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Old 03-02-2008, 02:27 PM   #1 (permalink)
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Are there any beavers around

My children have been asking me about beavers and were they live and what do they look like. Now I have heard from several people that St. mary's county has places where you can see beaver damns and maybe some beavers when it warms up. If anyone knows of anywhere can you help me out
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Old 03-02-2008, 02:40 PM   #2 (permalink)
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My children have been asking me about beavers and were they live and what do they look like. Now I have heard from several people that St. mary's county has places where you can see beaver damns and maybe some beavers when it warms up. If anyone knows of anywhere can you help me out
Gilbert Run park off of Rt 6 North that has a family of beavers in the pond.

Another location I've seen an active beaver dam is just off of Bushwood Warf Road, or Maddox road (I think). Can't remember which without actually driving over and looking sorry

You'll have to take a bit of a walk at Gilbert Run but the other could be seen from the road at one time. It's been a while since I've seen them though. DNR goes in and destroys the dam every so often because it sometimes floods the road. Who knows, they MIGHT have trapped the beavers and relocated them by now.
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Gilbert Run park off of Rt 6 North that has a family of beavers in the pond.

Another location I've seen an active beaver dam is just off of Bushwood Warf Road, or Maddox road (I think). Can't remember which without actually driving over and looking sorry

You'll have to take a bit of a walk at Gilbert Run but the other could be seen from the road at one time. It's been a while since I've seen them though. DNR goes in and destroys the dam every so often because it sometimes floods the road. Who knows, they MIGHT have trapped the beavers and relocated them by now.
Okay thank you so much I'll have to take them over there when it warms up a little bit. Thanks Again
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I only responded because it was a thread about beaver...
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My children have been asking me about beavers and were they live and what do they look like. Now I have heard from several people that St. mary's county has places where you can see beaver damns and maybe some beavers when it warms up. If anyone knows of anywhere can you help me out
Lots of them in the ponds on the base, can you get on there?
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Old 03-02-2008, 04:35 PM   #6 (permalink)
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there used to be some at the end of willows road but that was years ago.

Gilbert run would be the best place I could think of beside Hooters in waldork
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St. Mary's lake has some big, fat, scary ones.
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there used to be some at the end of willows road but that was years ago.

Gilbert run would be the best place I could think of beside Hooters in waldork
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Old 03-02-2008, 06:07 PM   #9 (permalink)
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St. Mary's lake has some big, fat, scary ones.
Yes they do! We have two large Lake/Ponds here in the farm. Every single year the beavers take over and rule the roost in the east pond. Not sure why they love it there. The kids stay far away and do all of their fishing and swimming in the beaver free waters.
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