Urban foxes attacking children

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  1. Hom

    Homer Well-Known Member

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    Nice one. Shenk 1 you could have hit the nail on the head there mate, would be interesting to follow that one up.
     
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    shenk1 Well-Known Member

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    shenk1, Feb 11, 2013
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    I agree, I often see foxes in the car park outside the flat, they take one look at you then carry on their business. I'm sure if you went anywhere near them, like any animal, they'd defend themselves.
     
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    you wouldn't be saying that if they were sh*ting all over your property and spreading rubbish from bins everywhere outside your house.
     
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    So when exactly did the Hunt come down your street?

    Normally in the country I would have thought?
     
    Brush, Feb 11, 2013
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    Apparently the door was broken and wouldn't close so they were waiting for the council to repair it. It all seems a bit odd to me though, what are the chances of the back door mysteriously breaking and being unable to close on the very day that a fox decides to come inside. Also what kind of damage can happen to a back door that means it is still on its hinges but simply left open?
    How did they get the finger back out of the fox after it had eaten it?
    If it is cold and the back door is broken surely you would close the door to the baby's bedroom to keep it warm wouldn't you? You wouldn't have your 4 week old baby asleep with the back door wide open when it's freezing without closing the bedroom door at the very least
     
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    ****ing foxes eh listening to some dizzy rascal while eating kids.
     
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    Conan Troutman Well-Known Member

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    Is there any proof that it was a fox that actually did this and how did it get in and out of the house?
     
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    No proof;)

    Got in through a broken door......apparently.....as they do all the time:rolleyes:
     
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    Guns don't kill people, foxes do.
     
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    When was the last time you saw a fox carrying a gun:p
     
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    Under an EU directive all member states are obligated to look at reintroducing extinct fauna. This would mean Britain having to bring back the wolf and the lynx. That should go down well.
     
    Conan Troutman, Feb 11, 2013
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    shenk1 Well-Known Member

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    At least they'd eat all the killer foxes:nails:
     
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    You've obviously never seen a Glaswegian fox!
     
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    kanecat Banned Idiot

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    Re: Two things:

    You're in favour of fox hunting, so this is acceptable then http://www.league.org.uk/videos.aspx?vid=10969

    A fox chased by hunters for hours then dug out and beat, shot and ripped to pieces by dogs. Sport??
     
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