Scoot Fox Repellant 2 x 50gm

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The size of your garden will obviously determine where else you can spray Scoot, but prominent areas like fence posts, trees, garden furniture and around the perimeter of your garden are all areas where a new rival is likely to spray its scent. One thing I did with my prickle strips, and I suggest you do the same, is to ignore the instructions when it comes to using the fixing s that are supplied and use something a bit stronger like nails or similar.

Foxes tend to scent-mark in the same spots so spraying Scoot there will quickly cause the fox to think it’s under threat. It works by mimicking scent marking odours thus leading any foxes that may be present to vacate the area in the belief that another animal has taken over its territory.You simply position it in your garden, connect it to the mains adapter or a 9 Volt battery and switch it on. And this brings me to one of the best features of this fox repellent, the fact it can be used anywhere and not cause damage to your plants, grass, seeds, or anything else. And if you keep chickens like i do, or other kinds of birds, you have a whole other set of problems to deal with when it comes to these crafty little hounds but I must say since I put the floodlights up as you can see from the video that seems to help some too. The smell, the sight and the sound of the fox is going to be far more stressful for your cat than any deterrent you use to get rid of it.

The strips are a mesh design, covered in lots of small spikes that are harmless to the animal, but they still irritate them so much once they start digging or scratching that they no longer want to dig in that spot.Best guesses are that it’s a leftover instinct from their wild pack days, either to disguise their own smell from prey or to display to other members of their pack where they’ve been. This style of fox repellant is very versatile, being quite easy to cut into the desired shape with scissors, or to be connected with other strips to cover larger surfaces. If foxes are fouling, spraying urine or digging in a particular area of your garden, then this is a very effective deterrent to get them to stop. This will maintain the concentration levels of the scent and give the fox the impression that the new intruder is a serious and permanent threat.