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Mudbug
09-05-2013, 20:56
The Badger culls are due to begin in June 2013, it’s now or never for the badgers!

Brian May has launched a petition so they can deliver 250,000 voices against the badger cull to ensure that the Government can’t ignore this any longer.
If you want to help please click here: http://teambadger.org/

Tarzan
11-05-2013, 07:59
Done it Joe- Badgers are cool- go Badgers!

Fi-Wi
11-05-2013, 08:42
Badgers are legally protected animals in the Netherlands for many years. Too bad I cannot vote to support the culling stop in the UK.


You must be a British citizen or normally live in the UK to create or sign e-petitions.

UV101
11-05-2013, 08:56
Done :)

Alex_UK
11-05-2013, 08:56
badgers are DEFINITELY very cool! (http://www.albinoblacksheep.com/flash/badgers)

One thing I've noticed recently is a lot of road-kill badgers. :(

MikeMusic
11-05-2013, 09:03
Done
They keep plugging away at this even though scientific evidence says it doesn't work. Cattle get TB from cattle movement

The Grand Wazoo
11-05-2013, 09:37
Badgers are legally protected animals in the Netherlands for many years.

They're legally protected in the UK too.....except when they're not. Try working that one out!

Marco
11-05-2013, 23:47
I love badgers, but I couldn't manage a whole one.

Marco.

Beobloke
17-05-2013, 13:34
Badgers? Hmph. :steam:

Loads of the bloody things crawl out of the woods round us every night and dig up my front and back lawns - we've actually got a noticeable 'badger path' right across the front lawn, round the side of the house and a big gulley under the side gate where they waddle round and then squeeze under.

One night a couple of weeks ago, two of them were fighting and I genuinely thought one of the horses from the stable behind us had got loose, such was the racket they made.

Frankly, I can't abide the stripy bastards. Bring on the cull, I say - you can start outside my house and I'll provide tea and biscuits! :D

Macca
17-05-2013, 13:52
Your own fault for living in the countryside - try living here where the nocturnal disturbances are mainly drunken chav women arguing with their boyfriends. Thinking about it maybe I could trap your fighting badgers and sic 'em on the next pissed up couple who reckon that outside of my house at 2 in the morning is a good place to rehearse their next Jeremy Kyle appearance...

MikeMusic
17-05-2013, 14:22
Badgers? Hmph. :steam:

By the same token of noise, I should take out all the owls we have around us, that damned Cuckoo that never stops, the Jackdaws that can be amazingly loud, especially when there is a bunch of them, the blackbirds that seem to have an amplifier each, all the small birds around dawn, that damned cockerel somewhere that never stops and occasionally what is probably mating foxes that sounds like a war

Except I wouldn't

Then there's also the planes and helicopters from Heathrow and Fairoaks down the road

We all live together in almost harmony

Beobloke
20-05-2013, 13:37
By the same token of noise,

I have no problem with the noise, it's the holes in the lawn that are annoying me!

We've got noisy owls too. And a family of green woodpeckers, and pheasants, and deer. In fact, I get hungry every time I look out of the window...

MikeMusic
20-05-2013, 13:59
I have no problem with the noise, it's the holes in the lawn that are annoying me!

We've got noisy owls too. And a family of green woodpeckers, and pheasants, and deer. In fact, I get hungry every time I look out of the window...
Ah for mess we have something/s digging up the garden and under the fence, moles dumping above ground, specialty the lawn, deer eating plants and greenery, rabbits eating almost anything, next door's dog eating new plants and bulbs - he is a sweetie though even if bonkers

Killing any of them is way too harsh for me. Even after I have asked them nicely not to. There is a way to dissuade them. Just need to work out what it is

chelsea
20-05-2013, 14:05
Badgers? Hmph. :steam:

Loads of the bloody things crawl out of the woods round us every night and dig up my front and back lawns - we've actually got a noticeable 'badger path' right across the front lawn, round the side of the house and a big gulley under the side gate where they waddle round and then squeeze under.

One night a couple of weeks ago, two of them were fighting and I genuinely thought one of the horses from the stable behind us had got loose, such was the racket they made.

Frankly, I can't abide the stripy bastards. Bring on the cull, I say - you can start outside my house and I'll provide tea and biscuits! :D

Probably just back from a night on the piss.
Unsociable bastards.

MikeMusic
20-05-2013, 14:15
Probably just back from a night on the piss.
Unsociable bastards.

Nah
It's this lot
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