Thread: How do they retrieve badger hair?

Originally Posted by roughkype

Gosh. I thought it was all sustainably harvested.

Raccoons reproduce fast, so it is pretty sustainable.

There's a scene in The Salton Sea where a guy uses a badger in a cage to torment Val Kilmer. It's one of the scariest things I've ever seen.

well to be quite honest it does the local habit to lose some extra predators like coons and badgers(in area they live) without removign a few animals like rabbits and birds have a way lower survival rate,(coons love bird eggs and will on occasion eat babie bunnies beforet hey can run)

I really hope that story about the water buffalo is an old wives tale. I was charged by one of those things in Kenya. Huge, Nasty buggers. Had to high-tale it into the bushes and run much more than I wanted to.........Funny now, not so much at the time. Those things are huge.

Originally Posted by Deerhunter1995

well to be quite honest it does the local habit to lose some extra predators like coons and badgers(in area they live) without removign a few animals like rabbits and birds have a way lower survival rate,(coons love bird eggs and will on occasion eat babie bunnies beforet hey can run)

Just a little confusing.