DID WE OR DIDN'T WE
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SaltyBuckster
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Well,it was'nt me,lol.Never seen a badger before in my life.
StumpHunter
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I have seen that Badgers are mean. I wouldn't want to be facing one without something in my hands..
ScottV
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They're kin to a wolverine. Bad a$$ suckers.
Generally they will take off unless cornered . I caught this baby in a road ditch momma dang near got me before I got in the truck . She even jumped and tried to climb the side . Remember this if you ever try to hand catch a badger . They have a very loose hide . Enough room for a whole other badger and it seems like they can turn around in their own hide to get you . Pin their head down with a forked stick . Grip very hard a the base off their skull and just behind the jaw . Trust me no matter how small you won't hurt him . Piss him off yes . Then you grab the loose hide at his rump to carry him off . DON"T LET GO OF EITHER END . ESPECIALLY THE ONE WITH TEETH IN IT .
Fatman
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Hey Toad we'll let you take care of them for us since you know how LOL
StumpHunter
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Fatman said:
:icon14: My thoughts too!!!!:beat-up:
quivira kid
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.357 works juuuust fine!
Fatman
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Zac yeah that would work but how bad would it tear up the skin!!!!!!!!!!!!! Always!!! Always!!! think tying material LOL
I see a few of them smooshed on the side of the road here in the summer. I've thought about picking one up for materials, but I know next to nothing about tanning hides. It's not like raccoons or squirrels where you can just hack the tail off and pack it with salt.
quivira kid
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Fatman, you ever come across one alive? They are MEAN!
Radtexan
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There still not as bad as "The Honey Badger" 
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