CH5 Now, Brain May, Hedgehogs!

[turbo33]

Lets see if theres any mention of Badgers!! 

 

[Shufti]

And slug pellets?

[Blackbriar]

The good Lady is watching it, as she absolutely adores 'hogs - she has 2 pygmies of her own. I hope it's an educational and informative programme, which helps alleviate the plight of these smashing little creatures..........

 

I, however, am sitting alone in the kitchen, as I can't bear Brian May !

Edited May 8, 2019 by Blackbriar

[Mighty Ruler]

Brian May’s hair would provide an excellent habitat for hedgehogs.

[Yellow Bear]

Did not watch this as I can't stand May, however I would be interested to Know just how "fluffy bunny" biased it was if anyone watched please.

 

[Smokersmith]

I managed to miss this through chance ... but very much appreciate the warning.

[TIGHTCHOKE]

What a dreadful programme, they talked down to people all the way through it!!!!!!

[Yellow Bear]

Ah as I feared- a "Mays fluffy bunny brigade" we know best and you are a load of ignorant cruel thickos.

Glad I did not put up with the man  and watch it then.

[panoma1]

Any mention of predation/badgers being the cause of their decline?

[Mice!]

I watched some of it, predation was mentioned but not what was doing the predating , its on again next week so we will see.

[scolopax]

3 hours ago, panoma1 said:

Any mention of predation/badgers being the cause of their decline?

any mention of the over use of slug pellets in agriculature being the cause of their decline ?

[Scully]

He was on with Zoe Ball the other morning but I turned it off after a couple of minutes. If people don’t ask relevant questions and just agree with everything someone says then there’s not much point in listening, or in fact featuring. 

There used to be a time when I saw loads of flat hedgehogs on the road, but can’t remember when I last saw one. Badgers on the other hand; I see quite a few of those shunted into the roadside after being whacked by a vehicle. There’s two within less than a mile of my home, council usually collect them.  

[old man]

On 09/05/2019 at 21:16, panoma1 said:

Any mention of predation/badgers being the cause of their decline?

Doe be daft mate.

On 09/05/2019 at 21:29, Mice! said:

I watched some of it, predation was mentioned but not what was doing the predating , its on again next week so we will see.

Must have dozed off and missed that.

[Ratlegs]

Any mention of folks using lawn worm killer?

[bavarianbrit]

On 10/05/2019 at 08:10, Scully said:

He was on with Zoe Ball the other morning but I turned it off after a couple of minutes. If people don’t ask relevant questions and just agree with everything someone says then there’s not much point in listening, or in fact featuring. 

There used to be a time when I saw loads of flat hedgehogs on the road, but can’t remember when I last saw one. Badgers on the other hand; I see quite a few of those shunted into the roadside after being whacked by a vehicle. There’s two within less than a mile of my home, council usually collect them.  

I never see badgers dead on the roads of germany see lots in the UK though hmm!!!!!

Farmer Giles have you any thoughts?

Edited May 18, 2019 by bavarianbrit
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[Fisheruk]

22 minutes ago, bavarianbrit said:

I never see badgers dead on the roads of germany see lots in the UK though hmm!!!!!

Farmer Giles have you any thoughts?

Are there any Badgers in Germany, just asking. 🤔

[Novice]

1 hour ago, bavarianbrit said:

I never see badgers dead on the roads of germany see lots in the UK though hmm!!!!!

Farmer Giles have you any thoughts?

Aren't badgers legal quarry in Germany? 

[old man]

2 hours ago, bavarianbrit said:

I never see badgers dead on the roads of germany see lots in the UK though hmm!!!!!

Farmer Giles have you any thoughts?

Maybe people just pick them up for parts? sure you know illegal too possess any part here.

[bavarianbrit]

7 hours ago, Novice said:

Aren't badgers legal quarry in Germany? 

Yes they have a season.

[Mice!]

On ‎10‎/‎05‎/‎2019 at 08:10, Scully said:

There used to be a time when I saw loads of flat hedgehogs on the road, but can’t remember when I last saw one. Badgers on the other hand; I see quite a few of those shunted into the roadside after being whacked by a vehicle. There’s two within less than a mile of my home, council usually collect them.  

seen two dead hogs last week on the A590, between Dalton and Barrow, never seen a dead badger down that way there always past Ulverston, i doubt its a coincidence.