European hamsters are a nuisance

[Pawian]

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I have never seen more impudent animals. European hamsters are cheeky, brazen and shameless little beasts. They mainly steal crops from the fields, but they are also ready to dig a tunnel under your fence and prey on the staff stored in the backyard or plants in your orchard/garden. And they can do it 50 feet from you.

Last summer we caught 8 hamsters around our summer house within 2 weeks. Beautiful pe(s)ts! Also very fast and agile. And very brutal, too. Wanna lose your finger? Play with them! They fight back with unusual ferocity.

Yet, I didn`t hurt any because they are protected species here. Physically, I mean. All were released back into the fields, with the exception that I took them far from our house.






















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[Pawian]

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See this film on youtube about a typical European hamster character:

[John Fethes]

European hamsters (Cricetus cricetus) are considered a nuisance in certain regions due to their burrowing behavior, which can lead to agricultural and environmental issues. These hamsters create extensive burrow systems in fields, damaging crops and causing soil erosion. Their voracious appetite for grains and vegetables further exacerbates the problem for farmers. Additionally, European hamsters are known to hibernate for long periods, making it challenging to control their populations through conventional means. As a result, their impact on agricultural landscapes has led to efforts to manage and mitigate their nuisance effects in affected areas.



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