Just wondering if I saw a cat or a fox. 99% sure it was a fox, then it climbed a 6ft fence, stood on top for a bit then dropped down the other side.
More likely to be a fox than a cat unless you're wearing your dad's bi-focals. Was the cat faaaaar away?
Seriously though, my dog chased a fox onto the roof of my grandad's house (two story Edinburgh townhouse). Dog didn't get past the windowsill.
They are cunning though....be careful
Funning coxes?
Was the cat faaaaar away?
or just small....
batfink. Cows can't climb fences. It's the essence of the English rural idyll.
Yes, and some can walk along the top of fence panels like cats. Most urban foxes cannot, as they never need to do that as people leave food out for them/food is left on the floor from takeaways.
Yes, seen it myself they definitely can.
Don't doubt their abilities, they may take offence......
yes seen it in our garden too
think someone may be feeding the locally as had a fox walk into our house ignoring me and the wife till I shooed it out
More likely to be a fox than a cat unless you're wearing your dad's bi-focals. Was the cat faaaaar away?
In my defence, it was 2am, dark and I may have been a bit [url= http://singletrackworld.com/forum/topic/white-russians ]inebriated[/url].
kayak23 - MemberA fox climbing a fence yesterday...
That fox is not climbing the fence. It may have been placed there.
YES!
Normally to eat our chickens... A 6ft wooden fence is no real obstacle when there's lunch on the other side...
Foxes are amazing. Check out the video near the bottom of this page of one squeezing through a tiny gap in a wire fence.
[url= http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/20892310 ]http://www.bbc.co.uk/nature/20892310[/url]
Photoshopped! 😉That fox is not climbing the fence. It may have been placed there.
Hedgehogs [i]can[/i] climb walls though...


