Foxes

DKLS

I have heard some people having success at keeping fox's away by urinating where they go, male urine works best apparently.

karenw

DKLS wrote: »

I have heard some people having success at keeping fox's away by urinating where they go, male urine works best apparently.

I've heard that too - shame i don't have a boyfriend lol

trudij

x-cupcake-x wrote: »

I read that totally wrong :rotfl:

I'd love to have foxes in my garden - if I had a garden :rolleyes:

me too !!!! :rotfl:

MrsE_2

lowis wrote: »

i live in the Cit of London, a stone's throw from St. Paul's cathedral, when i go running late at night i often see foxes running across the steps at St.Paul's, or across the square at Smithfield market, or generally hanging around in the city streets. we also have a family of them living in our communal gardens.

i have no idea of the deterrant works though, sorry x

I used to live in London & I saw more foxes in London that I do here in the country.

I do see a lot of Deer here & Pheasants.

iamana1ias

MrsE wrote: »

I used to live in London & I saw more foxes in London that I do here in the country.

I do see a lot of Deer here & Pheasants.

So posh they need capitalising?! :rotfl:

MrsE_2

iamana1ias wrote: »

So posh they need capitalising?! :rotfl:

My stalkers back:eek::eek::eek::eek:

You need to develop some other interests in your life.

iamana1ias

MrsE wrote: »

You need to develop some other interests in your life.

kettle, pot, black

MrsE_2

iamana1ias wrote: »

kettle, pot, black

I'm talking about you following me around MSE & trying to pick an argument with or just commenting on everything & anything I post.

I do not follow you around MSE, in fact its to the point now where you give me the creeps when you "pop" up:doh::doh::doh::doh::doh: