How Australian Farmers Deal With Millions Of Invasive Foxes

[@JulieAvantika]

Applause to Australian farmers for their commitment to protecting their livestock from these challenges.

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever met a fox?

[@WawaNaila]

The fox attack was scary! Farmers dealing with these incidents deserve respect.

[@warrenbridges1891]

@user-on8gd3rc3o Friendly and curious? Tell that to extinct Australian indigenous wildlife.

[@DennisFarrell-jr3jf]

Could be rabid.

[@kiwigarden2024]

I totally agree! Farmers really do deserve respect for dealing with such scary situations. I wonder, how do they prepare for or prevent wildlife threats like this? It would be interesting to learn more!

[@clivesmith9377]

How did foxes go to Australia? Did they swim all that way?

[@tony98discovery]

Foxes are not native to Australia, and their presence on the continent is the result of human introduction.

[@clivesmith9377]

@@tony98discovery I know. I was just being sarcastic ; )

[@tony98discovery]

Yes!

[@patrickstotler1201]

​@@clivesmith9377REALLY?? I THOUGHT 🤔YOU REALLY IMAGINED THEY WERE INTRODUCED BY SWIMMING ACROSS OCEANS 🌊 OR THEY WERE INDEED NATIVE TO AUSTRALIA 🦘 TILL AUSSIES BROUGHT THEM TO THE USA LOL

[@AlayziahHoang]

Foxes may seem harmless, but the impact on agriculture is substantial. Farmers are true heroes.

[@NilahCao]

Those foxes are cunning, but Aussie farmers are even more resourceful!

[@hamilrustam3048]

Time to impeach Marg for failed impeachments

[@HorseFarmAgriculture]

Hats off to the farmers for sharing their experiences and shedding light on the challenges they encounter, as well as the proactive measures they take to address fox-related issues on their farms 😁😍

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, farmers often play a key role in finding effective and humane solutions to manage wildlife conflicts while maintaining a balance in the environment.

[@clivesmith9377]

@@tony98discovery Humane solutions??? It's been big business VS innocent animals. That's murder.

[@AniyahEdward]

Wow, these Aussie farmers are true warriors battling the fox invasion!

[@mousefarm]

It is necessary to be alert to everything around for the safety of humans and other species

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, have you ever met a fox?

[@AlgerWilliams]

Foxes, deer, pests galore. Aussie farmers, your resilience is inspiring!

[@EluEvans]

Scary fox behavior! Farmers confronting these situations need our support.

[@MapiyaAlexandra]

Kudos to farmers dealing with the unexpected challenge of foxes.

[@CameronArambula]

Superb content! Very informative.

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you

[@IrishAndrino]

the content is very engaging. thank you to the team for producing this video

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you verry much!

[@OnyxBass]

Kudos to the farmers for openly sharing their experiences and illuminating the hurdles they face, along with the proactive steps they're taking to tackle fox-related challenges on their farms.

[@eleniplasthra2446]

So can't is a dog is farm dogs vs fox

[@gisellehernandezpnfnz]

Foxes on the farm? No thanks! Kudos to farmers for their hard work.

[@GiselleDennis]

The challenge of managing thousands of foxes becomes a testament to Aussie farmers strength.

[@bgifarmingdocumentary98]

Farming Documentaries offer such valuable insights into the challenges faced by farmers

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you,

[@hamafarm]

it's eye-opening to see how invasive species like foxes affect agriculture in Australia

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever seen a fox?

[@CatFarmAgriculture]

Impressive how Aussie farmers tackle the fox issue head-on. Their strategies are truly commendable, indeed!

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, have you ever met foxes?

[@lawrencebuinx]

The sounds of nature mixed with the fox issue make this video unique.

[@cherylanthonycco]

Foxes and farmers in a face-off! The farmers are holding their ground impressively.

[@motooiu-eu9tp]

My family often enjoys dinner by the fireplace while watching your videos. Your videos create such a peaceful and soothing atmosphere for us. Love you!

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you for your kind words and support

[@sigridramirezcsxy]

A unique insight into the daily struggles farmers face dealing with these cunning foxes.

