I spent some time this afternoon spreading Mountain Lion Urine at the perimeter of the yard.
The fox issue is out of control. All the neighbors are reporting problems with the fox that lives in the woods behind our houses. Animal control won't do anything because it turns out the fox is causing some movement of the deer, which are WAY out of control around here.
Anyway, as you know, I have posted about one of our dogs rolling in fox pee and scat. The possible remedy mentioned by most people who know about such things is predator pee. For Mr. Fox, they suggest bear or mountain lion as best, with coyote pee also a possible solution.
Today I got my 8 oz bottle of mountain lion pee. As a top predator, this is suggested as the gold standard (no pun intended). Bears are less of a threat to foxes, hence the suggestion to go to Mountain Lion. It may also keep the deer away, which would thrill me no end, too.
This is some PUNGENT stuff! I opened it outside and poured it into a spray bottle. Being the kind of guy I am, I called it my synthetic cat urethra! 
It says to spray it every ten feet or so around the perimeter of the property to be protected. At nearly 500 feet of perimeter, that took the whole $15 bottle of it. After spreading it, I let the dogs out. They were clearly aware of the new smell and promptly marked as they could right on top of it. I'm told this is a good sign and may communicate to Mr. Fox that our dogs are in league with The Mountain LION. My fear was them rolling in the spread pee, but by spraying it on tree stumps, rocks, and even sticks, they almost certainly will not try to pick up the scent on themselves. Gawd I hope not because this makes the fox pee smell like Arpege.
There are 30 day vials that one can get that allow the urine to outlast rainstorms. If the fox isn't gone in a week or so from this application, that's the next step. To that end, I contacted the Pee Packer. He told me I did what every first time user does. I over-applied it. No harm done; just wasted money. It seems I could have gotten two or three more applications out of the same 8 oz bottle. That's why the vials are good. They help you more precisely dose the stuff.
I also asked the question I know everyone wants to know: Where does one get pure, undiluted, slightly concentrated PumaPee?
All his products are from animals in captivity. Most animals will pee in the same place over and over. The people who keep the animals simply put a collector where the animal pees. The big predatory stuff, like bear and mountain lion, comes from zoos. They collect the stuff, ship it to him, he concentrates it a little, bottles and sells it. He pays them for what they send. He, himself, doesn't have any animals; he's just the processor and seller
Anyway . . . . watching the evening stroll of the deer today was interesting. They went around the property instead of going across it. Let's hope Mr Fox does the same.
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The stuff I got is a different brand but is also headquartered in Maine. Since I got the impression the urine itself is from far and wide, and mostly from zoos, the business location is likely immaterial. Just a coincidence they're both in Maine?
