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12 March 2006, 06:04 PM
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Badgers
Lots of dead one on the side of the road.....
Do they hibernate? Have they came out of hibernation a bit hungover?
I counted 4 dead ones yesterday during a 30 minute drive.
Do they hibernate? Have they came out of hibernation a bit hungover?
I counted 4 dead ones yesterday during a 30 minute drive.
12 March 2006, 06:11 PM
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They do hibernate, but like lots of things about now, even the flowers are out up my way and a got a foot of snow last night.
Think our island moved somewhere else but not no ones caught on yet.
Think our island moved somewhere else but not no ones caught on yet.
12 March 2006, 06:28 PM
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Well, the government's vets have decreed that there's going to be a whole lot more dead badgers coming up as they are being blamed for causing the TB cattle deaths (despite strong evidence to suggest the spread of TB has nothing to do with badgers 
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12 March 2006, 06:54 PM
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Originally Posted by stevie_c
Isn't it advised to report dead badgers to the RSPCA? Something to do with them mating for life, breeding programs.....?
12 March 2006, 08:53 PM
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Originally Posted by Bram
They do hibernate, but like lots of things about now, even the flowers are out up my way and a got a foot of snow last night.
Think our island moved somewhere else but not no ones caught on yet.
Think our island moved somewhere else but not no ones caught on yet.
12 March 2006, 09:55 PM
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One of the little ******* tried to commit suicide by jumping into the road in front of my car last night..
Don't they teach the green cross code in Badger school?
Don't they teach the green cross code in Badger school?
12 March 2006, 10:38 PM
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Originally Posted by rgv_stu
doubt it, they were culling them not so long back
http://www.badgergroup.org.uk/
Anyway I think its sad to see any animal killed on the road....
13 March 2006, 08:01 AM
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Originally Posted by Gutmann pug
badgers badgers badgers badgers, mushroom mushroom, badgers badgers badgers badgers ..........
Damn you all to hell, put that back into my head again ...grrrrrrrrrrr
Damn you all to hell, put that back into my head again ...grrrrrrrrrrr
Hell Yeah
14 March 2006, 03:02 PM
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heheh, Badgers 
Desktop on main monitor is Weebl n Bob and second monitor has BADGERS!
Bollocks to Badgers and snakes though, bring on Lions, Zebra's and Kenya!
As for real life badgers, I've seen a few, there's a sett (sp?) a little way into the woods that back onto my parents place and we've had them appear in the garden once in a while.
Desktop on main monitor is Weebl n Bob and second monitor has BADGERS! Bollocks to Badgers and snakes though, bring on Lions, Zebra's and Kenya!
As for real life badgers, I've seen a few, there's a sett (sp?) a little way into the woods that back onto my parents place and we've had them appear in the garden once in a while.
14 March 2006, 03:06 PM
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Originally Posted by Leslie
They are not too sharp off the mark and tend to walk in the road at night. We see a good many run over ones around here.
Les
Les
There's one of them "sitting on the fence" & "stating the obvious" posts again
How many of your 8000 post have been like that
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