[@WolfgangTon]

This video deserves way more views crucial info for farmers globally!

[@mirabelngoyt]

Ive seen foxes near my property too. Understanding the threat is crucial.

[@murielsmithda]

Foxes or not, the dedication of these farmers is praiseworthy. Thumbs up!

[@Pets-lili]

I feel sorry for the people and the foxes, I didn’t know they could attack people like that

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, like any wild animal, they may act defensively if they feel threatened or cornered.

[@DanielTazanna]

This really shows a side of agriculture that many people dont think about.

[@susanjoseph2380]

That woman getting attacked by a fix was scary. I had no idea they were that vicious.thanku❤

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, where have you ever seen a fox?

[@mousefarm]

What are the main challenges in managing invasive species?

[@maryellavwz]

What an eye-opener! Aussie farmers, you have my utmost respect.

[@MapiyaReyes]

Its remarkable to witness the effort farmers invest in countering these invasive foxes.

[@kiwigarden2024]

Absolutely! The effort farmers put into protecting their crops and livestock from these invasive foxes is truly impressive. It really shows their dedication and resilience

[@SadiqUllah860]

Great ❤

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@Leo79Discovery]

*We usually gather by the fire for dinner and watch your videos as a family. Your videos bring us such calming and peaceful moments. Love you!*

[@tony98discovery]

I'm glad about that, hope you will have interesting experiences in the next video

[@HarveyMeadow]

Fascinating to see how Aussie farmers tackle the fox invasion! Their resilience is admirable.

[@jackduras6238]

The problem with the Foxes is, that they do not take just one Chicken and go, they kill all of them, horrible massacres. In Slovakia, we use fur and the tail, for fancy Clothes, the winter ones, were the best. Fox also carries a Rabbis

[@younggun454]

We must not forget that animals have not invaded the territory of humans, but that we have invaded the territory of animals. I wish all animals, including humans, could live by sharing with each other.

[@tony98discovery]

Promoting harmony between humans and animals involves recognizing the interconnectedness of ecosystems and the importance of preserving biodiversity.

[@interesting2709]

We can protect this planet only until next Gigantic Asteroid hits.

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you, where do foxes appear?

[@frankmorgan2772]

WE have foxes here in our London streets,, but never heard of any attack to humans !!

[@tony98discovery]

Foxes tend to be wary of humans and will usually flee if approached

[@frankmorgan2772]

@@tony98discovery OR approach, thats what happens here outside my office, at night, when some staff offer some food remains to the visiting foxes. They wait outisde, get the food and go , every night !

[@GodHelpsEveryDay]

this video reveals the struggles farmers endure

[@tony98discovery]

Can you give a solution?

[@patrickchan2503]

how foxes are dealing with invasive, territorial, unchecked humans

[@tony98discovery]

Foxes, like many wild animals, adapt to human presence in various ways.

[@patrickchan2503]

@@tony98discovery my point is... humans and foxes are the same, invasive, territorial, unchecked, wild.

[@MyPetVD]

Good Video

[@robitybob6820]

Most of that footage isn’t in Australia.

[@tony98discovery]

Where have you seen a fox?

[@ShanleyRivera]

Never considered foxes a threat in Australian farming eye opener!

[@Duplicious7779]

Australia also has a problem with rabbits and mice, which foxes help to control.

[@tony98discovery]

Do you have any solutions for dealing with wild species?

[@arethabrownhq]

Thumbs up for shedding light on the Aussie fox situation. Farmers seem resilient in handling the challenge and protecting their livelihoods.

[@patrickporter1864]

Are chickens not invasive.

[@rigel1176]

Look behind the curtain ....... then you see who create the problems .....

[@hellaschuenemann]

​@@patrickporter1864aber sie laufen nicht frei in der Natur herum.

[@Erikskelly]

@@patrickporter1864 what's your point there are chicken farms all over the world

[@Boar-Farm]

Dear God, may Your divine protection cover all creatures from those who wish to hunt them.

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Awesome to watch this channel.

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you.

