Beaver Control &
Removal
Do you need a beaver control or a beaver removal
expert for your lake or river property? Maybe you do not know how to get rid of
beavers or remove beavers from your property? Are you frustrated with repellents
and deterrents that don't work! You can call the experts at Anytime Animal
Control to help you with your problem. Ask a Anytime Animal professional about
one of their service plans that are available to remove beavers in your
area.
How Do You get Rid Of Beavers:
Trapping is the most effective and successful method of getting rid
of beavers. Our professional trappers have experience to place traps in
strategic locations to resolve your problem fast.
Beavers are the largest rodent in North America.
Most adult beavers weigh from 35 to 50 pounds and some individual beavers have
been known to reach will over 100 pounds. The beaver is a stout rodent and lives
in a water type environments.
The beaver has an under-fur that is grey in color, and its long
guard hairs are course with colors from a yellowish brown to black, with reddish
brown the most common color. The beavers tail is flat, scaled, and virtually
hairless. The beaver will also use their tale to slap the surface of the water
to warn other beavers of danger. The beaver has large front teeth that grow
continuously throughout its life.
Beavers are typically a nocturnal animal
but is occasionally seen during the day. A female beaver will generally give
birth to 3 or 4 kits between March and June, and will nurse them up to three
months. The beaver kits will become sexually active in approximately two years.
Beaver Control & Removal
A beavers habitat is anywhere that a year round water source is available such as lakes, ponds, swamps, wetlands, ditches, drains, and natural springs. A beaver will generate a dam to make its habitat to its liking. These dams are generated were running water is located such as road culverts, creeks, ditches etc. These dams that the beaver generates will change their habitat to suite the beavers needs. The materials that beavers use to construct dams could consist of rocks, wood, metal, fence posts, wood planks, trees, mud and what ever a beaver can get their hands on to make a suitable environment.
Most damage that a beaver will cause while making their dams is flooding, tree cutting, bank burrowing. Some damages that beavers have caused is roadway flooding, housing development flooding, road ditches and culverts being damned up causing flooding, girdled trees, removal of ornamental trees from landscaped yards, farm fields flooded and many more. There are many solutions that we can provide that will prevent tree damage and flooding damage.