Got to be careful around slippery wet beavers mate
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JobForTheMoyes
Player Valuation: £40m
One of my favourite sayings!
If you ever catch one, make a beaver curry.
Just like a normal curry but a little otter.
Papa Shango
Player Valuation: £70m
I heard a bit of commotion outside in the back so went to my window to have a nose. A cat and a fox were having a bit of a stand off, I think neither knew quite what to do with the other. I thought it was a cool moment so went to take a photo on my phone only for a seagull to fly over and drop a sausage roll right in the middle of the two of them making the fox scarper before I took the shot.
The cat had a sniff off the sausage roll and walked off.
It was basically Attenborough for the working class.
The cat had a sniff off the sausage roll and walked off.
It was basically Attenborough for the working class.
Squirrel just destroyed my son's rocket 
TangerineToffee
Player Valuation: £10m
Caught these two at it as I stepped out the back door. Close encounter of an unexpected kind. Maybe an Arachnid expert knows the name rank and serial number of the participants.
I'm very jealous. I would love that. ?
JimmyJeffers
Player Valuation: £70m
Mad creatures. I’ve had them walk right up to me if you stay still and downwind. They totally brick it when they realise you’re there. Eat absolutely anything.
Lot of farmers see them as a pest and a TB threat but they’re protected so I know a fair few turn a blind eye to lads taking them out. A lot of the ones you see roadside aren’t killed by cars but are put there on purpose.
Having said that, never used to see any where I used to live and are now far more common.
carlos21
KING OF REP
Hi Jebus.
I found a massive set once, when walking to dogs one day, when we were on holiday in North Cornwall a few years back.
If you were downwind from them, you could watch them for hours, but, as you say if the wind is blowing up wind and they smell you, straight back into their sets they go.
I saw a dead one, not so long ago, on a slip road on the Runcorn side of the Mersey Gateway bridge, so they`re getting closer to civilisation.
BigMick
Player Valuation: £20m
That's right - they've got very poor eyesight so if you stand still they come very close to you. We leave the kitchen door open and put food on the step or just outside - they are quite happy to stop and eat even though we're sat on the floor just a yard away. Food comes first!
