Will foxes kill all the chickens and leave them in the yard?

[Prop toe]

Well it's quiet than a gun and admistered correct one swipe and it's over

 

[JesusisGod]

Well it's quiet than a gun and admistered correct one swipe and it's over

And the pliers to cut it down? Then what do you compost it?

 

[cluckmecoop7]

I also vote dog.
Foxes will usually creep up and snatch 1 chicken to carry it back off to its young. Especially this time of year.
A dog would kill just for the fun of it.

 

[Prop toe]

Pliers are to remove the hook what how you dispose of the varmint up to you cheaper than a 330 coni bear beaver trap you can also put the trap on 2 stakes put sausage or hot dogs on the wire triggers it will dispatch the varmint pdq

 

[Fluffy Hens]

The first year we had chickens, 2008 I think, There was a commotion outside and we ran out and 2 foxes were killing my chickens. They were like a pack of dogs. They were in an absolute killing frenzy and did not leave when we went outside. They would kill one, get another ,kill it, get another, kill it etc.... I chased them off with a shovel. Birds were dying in my arms. It was awful What I have learned is (at least with mine) if there are feathers all over the place = fox. Missing bird or dead bird (s) and no feathers or a few feathers =bobcat. The foxes here seem to like grabbing them by the back.
The ones we saved had the skin ripped right off their backs. Bobcats seem to make a swift messless kill. Maybe by the neck ? IDK

 

[Prop toe]

Most the time foxes are more active when they have young in the den and the den many times are along good size ditches dug in fine the den and use your imagination

 

[Prop toe]

My imagination says feed them the last supper

 

[Prop toe]

Can bury a 8 inch stove pipe on a angle approx 45 degrees drop cheese left over fried chicken pork cracklings the fox will go in can't get out cause the pipe to slick pvc pipe should work also my grandpa use to dobit

 

[Prop toe]

Using a 4 way conni bear Beaver trap as always keep safety hooks on setting the trigger.I always bend the two wire prongs that trigger the trap on 45 degree angle so the varmits has to reach real in a bit further.and set near something like a fence or wall so they only reach one side therefore the trigger bent away from the way they reach in.However it will work straight down not bent but some times it may knock them back if the trigger in the wrong notch .If you never used one please listen to the directions closely this 330 coni bear 4 way beaver trap is capable of breaking your arm

 

[Prop toe]

Sorry I forgot bending the prongs will make trigger very sensitive I recommend having exsperience for a good while before you try that the bait has to be lighter and that trigger is like a marksman rifle trigger you touch it BAMM