Keep Beavers Away from Trees - Outdoors with Trav

[@bavondale]

Thank you for not outright killing the beavers

[@TurboLoveTrain]

[@LuckyLizardYoga]

Thank you for explaining how to do this so well! A beaver just chewed my baby tree down to the base.😢

[@Gta_Selection]

Had the same issue, grew some carolina reapers, made a super potent sauce and brushed a bunch around the bottom of the tree about 2 feet high, not a single bite, after they had a few

[@JasonClay]

Great info Trav.

[@MaximoDalmau]

Excellent tip! 👍

[@deedeledeet]

TRAV!!!! Hope you’re doing well! Sending my love!

[@OutdoorswithTrav]

Hello DiLoni, hope that you’re doing well also - thank you for the kind words!

[@EricFurrer]

@@OutdoorswithTrav Hello Sir, can you tell me what guage of mesh you are using? Do you think 16 would be sufficient, or would I need to go to 14 ? They are attacking my willows.. 🙁

[@OutdoorswithTrav]

Hello Eric, Yes, willows are a prime food source for beaver - you are wise to be proactive. Any gauge of wire fencing is better than nothing. However, the heavier the better for durability as an exclosure. I’ve seen chicken wire used many times which does work, but can get bent down more easily by other species of wildlife and by people. Great question, thank you & best of luck! Trav

[@EricFurrer]

@@OutdoorswithTrav Thanks A lot! ! I found 14 gauge on line, 3' high 2x4" as per your recommendation Will give it a shot...!

[@silviavaldez3635]

Nice cap, Trav.

[@danlavigueur2648]

fine if you have only one or two tree but I got 36 tree to wrap up That a bit too much and too much $$$