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You see hardly any dead on the roads now - they don't get as far as the nearest road these days.

Guess what loves eating hedgehogs?

Clues: it's population has exploded since the 70's, many of them cough a lot, it has stripes & Cuntryfile loves them.

 

That'll teach me to go and eat dinner before replying, I didn't see you had made the point before me.

 

This is the trouble with wildlife trusts failing to see the whole picture when they supported the legislation to protect their emblem, should have stuck with the dragonfly.

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I'd like to see how a badger actually eats a hedgehog! They do such a clean job of it - all you find is a completely cleaned hedgehog skin - no snout, feet, skull or anything, just an inside out set of prickles.

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a badger is the only thing which will eat a hedgehog i think

 

If you want to eat one you bake it in clay then when it's done the spines come off in the clay.

So I heard

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If you want to eat one you bake it in clay then when it's done the spines come off in the clay.

So I heard

 

Then you give it to the Badger :biggrin:

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If you want to eat one you bake it in clay then when it's done the spines come off in the clay.

So I heard

 

Many years ago when in the boy scouts they actually had that method of cooking hedgehogs in their scout handbook. Nowadays they probably all go to McDonalds:biggrin:

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Many years ago when in the boy scouts they actually had that method of cooking hedgehogs in their scout handbook. Nowadays they probably all go to McDonalds:biggrin:

 

Do the do a hedgehog burger then ? :001_smile:

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Think I'm going to have to watch this program more often for its educational properties and not because I quite fancy ellie Harrison ;-)

 

 

For the Pervy Men amongst us 'Ellie's On Tonight' so to speak.... BBC1 9pm Secret Britain.

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I'd like to see how a badger actually eats a hedgehog! They do such a clean job of it - all you find is a completely cleaned hedgehog skin - no snout, feet, skull or anything, just an inside out set of prickles.

 

Badgers also dig out Bumble bee nests and eat the molten rock.

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