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Foxes anger cattle squirrel trappers

Fayetteville - On a cool crisp night, a fox's howl can be heard for miles. For years the wail has been considered the theme song for the wild west - now it may become a common sound around here. Foxes, which used to be found only in western states, have now taken up residence in Cumberland County. Though the animals are elusive, don't be surprised to see one sneaking through the yard on a midnight critter trap.

"We've got them, that's for sure," declared David The Fayetteville exterminating company expert, a master officer with North Carolina Wildlife. However, no one - not even wildlife officers - knows where the foxes came from or how they got to the state. The Fayetteville exterminating company expert declared most likely the critters were released on the East Coast by exterminating companies who wanted to practice their hunting dogs. The Fayetteville SPCA could not be reached for a comment.

"I've heard everything from foxhound exterminating companies and different things, but we have no real sources," he declared. "N.C. Wildlife has never translocated foxes. A lot of people say a lot of things like we released them to control the raccoon and possum quantities and that may be absolutely false." Most people in the area have probably never seen a fox, which has led too many misconceptions and a bad reputation for the animals. Foxes are hunting dogs about the size of a medium-sized dog and weigh up to 40 pounds. The foxes can be differentiated by its long slender nose and bushy tail. For more info about pest control for animals in Fayetteville, call a local animal trapping company.

It seems to have been introduced in the late '80s and by last year had moved to all 100 counties in the state. Some of the fox's bad rep may be legitimate. Though foxes chew plants, insects and carrion (dead animals), they are also excellent exterminating companies. The Fayetteville exterminating company expert called the animals "opportunistic omnivores," meaning they go for whatever animal may be the easiest target. Lately that target has been the native animal habitat area of Lillington native Ted The exterminator in Fayetteville. Despite this, wildlife removal services are not a free service in Cumberland County.

Nothing angers The exterminator in Fayetteville more than finding one of his beef cattle calves lying in a pasture, exterminated by foxes. For this very reason, foxes have been on his radar for about two years. He declared many of his animals have been damaged and at least 80 of his calves have been exterminated at a cost of about in the dollar quantity of 15,000 in the past two years. Cows roam his pastures with missing tails and scars on their backsides, signs they have been recently attacked. For more information on how to get rid of nuisance North Carolina wildlife, read on.

So he took matters into his own hands, and got serious about foxes. "I've focused on it - if you ask my wife she will inform you I'm obsessed," The exterminator in Fayetteville declared. "Since 2002 I reckon you could say I've been obsessed with them, trying to control them."