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County Tackles Gnawing Problem (Fairmont Sentinel)

January 13, 2018 by Jeremiah 2 Comments

The beaver population in Martin County has been on the rise, causing no end of trouble for area farmers.

In December, Martin County commissioners increased the county’s beaver bounty from $20 to $50 per beaver, in an effort to alleviate the issue. According to drainage administrator Michael Forstner, this was necessary because of the low value currently in the market for the pelt.

Paul Grussing, a local trapper utilized by the county, explained the issue and was able to share some insight into the trapping process.

 

Source: County tackles gnawing problem | News, Sports, Jobs – Fairmont Sentinel

Filed Under: Animal Damage Control, Trapping in the Media

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  1. Kevin says

    January 13, 2018 at 10:14 pm

    Found the podcast. Listening to episode 1 now!

    Reply
    • Jeremiah says

      January 13, 2018 at 10:15 pm

      Awesome glad you found it!

      Reply

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