That's right, you heard me correctly, beavers can kill you! Men have known this throughout history but.................oh never mind, I'm getting beavers confused:confused:
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That's right, you heard me correctly, beavers can kill you! Men have known this throughout history but.................oh never mind, I'm getting beavers confused:confused:
http://www.usatoday.com/story/news/w...qFiwh01FsQEAPq
Well leave it to......... nevermind.
http://4.bp.blogspot.com/-RX-pqbT7Fz...-to-beaver.jpg
Bad beaver is the cause of sooo many problems in this country. So many young men's lives have been ruined by bad beaver....:w00t:
Rule 1: It's a wild freakin' animal.
Rule 2: Its' a wild freakin' animal.
Rule 3: See rules 1 & 2.
Never take a camera to an overgrown incisor fight.
Just one more reason to carry a hemostatic agent.
"I don't need that stuff. Ain't nothin' gonna happen."
"You remember the guy that got offed by the beaver?"
"Oh, yeah. Give it to me."
It's all fun and games 'till someone gets an artery severed.
Beavers can get you killed, especially if they are married beavers.
I pulled a beaver in a conibear from the crick the other day. It was a male and apparently had a territorial dispute earlier in the year. Ther was a big chunk bitten from the tail. Male beavers tend to grab tails when fighting. I noticed upstream the beaver sign is getting pretty thick, overpopulated. Next season I'm going to mosey up there and thin them out a bit.
That just about sums it up!!!!Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
I juat wanted all of you beaver hunters to be aware of this, just lookin out for my brothers you know!
I could use a little beaver hunting my self....they are really starting to chew down some big trees again, down by the river.
I even relate the story of the "Wisconsin's Nuisance animal hot-line", call?
Found the number in the Government phone Directory.....
Called the number, lady says, "Can I help you?"
I Said ," I have trouble with beaver"....long silence..."You know the ones that swim in lakes and rivers?
She said, "Oh.......Just a second, I want to put this call on speaker?......"
Oh come on now.....tell the truth. You just wanted to use the word beaver in a post and not have one of the moderators edit the post.:whistling:Quote:
Originally Posted by Wildthang
Crash sometimes I think you are a mind reader:smartass:Quote:
Originally Posted by crashdive123
Get lots of dams around here in odd places and they cause some trouble when small streams end up flooding over into roads etc. Truth be told living in NYC made me unawares of just how much wildlife is out there. Now I'm up in the morning seeing ground hogs, rabbits, and other critters right in my back yard... its weird.
If the teeth don't get you, the girardia might.
Heres the Cliff Notes version for the ADD impaired (like me).Quote:
Originally Posted by Rick
I cant figure, unless its due to the "animal reality" TV shows, why someone would think you can just make friends right away with wild animals.... They are not house pets.
On the positive side, Ive heard that beaver is good eating.
EB
I heard the Pioneers considered beaver tail a delicacy! And I absolutely agree with them :smartass:
Here we go again....
joking aside, actually beaver tail is a acquired taste. It is best blistered over a fire until the hide comes off then cut in chunks and then boiled. It is rich, lots of fat.
Whut:confused:Quote:
Originally Posted by hunter63
hmm wonder if it would work well in a tongue like application with a creole sauce or adobo. Slow cook it peel cut up slow cook some more.
*gets crowbar goes off to find him some beaver lodges*
There you go man, save a tree, eat a beaver:smartass:Quote:
Originally Posted by Davidlastink