riptides
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All I can say is they are a messy neighbor. And when they take up residence, they leave their scat everywhere.
Have a new furry tenant....
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WM75Guy
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Remember the rule. No pictures, it never happened.
thepumpguysc
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Almost the same scenario at my place.. change the color to RED & change the fruit to PEARS & FIGS..
Fun to watch tho..
Fun to watch tho..
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As a rule, I'm not a picture person. My renter did take some pictures of him/her however. Have to see if I can upload any for your enjoyment.
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Poop is not an issue here as well live in a very rural setting. I'm more about him staying and being fed properly. We have never (since I can remember) had a fox resident around here. He's certainly cleaning up the apple drops under the tree. bet he has loose poop.
oosik
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I have coyotes - by the pack. They help control the mice and chipmunks. They poo out on the far edged of my yard. So it's never a problem.
Just prior to full dark - out on our porch to listen to their evening serenades. The latest daily gossip is passed back and forth.
Just prior to full dark - out on our porch to listen to their evening serenades. The latest daily gossip is passed back and forth.
We recommend against feeding wild foxes, and most other wildlife.
Whenever we feed wildlife two things happen, the animals stop hunting, and they lose their fear of humans. While befriending a wild fox may seem like a great idea, it usually ends very badly for the animal. There is a common saying among wildlife rehabbers, “a fed fox is a dead fox”.
www.saveafox.org
Whenever we feed wildlife two things happen, the animals stop hunting, and they lose their fear of humans. While befriending a wild fox may seem like a great idea, it usually ends very badly for the animal. There is a common saying among wildlife rehabbers, “a fed fox is a dead fox”.
Should I feed wild foxes?
Often we are asked: What do I feed a wild fox?” The best answer to these questions is don’t feed them. This applies to most wildlife but especially predators. We recommend against feeding wild foxes, and most other wildlife. Whenever we feed wildlife two things happen, the animals stop hunting...
www.saveafox.org
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Doesn't that logic apply to humans as well?
