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They WERE in our state, they are off the list now. But it's hit or miss in the rest of the country. I know FL also you can't kill gray foxes. Plus, we are now talking gray fox vs red fox. Grays are more protected.
It's the standard practice. If you aren't killing raccoons, standard skunks or opposums, you are best to check your state laws on killing them. Since I don't know the state of the OP, I'm saying check the laws before you go fox killing.
In the end, if the area backing up to your property is deemed a good area for wildlife release, you need to improve the run and coop. You will NEVER kill all the predators. So either make a safe coop and run, or expect losses.
You can't have an unsecure coop/run and have no losses.
They WERE in our state, they are off the list now. But it's hit or miss in the rest of the country. I know FL also you can't kill gray foxes. Plus, we are now talking gray fox vs red fox. Grays are more protected.
It's the standard practice. If you aren't killing raccoons, standard skunks or opposums, you are best to check your state laws on killing them. Since I don't know the state of the OP, I'm saying check the laws before you go fox killing.
In the end, if the area backing up to your property is deemed a good area for wildlife release, you need to improve the run and coop. You will NEVER kill all the predators. So either make a safe coop and run, or expect losses.
You can't have an unsecure coop/run and have no losses.