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At about 1.30 this afternoon just driving down a quiet road, went round a bend to see a well grown badger running down the middle of the road towards me. I stopped and it came to within about 5 yards of my truck before hopping over the verge and away through a field. I know juvenile badgers can sometimes get kicked out of their setts and become a bit disorientated but this was a mature adult. Anybody have any ideas what might have caused it to be running down a road at that time of day :icon_eek::icon_eek:

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Guest WILF
Never seen one in over a year.

 

Have you been housebound?..............they are crawling out of every fecking hedgerow.

Good to see them, very nice animals.

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At about 1.30 this afternoon just driving down a quiet road, went round a bend to see a well grown badger running down the middle of the road towards me. I stopped and it came to within about 5 yards of my truck before hopping over the verge and away through a field. I know juvenile badgers can sometimes get kicked out of their setts and become a bit disorientated but this was a mature adult. Anybody have any ideas what might have caused it to be running down a road at that time of day :icon_eek::icon_eek:

could have been trying out its new nike trainers :icon_eek:

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Guest oldskool
Never seen one in over a year.

 

 

 

i'm the same mate... other than a few flat ones at the side of the road... used to spot them regular on the lamp but i havent seen one this season at all...

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mating season.................if hes got the urge hes got the urge.........no what i mean????!!

 

Mating season finished a long time ago round here.

badgers mate all year round,the female stores the semen untill she is ready to conceive,around late winter to ensure that the cubs are born in february as spring is starting, this way a female can give birth to a litter of cubs that can be sired by different boars, this ensures genetic diversity and they dont become too inbred

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