Posted by Jeff in ND on July 09, 2018 at 06:45:26 from (204.54.36.245):
Since my Dad passed in 2012, I have spent a couple weeks each summer at the farm working on repairs/maintenance and keeping up with the tall weed mowing for my Mom.
I've had traps and poison out for critters all these past 6yrs and typically get at least a dozen raccoons a summer, often more. Couple years ago I think it was about 1/2 dozen skunks, couple of woodchucks, and about 15 raccoons so a well infested place!!
This year, does not seem to be any around or a lot less. The water pan in the barn for the feral cat colony is not getting muddy and the cat food Mom puts out is even lasting until the next day so seems like no 'coons? Then, last week while I was there I spotted a fox around the property on 2 occasions. I think its living someplace in the tree shelterbelt.
Do Foxes go after 'coons ? Would not seem they would hunt them directly as about the same size?
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