How do you get rid of badgers?
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Hmm, if putting a sign up clearly stating "No badgers" isn't working, then you need to remember badgers have terrible eyesight.
The best way to proceed, is to fashion the badgers some mice costumes, dress them up, and then simply get a cat. If, of course, you don't already own a cat, two cats would be overkill.
The best way to proceed, is to fashion the badgers some mice costumes, dress them up, and then simply get a cat. If, of course, you don't already own a cat, two cats would be overkill.
Blackpuddin said:
If anybody comes up with an answer to this can they please tell my golf club as badgers have trashed the course. Again. Oddly though they leave the greens alone.
Greens tend to be heavily sprayed with fertilizers, moss killers (iron sulfate), growth regulators etc, they also have no thatch layer (for things to live in) and suffer from compaction. So generally just provide a rubbish habitat for grubs/worms etc that badgers are looking for,trev540 said:
what ever you do be careful or you will have Brian May and his mates on your back.
Well someone had to do ithttps://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EllYgcWmcAY
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