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If they knew their destination, they'd build bigger dams. Or booby-trap the ones they've got.gtdean48 said:
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Wow, beaver structures are visible from space. Isn't that something!
I've seen several beaver damns in the 25 to 50 yard range.
Back in the early 70's I was canoe trekking with a party in The Boundary Waters. At one point during the trek we were getting ready for a 2 mile portage, at least that's what the map showed.
When we arrived at the portage area we were pleasantly surprised to see that beavers had been working. We found a large damn complex, the largest of which was probably around 100 yards long. Thanks to the beavers our 2 mile portage was a leisurely paddle through a marsh just deep enough to navigate by canoe.
I've seen several beaver damns in the 25 to 50 yard range.
Back in the early 70's I was canoe trekking with a party in The Boundary Waters. At one point during the trek we were getting ready for a 2 mile portage, at least that's what the map showed.
When we arrived at the portage area we were pleasantly surprised to see that beavers had been working. We found a large damn complex, the largest of which was probably around 100 yards long. Thanks to the beavers our 2 mile portage was a leisurely paddle through a marsh just deep enough to navigate by canoe.
