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I think it is against the law to move beavers in Mississippi. If your original occuapants left, there is a reason for it, that will probably be the end of your efforts. Try to figure out why they left.

if we get some good rains, and the water rises the beavers should return. I have been killing beavers since I was big enough to hold a gun, and you will never get rid of the beavers. You may temporarily thin them out, but it seems for everyone you kill, two takes its place. If you had beavers one time, when conditions are right they will return.

crowder critter wrote:if we get some good rains, and the water rises the beavers should return. I have been killing beavers since I was big enough to hold a gun, and you will never get rid of the beavers. You may temporarily thin them out, but it seems for everyone you kill, two takes its place. If you had beavers one time, when conditions are right they will return.

ok, i've been watching this one.....................am i the ONLY one who thinks we may know "crowder critter"????

gator, crowder critter has been tame to long to be who you are thinking but yep sounds like the man knows his beavers as well

If there were ever beavers there, they will be back....They probably need some water to work with (rain), like the rest of 'em.

I had a field one time that was drained by a 18" pipe. I knew if I could get that pipe plugged up that I would have some birds. First I took a hefty garbage bag and slid it over the end then sealed it up with LOTS of mud making sure to seal the 'seam' where the bag ended and the pipe began. Then I went over that with a piece of plywood big enough to completely cover the end of the pipe, then more and more mud, shovel and stomp, shovel and stomp. One big rain and I had 15 acres of water. This is a NASTY job and is best done when you don't have anywhere to be later as most jobs concerning mud and water will invariably take more time than you actually planned for. Good luck and take a couple six packs.............

Just go buy 15 or 20 bags of ready mix concrete. Just set the whole bag in the hole, stack them up like bricks.....best way to plug it up.....

"import beavers into My land regardless of what your paying for the lease and I'll have a new leasor next year". per your local landowner.



Think Boards in a ditch will be alot quicker.

Channel iron and 2 X 12's work wonders!!!! About 30 mins of work and you have a homemade gate.

Youve got to joking? this has really got to be the funniest post i have ever read