more on foxes

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Subject:	more on foxes
From:	Con Boekel <>
Date:	Sun, 15 Feb 2015 15:38:41 +1100

If you really want a quick take on whether there are foxes in yourimmediate vicinity get one of the old rabbit-squeal whistles. These makethe sort of piteous noises that a rabbit makes when a rabbit has beeninjured or is in a rabbit trap and hurt.If you do it with a spotlight or in good moonlight you will catch sightof the foxes running full pelt in your direction.


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