will this get rid of a fox and kits?
1890167
I think it will get rid of anything as long as it is set up the rite way...there are different settings & a motion detect mode....you have to mess with them alittle....I haven't had no rabbits for a while now ....and it does move the stray kits around....
480366
Yes it will. It won't completely eliminate it, but it will greatly reduce it.
1953084
Probably not. I got it to try and keep skunks raccoons, possums, and cats away, they are still coming around. Wish I could find something to keep them away
2153197
I used mine outside in the summertime - at night - to retrain a fox to not come onto my deck at night. Works great!
862143
Probably not, and if it did, the fragrance of the solution might leave a a smell that is too much for the pet. Frankly, about the only thing that might remove the odor is a chlorine bleach product, and that will obviously remove much of the color of the pet bed, but leave a fresh sent instead. That odor will have to be killed, not masked over. The Extreme Stain remover, will work best on a fresh stain or clean something that has not been cleaned previously is my observation.
1100658
Unfortunately not if it's a pry off back. The kit is really not worth buying.
1942465
Do skunks have any natural predators? If the fox is one, this stuff will work.
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.
1632311
I have also had problems with owls, but I dont think this light will help. I do think it has helped with foxes. My suggestion for the owls though is to cover your run with chicken wire, or netting. Do you lock up your chickens and geese at night? I also moved my coop and run towards the corner of my yard where I have lots of tree cover and that has seemed to "hide" them better from hawks and owls, both of which have taken my chickens.
1754348
It wont get rid of them for good but it will eliminate a large amount of them. I caught a few hundred flies in the last trap I used.
1475207
the short answer is "No". We got this to keep a skunk from bothering our chickens. Neighbor's cat visits the chicken pen regularily to hunt for mice.
984166
Yes but you need to mount it higher and point the sensor more to the ground. It gets rid of possums n squirrels as well
2259148
Just pull the fur off with your fingers and put in the trash (or compost pile). If you need to, rinse it out with soap and water. Very low tech and works wonders.
212423
It all depends on what the smell you are trying to get rid of,but it only takes a little. Play with it you will find what is necessary. It really works on animal accidents.&#128526;
313790
I kind of doubt it because I don't think fox are natural predators of raccoons, so the scent of fox urine probably wouldn't bother them much.
330925
I guess it would keep vultures off things but i would remove the dead animal that is atracting them to your area before purchasing the spikes. You may not need them after that, just thinking. : )
2069631
No.... It is not very good. We put on a cat and found it to be less than useful. We are no longer using stick n find.