What can I do if foxes are living in my garden? | |||
Foxes love to take up residence underneath garden sheds and can dig breeding dens in a suitable spots. If you find a vixen living with her cubs in your garden please contact your local authority. Outside the breeding season you can make their dwelling inaccessible – but please take care not to trap any animals inside. | |||
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Excavations under a garden shed or in any other spot in the garden indicate that foxes have taken up residence there.
During the season from March to June when foxes are rearing their cubs, which is also the close season for foxes, you have to be very careful. If foxes with cubs are living under your garden shed or in any other location in your garden, all you can do is wait until the vixen and her youngsters disperse.
Foxes under garden sheds Think about why foxes find your garden shed so attractive and take appropriate action:
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