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Not only that, permanent solutions (I am sure the OP does not mean this) are largely illegal:

 

While foxes are not protected for conservation purposes in England, it is illegal to use the following to kill foxes (or moles and mink):

  • self-locking snares
  • bows and crossbows
  • explosives other than legal ammunition for a licensed firearm
  • live birds or animals, as bait or live decoys
  • gas or poisons

 

It is also illegal to:

  • block or destroy fox earths if they are occupied
  • use dogs to hunt foxes
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