Bob Hobden wrote in message
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"Christina wrote in message
That's what foxes do. Kill your stock and that's why they need to be
controlled in some way. The only fox control for the moment is hunting.
If
I could ring up the local council and say, look, get this fox that is
killing my stock and they would do something about it, which they won't,
I
would be quite in favour of that, as an alternative.


Ah! But if they did react what method would they then use to kill said
fox/foxes and would it be guaranteed to be always more humane than hunting
with dogs?

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Regards


They would send a person experienced in the control of rats, mice,
cockroaches, and wasp's nests, who would probably be useless in this case.
He would probably suggest live trapping and then go and release the fox
somewhere else "in the countryside" to cause another the same problem.

Tina