[aculeus]

The farmers will sure appreciate it.

And suburbanites. Our fox problem is nonexistent. Theirs is enormous.

[AnAmericanMother]

Even though suburbia is spreading, in the U.S. there's still a great deal of waste land (neither built over nor agricultural) where foxes can exist without bothering folks very much.

England is so much smaller and its land so intensively used that there is almost no waste land, except for infertile moor and bog land. Every square inch that can be farmed is being farmed. The foxes are a terrible problem in such an intensively used area.

[marktwain]

Our fox problem is nonexistent.

They could hunt coyotes. We have plenty. They are a bit faster and smarter than foxes, though. Ought to give a really good hunt.