cheers.

snares

 

I fear this would be the same as catching them in a cage as I do now. Once they are in, the damage is done. I'd like to keep them out in the first place.

kill them then they cant come in ..........unless your gardens like a forest , electric fence would be your best bet...................all depends on circumstances ........whee you live , size of garden etc.........

 

Thanks. i''ll price it up

[whippet 99 2,613]

I've tried most of the suggested remedies, but can't find any that work. Much as I enjoy getting up at the crack of dawn to shoot the blighters, the garden is already damaged and stinking by then so I would prefer it if they didn't come here in the first place.

Anyone got any (sensible) suggestions to keep my garden fox free?

Cheers.

snares

 

I fear this would be the same as catching them in a cage as I do now. Once they are in, the damage is done. I'd like to keep them out in the first place.

kill them then they cant come in ..........unless your gardens like a forest , electric fence would be your best bet...................all depends on circumstances ........whee you live , size of garden etc.........

 

Thanks. i''ll price it up

I've tried most of the suggested remedies, but can't find any that work. Much as I enjoy getting up at the crack of dawn to shoot the blighters, the garden is already damaged and stinking by then so I would prefer it if they didn't come here in the first place.

Anyone got any (sensible) suggestions to keep my garden fox free?

Cheers.

snares

 

I fear this would be the same as catching them in a cage as I do now. Once they are in, the damage is done. I'd like to keep them out in the first place.

kill them then they cant come in ..........unless your gardens like a forest , electric fence would be your best bet...................all depends on circumstances ........whee you live , size of garden etc.........

 

Thanks. i''ll price it up

i aint no pest controller mate , there probably be better advice later when folk come back from work.................hope you find the right remedy

[Jaggsy 25]

• Walshie you may live in an area that's fairly well populated with foxes, i would just pre bait a safe area and cull the numbers back. I've shot foxes in gardens and they've never had a problem since.
  

Martin

[unclepesta 100]

keep that trap running keep catchin em,years ago a bloke said he pissed where fox marked regular as a deterant i listened but thought its effect would be limited i should imagine,dunno about bone oil even if it works? dunno if you can still buy reniardine thats bone oil?i think proofing is the way if viable through secure fencing ect.