Dead badgers

[Mr Phoebus]

Lots around here - I had a five badger ride not too long ago - though most are far too intact to have been hit by a car.

Farmers are known to dump them in or at the side of the road to make it look like an accident.

 

[coffeejo]

Farmers are known to dump them in or at the side of the road to make it look like an accident.

I know

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

I've never actually seen a live Badger, only the occasional dead one on the railway and by the roadside.

It is dead Foxes and the occasional dead Seagull you see here.

 

[vernon]

I've never actually seen a live Badger, only the occasional dead one on the railway and by the roadside.

It is dead Foxes and the occasional dead Seagull you see here.

Just for you here's 'One Live Badger' from my vinyl collection.

It even comes with a pop up badger.

 

[Mr Phoebus]

I've never actually seen a live Badger, only the occasional dead one on the railway and by the roadside.

"Grave news, I'm afraid. It's Bill, he's been nailed in a RTA."

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Just for you here's 'One Live Badger' from my vinyl collection.

It even comes with a pop up badger.

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Thanks for that!

By the way, is that a box of Thyroxin I see in one of the shots??

 

[vernon]

Thanks for that!

By the way, is that a box of Thyroxin I see in one of the shots??

Nah. It's a box of Aciclovir to tackle my bout of recently acquired shingles.

 

[Bluebell72]

You couldn’t mistake a dead hare or squirrel for a badger, they are as big as dogs – and can take one on and win too.
I saw a dead badger at the side of the road today, on the A1041 outside of Camblesforth.
They’re beautiful animals, years ago, I was out walking and saw a sow and her litter – she was watching them play in the dusky light, amazing.

 

[slowmotion]

Thanks to their network of Badger Paths, you never see a dead one in the Netherlands.

 

[Mad Doug Biker]

Nah. It's a box of Aciclovir to tackle my bout of recently acquired shingles.

Ok, I'll stay away from you then!

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Thanks to their network of Badger Paths, you never see a dead one in the Netherlands.

How do they get them to use it

 

[slowmotion]

 

[phil_hg_uk]

Never tried winking at a badger

 

[colly]

Never tried winking at a badger

Don't get close enough to try. They can be aggressive buggers and can run faster than you might imagine.

 

[Arsen Gere]

I saw a dead one near Capheaton (Northumberland) on Sunday. Judging by what was left in the cafe the Velo would have eaten that too.