Beaver Facts! How They Live & How to Trap!

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[@CoffeyOutdoors]

great beaver information

[@OutdoorExperiences]

Thanks for watching!

[@CodGamerThe]

Very good information!

[@OutdoorExperiences]

Thank you!

[@ArielleViking]

Interesting and great information about beavers. 💯❤😊

[@OutdoorExperiences]

Thanks for watching!

[@MarkJLarsonOutdoors]

Very informational and helpful!!

[@OutdoorExperiences]

Thanks!

[@GeorgiaTrappingandFishing]

Awesome video brother! You covers a lot of good information 🙂👍👍👏

[@OutdoorExperiences]

Thanks! Appreciate it as it takes time to gather!

[@mitchdroese84]

Pretty sure those first couple pics are nutria. Just saying.

[@fluken32]

Yes they definitely r🙄

[@DizzyHips]

Beavers are not monogamous, each male typically has 2 to 4 female mates

[@OutdoorExperiences]

Thanks for pointing it out!

[@jonvanwing]

We had a beaver that lived in our back yard. She was very friendly. We had two apple trees and she never took them down because they had apples to eat. one of our neighbors picked her up and she didn't bite him. we should NOT trap beavers because they are important for our environment.

[@OttersAnonymous]

You happen to have a one off. They are extremely destructive, can drastically harm a river system, roads and even causing damage to your private land. They bring more harm to the salmon population than most would think. I’m not saying eradicating them is the only way. Just managed. And that’s where us hunters/trappers coming in to help balance so things don’t get out of hand

[@OutdoorExperiences]

Managing is helpful for everything well put!