does it work for foxes
355671
Didn't have a fox problem, but the squirrels just dumped it over and ate my tomatoes.
355672
My squirrels are city squirrels and dont know what a coyote or fox is. Climbed allover it
968169
No it only works on mice, spiders, ants etc, small rodents, not dogs or cats.
1307903
I bet it would work really well for taxidermy. I use it on my English Angora rabbits for showing. it removes tangles from their wool.Deb
407505
I haven't seen or heard of coyote in my area of New York, it did work for me but you have to use it weekly. Follow the directions
1389340
It has worked well with squirrels, raccoons and cats. I think it would work with chipmunks too. The area between the baffle and pole is too small for a chipmunk to go through.
1176448
Mine did not work on dogs. If you are that close to coyotes, I think you need something else.
142575
It worked for rabbits. I don't know about moles or voles. I would think it would work for voles, but not moles. However, I have switched to fencing as a simpler method to save the plants from the rabbits.
885816
I'm going to say probably. Works great for deer, rabbits and small mammals. This year when I planted my blubs, which if you don't cover they get dug up, I sprayed my Deer Off in all these areas on the soil. NOTHING...came to dig them up. GREAT stuff.
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Fox will eat (young) raccoon if given the opportunity, however raccoon probably would not be so accustomed to being preyed upon by fox that it automatically would run at the smell of fox. That being said, it probably is worth a try, especially if they are nesting near yur home. If they just come by and make a mess on your property, the best way to keep raccoon away is to remove their food source. This means high vigelence to your own garbage. Keep EVERYTHING: dead animals, garbage, garden waste, off your property. Do not leave your garbage in a bag, put it in a can with a tight lid. Removing their food source will encourage them to go elsewhere.
142573
As far as I can tell it works against rabbits. Not sure about moles and voles though.
421290
It works on moles and gophers, since it's highly poisonous I would not leave it out so other animals can get in contact with it, if you to try it on ground squirrels I would push it as deep as possible into their borrow and cover with dirt, dogs can dig and get to it so if you have dogs be careful. I found the two best solutions for ground squirrels is barn cats and a 17HMR, the 17HMR is more for fun, the barn cats take very good care of all the vermin including moles, just feed the cats once a day just enough for them to stick around and the rest they get by hunting.
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Yes, it work just fine on animals . We had a pesky raccoon that would come within 6-7 feet of us on the porch, needless to say he was not happy she rubbed her eyes which actually more it work better. She never came back while we were on the porch but the little guys did and one by one they got their shot.
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yes this works great for skunks, at least here in texas where we have foxes too, we have mobile homes and when the skunk decides to make his nest under them let me tell you its tough gettin em out. you can use old panty hose and make balls of this and throw them under the mobile home and sprinkle it around the perimeter and they will be GONE we've been using this product for years and it WORKS, now after a while the smell goes away and they will come back but then another treatment of this, and they're hasta la vista baby
5935
I think you could use it for a fox. There are different sizes and i bought two. This size trapped two raccoons at one time.
151296
Yes with a well placed shot to the brain.I have shot a Fox that was attacking one of our outdoor cats with one shot, but keep in mind with any air gun it takes good shot placement to put any animal down. Not shooting it anywhere. That go's for any animal. Shot placement is the key to good inhumane kills...
473119
I got the product to keep feral cats off my porch. It does work for that if I spray every day. Not sure about rabbits but it's worth a try.
1008758
I would assume it would be decent if you can get it close to their nesting area. I just know it worked on the bats but they rely on sonar and this makes noise so it seemed like a perfect fit. I would ask someone who say it got rid of their mice or rats though.