One of Us posted 01 September 2014 08:25
Posts: 1264 | Location: Simpsonville, SC | Registered: 25 June 2006
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One of Us quote:
Originally posted by Badger Matt:
Honey Badger don't give a sh** Language may be crude for some, but I laughed out loud.
This thing was funny the first time...and is still every bit as funny today.
Posts: 2321 | Location: Greater Nashville, TN | Registered: 23 June 2006
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Administrator Imagine how bad he would have been if he is as big as a buffalo??
One of Us Neat animals. Saw one face down an adult gemsbok. And win.
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One of Us Great video - always funny. I saw two on my last safari in Zambia - I felt privileged to see them. My wife got their picture.
One of Us They seem to be the African version of North America's wolverines!
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One of Us Honey Badgers are a welcome sight around any camp. Not only for their hours of endless entertainment but more importantly for the snake eradication benefits. Would rather see them take the hit and win than me take a hit and lose. Truly one of the more remarkable animals in Africa.
Just Remember, We ALL Told You So.
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One of Us Love those honey badgers!
One of Us I think the narrator of the video ("Randall") is more into gerbils than honey badgers, if you catch my drift.
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One of Us a friend in Bulawayo has one for a pet. It sleeps with him and his wife.
One of Us quote:
Originally posted by Bud Meadows:
my guess is that he is from San Francisco or Key West.
One of Us quote:
Originally posted by Bud Meadows:
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One of Us That video might have been as funny narrated by Lewis Grizzard or Sam Elliott, but I doubt it.
One of Us Impressive killer that's for sure.
Didn't realize from the video how big they actually are. Thanks for posting them all. Helps educate the rest fo us.
George
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One of Us They can be very big and stocky little devils!
Notice the "no neck" on the creatures that a couple of us posted.
Notice the "no neck" on the creatures that a couple of us posted. 
