The count continues Red no. 57 last night..... advice appreciated for upcoming book title please




My original idea was to title it with the catchy title

"Forty Foxes" but that quickly changed to another catchy title

"Fifty Foxes" ...then a catchier title "Fifty Five Foxes"....but I am running out of catchy titles...next one maybe "Gone in 60 Foxes?"

any ideas for 60, 65, 70 or 75? .....55 was the best ..3 F's

Regards

FE

Legal hobbies for serial killers? I have a cousin who is Peta, vegan type person, that's what she calls hunting and trapping.

London Loop's; a city dwellers guide to fox snaring

Radishes and Reds; snaring the garden 101

ONE MANS STAND AGAINST THE PREDATOR EPIDEMIC IN LONDON.

## foxes in one year from a single small garden.

laying out a greater plan for the control of predators in urban settings.


obviously your first chapter should be a 5 year composition of all those Fox incidents, injuries and such , set the epidemic stage.

if you can get game cams and get pictures documenting outside your yard how many fox really are running the streets, alleys and gardens of metro London.

20 years ago I had hardly heard of a wildlife control specialist in this area , now they are as common to see as an electrician.

unwanted wild life is a booming business apparently , at one time you just took care of most of these things yourself most of us still do but this is the era of no one does anything for them selves they work their desk job and call someone to do everything else for them.

that would certainly get the antis going lol



I like it...might go for a combination title or a title with in brackets underneath

Title: xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
(one man's stand against the predator epidemic in London)

There must be a lot of food to be able to support that many foxes.
Lots of rats, mice, and garbage to feed them?

certainly all of the above you mentioned plus lots of people (my anti neighbours for example) deliberately leaving out food for them. There are 45 sub species of fox and the European Red fox (the species I trap) are the largest.
https://trapperman.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/6148455/fox-and-rat-just-now#Post6148455 one of my earlier posts shows half a rat (the other half is obviously in the foxes stomach.

Your red fox look very uniform in colour.Do they vary between dark and pale?
Ours come in all different colours in the wild.

mostly just different shades of red ....your fox looks about half the size of the ones I catch and I 'd say looks like a silver fox

https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Silver_fox_(animal)

how about...

1 fox shy of a chessboard?

I once saw a wildlife show in england showing all the city foxes running around on rooftops etc. I have seen alot of the country pics with sheep folds,rocky walls etc and always wondered why they never got mange if so thick and how could there be such a huge or diverse food source by the looks. Patrick Carey use to really make alot of them give up the ghost and 23 yrs ago a guy called me from scotland on snaring foxes(like a thousand or so a yr. ) when I had ads in the trapper for vids. Shared some of his ideas with me.

“Not One and Done”

Our own psb is a super fox catcher among others. And of course Zagman for fast numbers.

"Foxing the kings foxes"

Congratulations on 50+.

So this original post was from 5 years ago. How many fox did you end up catching? Did you ever write your book?

nope ...never wrote the book although there is a good short story here:

https://trapperman.com/forum/ubbthreads.php/topics/6181009

scroll down to Cinderella's sisters......had to add a disclaimer (work of fiction) for legal reasons....but you guys know me better



answer to your first question is 63 .....(one short of a 64 square chess board)

Thanks and thanks for all the other responses

I would call it 60 different ways to make PETA cry!!!