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Do Foxes Bother Goats. Foxes may be less likely to approach if goats are nearby. I should also stress that, in some circumstances, goats have been known to try their luck even with fully grown sheep and cows. Stealthy predators capable of killing goats, especially in areas with dense cover. Foxes usually attack the throat, but some kill by inflicting multiple bites to the neck and back. Goats will not, however, actively deter the foxes. Though less common, bears can pose a significant threat due to their size and power. Foxes generally won’t bother trying to kill a fully grown, adult goat, but they will go for any kids you have on the property. If food is scarce they occasionally attack adult goats. So, it certainly may and can be true that you’re less likely to be. Wolves, bears, foxes, wild pigs, and even feral cats will go after goats if their regular food supply is disrupted. Smaller than coyotes, yet capable of preying on young goats. Foxes usually won’t take prey larger than a rabbit, although they do sometimes kill young goat kids.

Smaller than coyotes, yet capable of preying on young goats. Wolves, bears, foxes, wild pigs, and even feral cats will go after goats if their regular food supply is disrupted. If food is scarce they occasionally attack adult goats. Foxes may be less likely to approach if goats are nearby. Foxes generally won’t bother trying to kill a fully grown, adult goat, but they will go for any kids you have on the property. I should also stress that, in some circumstances, goats have been known to try their luck even with fully grown sheep and cows. Foxes usually won’t take prey larger than a rabbit, although they do sometimes kill young goat kids. Stealthy predators capable of killing goats, especially in areas with dense cover. Foxes usually attack the throat, but some kill by inflicting multiple bites to the neck and back. Though less common, bears can pose a significant threat due to their size and power.

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Do Foxes Bother Goats Foxes usually won’t take prey larger than a rabbit, although they do sometimes kill young goat kids. Though less common, bears can pose a significant threat due to their size and power. Foxes usually won’t take prey larger than a rabbit, although they do sometimes kill young goat kids. I should also stress that, in some circumstances, goats have been known to try their luck even with fully grown sheep and cows. So, it certainly may and can be true that you’re less likely to be. Foxes may be less likely to approach if goats are nearby. Foxes generally won’t bother trying to kill a fully grown, adult goat, but they will go for any kids you have on the property. If food is scarce they occasionally attack adult goats. Smaller than coyotes, yet capable of preying on young goats. Goats will not, however, actively deter the foxes. Stealthy predators capable of killing goats, especially in areas with dense cover. Wolves, bears, foxes, wild pigs, and even feral cats will go after goats if their regular food supply is disrupted. Foxes usually attack the throat, but some kill by inflicting multiple bites to the neck and back.