Pretty interesting, two recent news stories of fox attacks in the UK. I find it interesting because I believe fox hunting was banned in the UK a few years back. Guess now the foxes feel safe preying upon the citizens as they know they cannot be hunted! Is there a lesson to be learned here?

 

http://worldnews.nbcnews.com/_news/2013/02/10/16917658-infant-attacked-by-fox-in-london?lite

 

http://www.thesun.co.uk/sol/homepage/news/4795103/Jogger-tells-of-horror-fox-attack-15-miles-from-baby-Dennies-home.html

Payback. Send Morgan out to get them. Lol

 

 

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Fox hunting still goes on in the rural countryside but they're not allowed to hunt with hounds any more. Meat is not harvested on these hunts (the dogs tear the fox into small pieces) -- they are solely done for sport and pest control. Some organized hunts are interrupted by activists but the hunts generally go on without issue.

 

I would think that fox attacks that occur in these urban areas are a result of city folk feeding them from the door step, keeping them as outdoor pets. Similar to the wackos who feed bears from their property.