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taking the dogs for a walk and came across a dead badger with its head missing ,looked to have died recently 1.e last 10-12 hours ,mystery is what decapitated it ,my initial thoughts were possibly badger baiters/hunters but its location is puzzeling ,it was on the concrete walkway along a beach and a good walk from the nearest easy access ,so if it was baiters why take the trouble of dumping it a quarter of a mile from the road ? ,cant imagine a wild animal big enough to tackle a badger and a dog wouldnt be able to decapitate it without leaving other injuries visable . any explanations ?
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sorry should have added the decapitation looked a clean cut ^^^^^ any theorys or any similar cases ?
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Chupacabras?
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It was hit by a tractor and a cat with very sharp fangs bit its head clean off.
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Was this in Croydon? If so must have been a fox
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maybe it was off its head
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it was near cooden beach ,wouldnt get a tractor down there and no car access , after thinking about it the concrete walkway backs onto gardens of houses that overlook the beach ,wonder if that is significant .
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cooden beach near bexhill east sussex ^^
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Morning Foyle, We must be near neighbours. We have a regular seal visitor on Cooden beech and in early September, there was a huge shark 25 yards out to sea. It was there for about 15 minutes - Haven't seen the badger though
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My eyesight is getting bad, thought it said, "I decapitated lodger"
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tom salt i dont live at cooden(wish i did nice gaffs ) am at my holiday home near little common ,anyway the badger was /is on the concrete walkway if you go down the wooden steps from the cliffs on that green at cooden head left towards bexhill the badger is on the wall backing onto the gardens . cant understand how it got that injury ,no sign of the head near the body .
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