The group is getting so cocky that it launched a free shooting app this week.
This advice does not extend to the sanctioning of free shooting as the preferred culling method.
Instead of "free shooting", badgers are being trapped in cages and shot at dawn.
Musician and prominent cull opponent Brian May said: "This [pilot] has demonstrated already that free shooting doesn't work.
There appears to be less free shooting now, with the activists seeing more indications of cage trapping and shooting at close range.
The problem with free shooting, however, is that it has never been tested as part of the previous badger-culling trials, which were based on cage-trapping.
The policy, which involves the free shooting of badgers, was initially launched to reduce the spread of Bovine TB which can be transmitted through the animal.
Caroline Spelman, secretary for environment, food and rural affairs, is likely to say farmers can use "free shooting", which means shooting badgers in the field.
Second, because free shooting didn't work and because there was massive public protest, the costs of culling are much higher than expected".
These use a cheaper method of culling called "free shooting", which involves laying out bait and shooting badgers at night.
