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Cunning foxes and brown caddy bins

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Anyone else got a problem with super smart foxes who have worked out how to get into the brown caddy bins (even when locked) and rummage through, and scatter, the food waste?

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I had presumed it was because we had not locked it properly but they seem to have worked out that if you knock the handle down a treasure trove of goodies awaits...it seems from the mess on surrounding streets that word is spreading amongst the fox community!

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