Trapping - Soft catch traps are positioned on your property to catch any foxes present.  A Foxabbit representative will monitor the traps on a daily basis.  The typical trapping program is 14 days.  Ideally, a trapping program should take place twice a year - during the mating season (Jun - Aug) , and during the dispersal period when young foxes are leaving the natal den (Feb - May) ; to ensure that fox numbers are minimized.  Foxabbit has Ministerial Approval to conduct trapping programs in Urban Areas

Fumigation - Dens should be fumigated whenever any activity is noted.  Commonly, dens will be in use from late August - December during the breeding season.  Foxes will re-open old den sites no matter what has been done to them in the past as foxes prefer to use dens with a family history.  Foxes will have at least four natal den sites chosen for cubing, if one site gets too dangerous for the cubs the foxes will shift the litter to a safer den site.   After fumigation, the den sites are then checked a fortnight later to ensure that they have not been reactivated.

Baiting - 1080 baits are buried on your property.  Foxes are inquisitive animals and will dig up and eat buried baits.  Burying the baits ensures that non-target native birds and animals will not accidentally take the baits.  Some sites will require a free feed period to assess if non-target species are in danger of secondary poisoning.  Bait sites are checked regularly by a Foxabbit representative.  All baiting programs must must comply with government regulations for the use of 1080.  The regulations do not allow baiting programs to occur in urban areas.

Shooting - Rural properties are usually also suitable for controlling foxes by shooting.    Foxabbit can provide spotlighting (night time) and fox whistling services (daylight).