Fox trapping

[Vader]

just ask them if they are releasing foxes and if they are do it somewhere else, foxing with thermal/night vision kit on a cf rifle is like shooting fish in a barrel these days poor bugers have no chance, there probably are places she could release them where they wouldn’t be a problem.

And where woukd that be.
Adding load of fox into any area will upset nature balance.
If they townie fox its even cruel putting them into wild.

 

[Scholsey]

And where woukd that be.
Adding load of fox into any area will upset nature balance.
If they townie fox its even cruel putting them into wild.

Not next to a chicken farm? I doubt they were releasing hundreds, 4-5 foxes isnt exactly a fox plague.

 

[ollie989898]

Not next to a chicken farm? I doubt they were releasing hundreds, 4-5 foxes isnt exactly a fox plague.

Anyone releasing foxes next to my poultry/pigs/sheep would incur my wrath, I can tell you that.

People who are keeping livestock- it is their God given duty to defend them from predators.

 

[Vader]

Not next to a chicken farm? I doubt they were releasing hundreds, 4-5 foxes isnt exactly a fox plague.

I have no chickens or poultry, so you then saying it would be ok to release on our farm..?

Our struggling lapwings and corn buntings would not be impressed when nesting.

 

[Longlowdog]

Gun mag' not that long had a guy shoot 16 foxes, one farm, one night. Every time he turned around there was another dozy urban fox thinking any mechanical noise was a dustbin being opened. Those foxes had been released onto a working sheep farm. Nowhere can withstand 16 foxes in the space of a couple of hundred acres, on a farm at lambing time it could be not just criminal but an overnight disaster.

 

[JohnGalway]

A gorse bush grows up through our fox cage trap, make of that what you will.