I DON'T BELIEVE IT!!!

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I just saw the BIGGEST FEKK-ORF BADGER run down the street!!:w00t::w00t::w00t:

I can’t believe it!!!

It’s like, the first time I’ve ever seen a badger in real life before.

And it was HUGE!! Makes my cat look anorexic!!

Ok, so this is probably of NO interest to anyone else…:blush:

but…

OMG!!! I CAN’T BELIEVE IT!!! :D:D

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Come out with us in the morning you’ll see plenty,

dead at the side of the road :smiley:

It’s very scary when they run out in front of you on a dark country road, I must say Marks reaction time is impeccable :laugh: :laugh:

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WOW a mole face2face with a badger:D could have been a turf patch fight

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Where was this? (pretty exciting)

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Horrible creatures:crazy: used to have a set near our farm yard in yorkshire and they used to chase me an me sister with all their teeth out ready to attack:w00t: see one take a lamb down once as well they are big dirty smelly disease ridden horrible things, sooner they get culled the better:D

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:D:D Get orf my land!! :smiley:

Thanks Ang, I think I’ll pass on the dead badger tour! :wink: :laugh:

I just can’t get over it! I’m so excited I feel sick, ha ha! :laugh:

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Yeah, fat old buggers and got fair turn of speed when they want to. But running down your street?

I know they are moving deeper into surburbia but they’re not usually keen on being in wide open spaces like street except for a quick scuttle across.

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Next to Richmond Park!

Wasp, I think you must be wrong…this one was so fluffy! Looked so cute - probably wouldn’t hurt a fly! :Wow: (Ok, so I know what you’re saying is true really! :wink: ) That must have been really bad seeing it take down a lamb. I can’t imagine it!

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Where???

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Next to Richmond Park. :slight_smile:

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My road is quite enclosed, a very tiny street, very quiet, lots of cats…

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One of our favourite places for a Saturday afternoon tootle. We will have to look out for them as the nights draw in. Love badgers:)

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a few weeks back me & mis mad-dog was at ashbourne area and i had seen a fox. not a big deal but it looked like there meant to look not like the ones in london. they look like the drug ridden scag heads of the fox world:D

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Foxes are really beautiful.

Here’s an interesting fact…did you know? that hedgehogs and badgers don’t live on the same bits of land? Aparently they hate each other as species! :w00t: So I’ll stop putting the dogfood out for the hedgehogs now…:laugh:

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No chance of badgers here in Wembley then - we are over-run with hedgehogs (and foxes - healthy looking ones, not MDMcD’s skaggy ones)

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sometimes we get out of town fox come to hackney looking for a “good time” with some lady fox’s that hang around street corners:w00t:

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That’s Hackney for you:Whistling:

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Get loads of 'em out our way (Herts) :wink:

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Foxies or badgers?

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Horrible creatures [Crazy] used to have a set near our farm yard in yorkshire and they used to chase me an me sister with all their teeth out ready to attack [w00t] see one take a lamb down once as well they are big dirty smelly disease ridden horrible things, sooner they get culled the better

Well, it’s a point of view.

“Dirty” Better groomed than most fox. “Smelly” Not as bad as fox. “Disease ridden”, the jury is still out on that. “Horrible” I think they are quite cute.

Terratorial, aggressive, vicious once roused I’ll go with. Never heard of one to attack unless provoked, so the lamb incident is a surprise.

Getting one out of a garden shed is a pain but the answer is to lob in a smoke canister*, the sort used for drain testing, close the door, wait for a couple of minutes, then open the door.

Then you see how fast they can run.

(* Not a good idea if you have lots of flamables in your shed. These things get very hot.)