[@mohamedabdelkader8665]

Just keep the quality of this Channel up my question is from where Red Fox came to Australia ?@@tony98discovery

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you for always supporting the channel. Red foxes are not native to Australia; European settlers brought red foxes to Australia.

[@khmeraottom]

Hello❤❤❤❤👍🙏🙏🙏🙏

[@tony98discovery]

Hello, can I help you?

[@JericaMurphy]

The video provides valuable insights into the strategies employed to control foxes in Australia.

[@SharellAllen]

Foxes causing crop damage? Absolutely. Farmers are fighting back.

[@DelbertCorvera]

along with the proactive steps they're taking

[@tony98discovery]

What are you talking about?

[@danu.2118]

Red Foxes were introduced in Australia on 1833 Tasmania , 1855 Melbourne & Victoria and 1871 Geelong , Ballarat & Victoria 1788 European Rabbits as Source of Food 1827 to 1859 Rabbits is introduced for Hunting and Food Sources 1859 Thomas Austin introduced Wild Rabbits in Geelong & Victoria for Hunting Purposes Rabbit & Fox was introduced to Australia by European Aristocrats for Domesticated & Wild Rabbit For Food Source & Hunting and Recreational Fox Hunting Now they are Both Considered as Invasive Species and Pest

[@tony98discovery]

The introduction of rabbits and foxes has been a major contributor to the decline and extinction of many native Australian species.

[@arismaniasapi7854]

Hi, my animal husbandry world friend from Indonesia

[@tony98discovery]

Hello, are you working in the agricultural sector?

[@arismaniasapi7854]

@@tony98discovery yes friends don't watch youtube i also with each other

[@KamilaTrinh]

Foxes are no match for the determination of these Aussie farmers!

[@nicholaswolff615]

The landscape does not appear to be Australia. There are no Eucalyptus trees; but pine or cypress tees are evident and the grass is very green. I believe these scenes were filmed in the US or Canada.

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever met a fox?

[@doliorabellejn]

The resilience of farmers is evident as they tackle the challenges posed by invasive foxes.

[@bgifarmingdocumentarydfdfsdfs]

I can't wait for the new Farming Documentary to be released

[@bgifarmus]

The unchecked proliferation of invasive species can result in irreversible changes to ecosystems, affecting ecosystem services and human well-being

[@taylorrodriguez1lq9]

Foxes disrupting farms? Farmers showcasing remarkable adaptability.

[@user-jt5nl4bs5n]

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[@jincha5183]

Another alternative solution is to get a Donkey to protect the Livestock !!!

[@tony98discovery]

Yes, using a donkey to protect livestock is indeed an interesting and effective method that has been practiced for centuries in various parts of the world.

[@CitlaliDavies]

Trapping might be more humane. Farmers dedication to crop protection is evident.

[@BusinessGuidesKenya]

NO FOX Was HARMED During this process

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever seen foxes?

[@brunoglinel1146]

le renard n'est pas une menace pour l'agriculture; au contraire; il détruit une quantité énorme de rongeurs qui s'attaquent aux récoltes. seulement, voila, pas en autralie en australie, les chasseurs et les agriculteurs ont introduit le lapin, le chat et le renard. Tous trois détruisent la faune et la flore locale. Qu'ils créent de menus inconvénients aux habitants qui les ont introduit , ce n'est pas bien grave. Il faut bien payer quand on fait n'importe quoi et assumer nos erreurs un jour ou l'autre

[@Milenialfarmer379]

Keep shining and inspiring. I love to see your video not only learn english but also animal content means to me

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you for always supporting the channel, have you ever seen a flock of foxes?

[@Milenialfarmer379]

@@tony98discovery i haven't yet sir

[@AponiReyes]

Facing millions of foxes? Aussie farmers are true problem solvers.

[@ArianVuong]

Scenes of farmers working diligently to protect their livestock evoke a sense of empathy among viewers.

[@426superbee4]

They keep the Armadillo out CAN hunt them for there fur! They make BEAUITFUL COATS

[@tony98discovery]

Do you have foxes where you live?

