Hedgehog rescue

[farmer rod]

Brilliant, they need more friends like you, people who make an effort and not just talk it up. (slightly guilty here)

[mendiplogs]

Just had to quickly make a hedgehog home as the local animal charity hospital were needing some rehomed so picked up a couple of them on the way home.

Found some off cut sarking boards and some leftover roofing felt and hey presto one hedgehog home.

Will post a pic soon of the hogs getting placed in their new home.

 

Hi ROY great looking BOX WE SAVED 3)4 last what do you think this year going to be like thanks roy Jon

[roys]

Hi ROY great looking BOX WE SAVED 3)4 last what do you think this year going to be like thanks roy Jon

 

The charity had 80 hedgehogs to find a home for.

[Rushes]

And mostly if you have badgers they won't re-home them with you.

[SteveA]

Thanks for the kind comments, here is a pic of the littles hogs going for their first kip in their new home.

 

Best picture I've seen for ages.

[sandspider]

Good to see

[Sandworks]

We had a fair few badger setts in a ring fort, despite our best efforts all have been dug out ..... So no badgers at all this season, . Farm is crawling with hedgehogs.... Great to see them around again.... But I love the Badgers tool.....

[Thesnarlingbadger]

Nice one mate. Good to see the effort.

[roys]

Put some cat food in a "hedgehog feeding station" beside their new home, which is half a dozen bricks and a couple of slates for a roof, checked it earlier and something has had a little feed.

My wife has set up a trail cam outside the hog home so we will see if they have come out for a nosey or if they have gone for a winter sleep.

Thanks for the comments lads.

[Mesterh]

I remember they did hedgehog flavour crisps, what happened to those?

 

Maybe if there was more of a demand for hedgehog crisps they would start battery farming them so increasing the numbers.

 

Although I dont think hedgehogs lay eggs so maybe the battery farming might not work.