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Feb 21, 2010 · The first step to identifying a badger sett is to find a likely area where they might be living. Badgers are surprisingly widespread and they have a fantastic ability to live under people’s noses and yet remain out of sight, so don’t rule out any patch of countryside.
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The first step to identifying a badger sett is to find a likely area where they might be living. Badgers are surprisingly widespread and they have a fantastic ability to live under people’s noses and yet remain out of sight, so don’t rule out any patch of countryside.
How to tell the difference between a badger sett and a rabbit burrow. Badger setts are generally the shape of the letter ‘D’ on its side whereas a rabbit hole is more circular like an ‘O’. Badger setts are larger. If the entrance to a rabbit hole is large, it will narrow quickly.
Jul 22, 2018 · You may notice small holes in the ground often grouped together with poo in them. These are badger latrines or toilets. they can often be found at the edge of a clan (a group of badgers) territory and sometimes you can find one nearer a sett. At the Falls of Clyde we have around 5 clans onsite.
A sett is defined as a hole currently occupied by badgers. Below is a picture of a woodland scene depicting a badger sett as well as rabbit holes and a fox earth. Please remember badger setts can be found in a variety of other habitats.
Jun 6, 2019 · How do I identify a badgers set? Unlike rabbit holes, which are usually round, a badger’s sett entrance is commonly found in a D shape and does not narrow inside the entrance. This is a major difference to look out for when trying to identify whether a hole is that of a rabbit or a badger.
A badger's homestead is referred to as a sett (in one old reference “cett”). Reflecting the dwelling of what is, in parts of its range, a highly social mammal, badger setts are large and spacious enough to accommodate as many as 35 animals (in the largest naturally supported clan ever recorded in Woodchester Park during 1989), although ...
