In reply to Post #13
Hence the Apex name tag mate
But don't forget, they are many different variations of otters and only one species is in the wild in the UK. Certainly, they wouldn't be able to kill most of the the things on your list
Hence the Apex name tag mate
But don't forget, they are many different variations of otters and only one species is in the wild in the UK. Certainly, they wouldn't be able to kill most of the the things on your list
In reply to Post #14
Ive also noticed that, especially during the winter months on quieter waters, pre baiting areas are where the kill platforms tend to be
Makes perfect sense when you think about it really
Ive also noticed that, especially during the winter months on quieter waters, pre baiting areas are where the kill platforms tend to be
Makes perfect sense when you think about it really
In reply to Post #17
Sadly where I live every so many years on the small river the large barbel all get taken out by people pre-baiting, no one ever seems to learn.
Sadly where I live every so many years on the small river the large barbel all get taken out by people pre-baiting, no one ever seems to learn.
In reply to Post #2
And when they eat pike they leave the head.
Coots and moorhens are a favourite meal.
And when they eat pike they leave the head.
Coots and moorhens are a favourite meal.
In reply to Post #16
Absolutely
Not like we get many alligators in the wild over here.....
YET....
However I'm just assuming that they will all hunt /maim/kill/eat the same sort of way?
Absolutely
Not like we get many alligators in the wild over here.....
YET....
However I'm just assuming that they will all hunt /maim/kill/eat the same sort of way?
In reply to Post #19
Especially during nesting season, they attack the birds from underneath and the birds have no idea whats coming
Especially during nesting season, they attack the birds from underneath and the birds have no idea whats coming