Badger's Earth is a term used to describe the sett, or underground burrow, of a badger. It is typically made up of a network of tunnels and chambers that are used for shelter, food storage, and raising young. The sett is usually located in an area with good soil and plenty of food sources, such as grasslands, woodlands, and hedgerows. Badgers are known to be very territorial and will fiercely defend their sett from intruders.