Any advice on getting rid of foxes?

[riptides]

I would leave them alone and let them go on their way. We have a family that we have been observing this season and they have presented no issues to our cats. They have cleaned up the rodent, turkey, snake and neighbors chickens quite well. We had a few game cams capturing their night time meal runs over the last few weeks.

It seems both the cats and the foxes have a mutual agreement on borders. Although this AM I found half a pound of chicken feathers outside the barn door.

Like most years, I expect them to just move along. It was a treat to see the kits this year.



This one ended up in a trap, as I thought it was a ground hog under a run in. And I just set the traps with no special methods. Bait and set.

The nannie fox was always aware of me.

 

[2manyrocks]

My vet put down a stray cat that showed up here due to bobcat fever spread by ticks in the last week. Between cars, dogs, coyotes, etc, its so much safer for cats to be indoors only. A pack of neighborhood dogs killed my moms cat in her own yard. All my cats stay inside because I have no control over their safety outside.

 

[cqaigy2]

My vet put down a stray cat that showed up here due to bobcat fever spread by ticks in the last week. Between cars, dogs, coyotes, etc, its so much safer for cats to be indoors only. A pack of neighborhood dogs killed my moms cat in her own yard. All my cats stay inside because I have no control over their safety outside.

and a side benefit of keeping the cats in is they're not killing birds.