My thoughts exactly. I imagine it's similar to blackadders land mine protocol, but more confined.Contemplating the realities of encountering one in close confines should be enough to ensure you'd ditch the trip. I wouldn't care to get anywhere near one, personally. Takes all sorts though.
Dachs being German for badger, so literally "badger hound".For example dachshunds were originally bred to flush badgers out of their setts. But obviously in an above ground encounter between a badger and a dachshund, the dachshund is going be shredded
Thank you. I always wondered what dachshunds had to do with roofs!Dachs being German for badger, so literally "badger hound
Das Stimmt!Dachs being German for badger, so literally "badger hound".
Legally it's an offence to disturb a badger whilst occupying a sett (let alone dig into a sett), so it depends whether you're sharing an entrance or just in close proximity. Happy to give advice if you want to send me a message.Whats the rules of caving near badger setts? Also has anyone anecdotes of coming face to face in a tight place with our mash potato loving friends?
its also a offence to disturb bats (& any schedule 1 bird for taht matter) but we are all guilty of it I bet.Legally it's an offence to disturb a badger whilst occupying a sett (let alone dig into a sett), so it depends whether you're sharing an entrance or just in close proximity. Happy to give advice if you want to send me a message.
That's the answer! I think we'd need to widen the mouth of the hole in question, but regardless the landowner has said no exploring due to the affor mentioned black and white speleologistsLegally it's an offence to disturb a badger whilst occupying a sett (let alone dig into a sett), so it depends whether you're sharing an entrance or just in close proximity. Happy to give advice if you want to send me a message.