[@426superbee4]

@@tony98discovery YES A BIG DEN OF Red Foxes... East Texas They come and go as they please. They tried to become pets i want let them.,. I do give them bones 🦴🦴 I like to just watch them play ect. There like a dog

[@jamestonou]

Facing fox invasions, Aussie farmers exhibit resilience, protecting their farms diligently.

[@davesmith7993]

Wild "boars" are simply male wild hogs, you're forgetting "wild hogs" also include wild sows and piglets. It's a "wild hog" problem.

[@tony98discovery]

Wild hogs can be a significant issue in some regions, causing damage to crops, natural habitats, and posing a threat to native wildlife.

[@BridgetIowa]

Those cunning foxes dont stand a chance!

[@EliaEdna]

Dealing with foxes is tough, but these farmers are taking it in stride.

[@josezeldajywfy]

Im not into farming, but this video about foxes kept me hooked! Unique content, well done.

[@phoebeparkerikqn]

I cant believe the audacity of those foxes!

[@BeckhamJones]

Disliking the use of guns, but the video captures the struggle well.

[@KimberDavid]

Foxes causing chaos? Farmers dealing with it like true champions!

[@AzuraEllen]

Those foxes mean business, but so do the farmers!

[@AugustusLopez]

Applause to farmers for their commitment to controlling the threat posed by foxes.

[@stevenrowlandson9650]

People are plentiful, easy to catch and some critters think they taste good.....

[@tony98discovery]

Have you ever met foxes?

[@HazelBombardo]

This video deserves more views. Its so informative and well-made.

[@OrsonThomas]

Intriguing how farmers cope with invasive species like foxes.

[@robertbutler8004]

A lot of these images are not even in Australia.

[@lovietojd]

Dealing with millions of foxes - a tough battle.

[@harolddennisqi]

Learning about the invasive foxes was eye-opening. Its impressive to witness the determination of Australian farmers in managing this issue.

[@alexandergaryokr]

Aussie farmers tackling unseen challenges like fox invasions wow!

[@KatimaRobinson]

Thousands of foxes become a formidable adversary, but Aussie farmers respond with resilience.

[@ronaldwilliamshixf]

Not just about foxes, but the resilience of farmers facing various challenges is truly inspiring.

[@clivesmith9377]

It's been big business VS innocent animals. That's murder.

[@Erikskelly]

@@clivesmith9377 ?

[@kiwigarden2024]

@@clivesmith9377 I understand your concern-it’s definitely a tough situation when wildlife and business interests collide. I wonder, though, are there any sustainable or humane solutions being explored to balance the needs of both sides? It would be great to learn about alternative approaches that protect both animals and livelihoods.

[@claramendozaoese]

Down under, farmers combat fox invasions, safeguarding their farms with determination.

[@CatoriTa]

Dealing with fox invasions, Aussie farmers showcase tenacity in safeguarding their fields.

[@Luvmypooches]

The effect they must have on wildlife must be terrible.

[@tony98discovery]

Do you have foxes where you live?

[@ShannaEdith]

Australian farmers exhibit resilience in the face of adversity as they protect their farms from fox threats.

[@randolphandersonzggr]

Fascinating to see how farmers adapt to challenges in their environment. Great video!

[@soulevansxsyt]

Gratitude to the farmers for sharing effective methods to confront the invasive fox problem.

[@lovofarm]

What will they do with those foxes? eat meat?

[@tony98discovery]

They are using hunting or trapping

[@seananthonyzjzy]

Interesting approach, but is there a middle ground between control and more humane solutions?

[@LejaneRivera]

The struggle Australian farmers endure dealing with thousands of invasive foxes is remarkable.

[@LaurenceDay-d2p]

Why hunt foxes? They keep the population of rabbits down - natural balance.

[@tony98discovery]

Thank you, hunting or culling foxes may be part of wildlife management strategies aimed at maintaining a balance between predator and prey populations.

[@NiklausHo]

Scary fox encounter! Farmers face the reality of living with invasive species.

[@ErasmusAlexandra]

Fascinating to learn about the proactive measures German farmers take to safeguard their livestock from foxes.

[@AthelstanDiaz]

The landscape shots are breathtaking. Australia is such a beautiful country.