Hi

Does anyone know a good trapper to help control a beaver infestation?

 

Marc Stepman

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Dustin Carter, 318-521-0606

I'm biting my tongue.  LOL!

Dynamite

 

trying not to think the joke that caused Skip to bite his tongue.

 

Heteros?

Si and Phil.  West Monroe.

Hey Mark,

You beat me to it. I had the same idea.

Wish I had the problem of too much beaver.

Wayne Busby 318-608-0839.

John David Greer

(318) 422-6053

 

(318) 464-0899

Louisiana Wildlife Control (Management@Louisianawildlifecontrol.org)

Some 35-40 years ago, in response to cries for help from local farmers, the Catahoula Parish Police Jury invited expert opinion from the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries about how to solve the beaver problem. The expert appeared at the next Jury meeting and dourly enumerated the many things that would not solve the problem (bounty, hired trapper,etc.), before brightening and stating that there was one natural control that was effective: alligators. "But," he added, "let me tell you before you rush out and stock your place with alligators...they are hell on small dogs and chillun!" Today, we no longer have beavers on our place but we don't let  kids play near the water at night either...

I would try the State Parks and Wildlife Dep't.

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