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I live in South East London and as far as I can remember we have always had foxes roaming the streets at night, performing their baby cries and having regular battles with the cats.

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My cat had a fight with the mother fox once that lived at the bottom of our garden! :o

 

He left with scratches and scars on his face but he was the VICTOR!!! :grin:

 

They left our garden after that. :)

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:(

 

Me or Dan?

 

Well I obviously missed the point. I didn't realise it was you. I just thought Dan was calling himself a fox and was wearing a black suit.

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I saw a fox on the main road once before (its running along a forest - i imagine thats where it came from)

 

It was roadkill the next day :(

 

Such a lovely fox too :(

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I've seen a few foxes walking the streets near where i live. One of them saw me and started to move towards me until i started to walk forwards then it ran for the hills.

 

Might be because i live so near fields and woodland where they live is most likely as to why i see them every few weeks or months.

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But..why? It can be an utterly cruel "sport". I mean, I don't see how chasing an animal down, and killing it can be considered a sport in this day an age. (For the record, before someone calls me something like "dynasty girl" - I love meat. I also just realised that sounds a little wrong. I'm going to stop typing now..)

 

I'd agree there. I've got nothing against hunting animals for food, but hunting for sport/fur/ivory/etc. is wrong.

 

I see a lot of foxes out here, then again there's good reason for them to be here. My whole area is infested with Pheasants!

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But..why? It can be an utterly cruel "sport". I mean, I don't see how chasing an animal down, and killing it can be considered a sport in this day an age. (For the record, before someone calls me something like "dynasty girl" - I love meat. I also just realised that sounds a little wrong. I'm going to stop typing now..)

 

You do realise that thats exactly what foxes do most of the time - foxes quite reguarly kill lambs and chickens not to eat but just for fun, hunts and farmers kill foxes to stop this because theyre livestock and livelihoods are at stake.

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I'd agree there. I've got nothing against hunting animals for food, but hunting for sport/fur/ivory/etc. is wrong.

 

I see a lot of foxes out here, then again there's good reason for them to be here. My whole area is infested with Pheasants!

 

Pheasant problem + cars = no pheasant problem + dented cars

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