More beavers?

[doomage]

Are you calling <insert preferred poster here> a cock?

Well, I do like chicken, I guess every now and then a rooster must slip into the chicken grinder.

[doodab]

Well you are what you eat.

Are you calling <insert preferred poster here> a cock?

[BrilloPad]

One thing hasn't changed, that's the bad smell that comes from eating only fish.

Well you are what you eat.

[doomage]

Particularly the Souht American variety although I have noticed that the European Continental Beaver, in particular those from the southern climes are still furry little devils.

One thing hasn't changed, that's the bad smell that comes from eating only fish.

[darmstadt]

Beavers certainly seem to have lost alot of fur since the seventies.

Particularly the Souht American variety although I have noticed that the European Continental Beaver, in particular those from the southern climes are still furry little devils.

[BrilloPad]

I wonder if beavers in hotter climes have less fur?

Beavers certainly seem to have lost alot of fur since the seventies.

[Scoobos]

I thought we'd already re-introduced beavers

[vetran]

My Beaver is flooded regularly but I'm not using a Dam
- Northernladyuk

[AtW]

Just make Beaver Tax on those homes that are likely to be flooded - 100% of the money will go to beavers...

[OwlHoot]

Bring back beavers to stop flooding, says expert - Telegraph

Personally I say the more beaver the better.

How many areas of the UK are wild enough that giant beaver dams, and the accompanying lakes suddenly appearing, would have no adverse impact on the landowner?

Or is the article talking about flooding in the Canadian arctic or Siberia? (Haven't read it yet).

edit: Read it, and the idea sounds quite good actually

[doomage]

I wonder if beavers in hotter climes have less fur?

[BrilloPad]

Bring back beavers to stop flooding, says expert - Telegraph

Personally I say the more beaver the better.