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I have a 2 acre spring fed pond in southeast PA. There is a family of beavers living on the bank. Lodge has been getting bigger and they are starting to take down some bigger trees. I guess they are doing this in anticipation of winter. Any ideas on how to take care of this problem on my own? I don't want to set traps. Could I:
- set the lodge on fire to drive them out and then "take care of them" as they exit?
- would lowering the water level temporarily help make them leave? Is so, how much and how long would I have to change the water level?
- any other ideas/experiences?
Thanks for any help.
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