@@andrewbarrett42 there is an entrance to a sett at the far end of my garden which goes under a shed in the next garden. It might only be a sub sett as they also come down the side of the house from the front. I have a trail cam that I tried to use to count how many go to the front and how many go the other way but the camera is not always triggered by animals although it often films nothing. "My" sett may have been a nursery one but I can't confirm, although they all seem to head that way once fed on the terrace. They don't always turn up mob handed, which gives suspicion that they don't all come from there though. Tonight between midnight and 2am only one turned up, but one night last week there were 6 on the terrace. The most regular are mum and two cubs, sometimes with the dad. I have it in mind to build an artificial sett to give them some security in case the neighbour moves or knocks down the shed, he doesn't know about his "tenants " and we are reluctant to tell him in case he is anti. Whatever, it is nice that I only have to go into the garden when ever I want to see them and not have to trek into a distant wood. Yes I know I'm blessed. 😉
@@andrewbarrett42 sorry I only know of one and I'm only allowed to give general location, I hope that isn't taken as being unfriendly just security concerns of others in the house. I seem to remember a badger watch group around Wendover/Tring area but by no means certain about it. Best of luck and enjoy your trip.
@@chrisstephens6673 Yes I know mate,people keep it to them selves where Badger setts are.I don,t give out locations where setts are i know of many of them,lots in Herefordshire where I use to live.A new rollercoaster at Thorpe park has been built I will be to busy riding it,Rolleroasters is another hobby of mine.
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Is the sett in your garden?
@@andrewbarrett42 there is an entrance to a sett at the far end of my garden which goes under a shed in the next garden. It might only be a sub sett as they also come down the side of the house from the front. I have a trail cam that I tried to use to count how many go to the front and how many go the other way but the camera is not always triggered by animals although it often films nothing.
"My" sett may have been a nursery one but I can't confirm, although they all seem to head that way once fed on the terrace. They don't always turn up mob handed, which gives suspicion that they don't all come from there though. Tonight between midnight and 2am only one turned up, but one night last week there were 6 on the terrace. The most regular are mum and two cubs, sometimes with the dad.
I have it in mind to build an artificial sett to give them some security in case the neighbour moves or knocks down the shed, he doesn't know about his "tenants " and we are reluctant to tell him in case he is anti. Whatever, it is nice that I only have to go into the garden when ever I want to see them and not have to trek into a distant wood. Yes I know I'm blessed. 😉
@@chrisstephens6673 I,m coming down to London in two weeks,going to Thorpe park,any setts round there you know of.
@@andrewbarrett42 sorry I only know of one and I'm only allowed to give general location, I hope that isn't taken as being unfriendly just security concerns of others in the house. I seem to remember a badger watch group around Wendover/Tring area but by no means certain about it. Best of luck and enjoy your trip.
@@chrisstephens6673 Yes I know mate,people keep it to them selves where Badger setts are.I don,t give out locations where setts are i know of many of them,lots in Herefordshire where I use to live.A new rollercoaster at Thorpe park has been built I will be to busy riding it,Rolleroasters is another hobby of mine.