Ya'll are so predictable ! Well, I suppose since our brilliant forward thinking minds in government say so.

Problem with beavers is just like most pest, killing them doesn't help much. Can you put in a standoff guard on the culvert? Hog panels and t-post work well.

Also, make sure you read up on legal details on 330s. Suburbs, if any chance a dog could get to them, could be a liability.

A wittle baby beaver.

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Anyone ever check out the youtube channel by Post10? He clears out culverts and beaver dams, mostly in the northeast. He has come down south some but I'm pretty sure he lives in the Vermont/NH area (or somewhere near there). Anyway, I wonder if they've thought of introducing some pythons they've caught in Florida to some of those ponds up north frequented by beavers. It would take care of both: the pythons would consume the beavers, and then die off when the temps got cold.

I'm sure there's something wrong with this idea, but worth mentioning on here.

Hey i know you! Been wondering if youve been having any luck with the trapping. Looks like its going well. Im the arrowhead finding guy btw.

I've worked with Texas A&M agriñife extension on beaver eradication on some stream and wetland projects I've worked on in the past

Small world! I'll trade you a beaver for some of those arrow heads