Posted by jimva on May 17, 2010 at 09:19:58 from (96.240.185.214):
In Reply to: Fox problems again posted by ryanwheelock on May 17, 2010 at 06:16:44:
Just think if you had killed him last year,instead of screwing around trying to be Mr. Nature you would not be having all this trouble now and you would still have your chickens and duck and a barn cat wouldnt be on the verge of getting rabies from a rabid fox you"re letting run around.
If you know how use a gun then shooting the fox inside of the barn should not be a problem at all. I dont understand anyone who would want to fool around with poison? To many variables and clearly it didnt work for you. IF the fox is now living in the barn walk out there, find him pull the trigger, bury him and go on.
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