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We have recently moved and have discovered that we have a fox den at the end of our garden and there are often 2 or 3 very unhealthy looking foxes parading in our garden and causing a mess. We also have a new baby and with spring/ summer approaching, would like to be able to use the garden without constantly worrying. Does anyone have any advice on how to remove a fox den or deter foxes?


Thank you!

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Soak a couple of old rags in jeyes fluid, push the, into the fox hole and then cover it with earth. It will deter them from staying in the den and also leave some soaked rags around the garden.


It smells awful for a while but imagine how bad it smells to the foxes

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