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Depending on the size of entry could be an otter,

they often eat the meat from the back legs, guts and back leaving the head, shoulders and front legs.

I have found them killed and stashed in clumps of reeds at the side of our pond with some eaten as above.

Thats not an otter doing that I wouldn't think..... :victory:

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Yep well done Darcy and lab, it was a rat. Caught in a snap trap 2 days later.

Aye, I've seen it a few times and it always gets blamed on otters or mink......but it's rats leaving a pile of half-alive mutilated amphibians.... :victory:

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We found similar under rearing sheds after pheasants with worms paralized too as well as newts . Once rats get a taste for flesh they are real b*****ds ,stopping at nothing to get it .

Too true. Not a problem we ever had really. Always the odd rat about but they never tried to get it apart from that one time. We had build bigger sheds to take 1800 birds and you just didn't see the numbers missing until lots had gone. Then when you start looking around outside the back of the sheds you find a run. It went straight to an old 8x8 shed that wasn't being used and there was a great big pile of chicks. Raging!!!!!

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