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| Author | Topic: Aggressive? |
| Sal |
posted 5/16/02 9:23 PM
Are badgers aggressive? I came across one digging in a field. I was about 40 yds. from it, and he was looking at me real funny. I stopped, he continued looking then went into a large hole. I gave the hole a wide berth. Was there a possibility the badger could have charged me? Thanks |
| Gerald |
posted 5/17/02 11:16 PM
Hi Sal In my experience badgers always run away when confronted by a person. Some braver, or more foolish, ones have come up close to have a 'sniff', although they've never attacked or anything - not even when I have come across a mother with cubs. All the same, don't take chances - if one gets a little close for comfort clap your hands and shout at it, it usually does the trick. Regards Gerald (Webmaster) |
| Saddam McBadger |
posted 1/3/05 3:07 AM
Gerald, I wish I was as helpful as you, as I only talk s*** [This message has been edited on 01/03/2005] |
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