Canada's Beaver Attack On Argentina

[Greg Carr]

https://globalnews.ca/news/3068585/heres-why-argentina-is-set-to-exterminate-100k-beavers/

I personally love beavers but they do knaw on a lot of wood. What were
the Argentinians thinking when they brought in 25 in 1946? Why not
keep them in a fur farm? First they let in Mengele and then the
beavers.

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[Shadow]

Post by Greg Carr
https://globalnews.ca/news/3068585/heres-why-argentina-is-set-to-exterminate-100k-beavers/
I personally love beavers but they do knaw on a lot of wood. What were
the Argentinians thinking when they brought in 25 in 1946? Why not
keep them in a fur farm? First they let in Mengele and then the
beavers.

And hares, sparrows, brown and black rats, mice, geckos,
pigeons, eucalyptus and pine trees and other trash**. They do far more
damage to Argentina than Mengele ever did.
ATM, they're importing droves of CIA and American military
personnel, by order of "president" Macri.
They never learn. Argentineans are stuuuupid.
[]'s

**But why, oh why, no rabbits ? They're so fluffy !!!!!

[Dave Smith]

Post by Greg Carr
https://globalnews.ca/news/3068585/heres-why-argentina-is-set-to-exterminate-100k-beavers/
I personally love beavers but they do knaw on a lot of wood. What were
the Argentinians thinking when they brought in 25 in 1946? Why not
keep them in a fur farm? First they let in Mengele and then the
beavers.

They are prolific little buggers, and very destructive. I had never seen
them in southern Ontario until just few years ago. The first one I saw
was road kill along Hwy 7 just east of Hwy 400. About three years ago
I was walking through the woods behind us and was waking pictures of a
pond surrounded by trees in their autumn colours and I spotted one
preening off to one side. About a week later I saw one in a pond in a
nearby field, and then I saw the stumps of beaver fallen trees around
another pond. The tree farmer behind me called in trappers about two
years ago, but I have recently seen signs of them again. While kayaking
the rivers and canals in the Niagara region we have some to expect to
see signs of their work.

[Dhu on Gate]

Post by Dave Smith

Post by Greg Carr
https://globalnews.ca/news/3068585/heres-why-argentina-is-set-to-

exterminate-100k-beavers/

Post by Dave Smith

Post by Greg Carr
I personally love beavers but they do knaw on a lot of wood. What were
the Argentinians thinking when they brought in 25 in 1946? Why not keep
them in a fur farm? First they let in Mengele and then the beavers.

They are prolific little buggers, and very destructive. I had never seen
them in southern Ontario until just few years ago. The first one I saw
was road kill along Hwy 7 just east of Hwy 400. About three years ago
I was walking through the woods behind us and was waking pictures of a
pond surrounded by trees in their autumn colours and I spotted one
preening off to one side. About a week later I saw one in a pond in a
nearby field, and then I saw the stumps of beaver fallen trees around
another pond. The tree farmer behind me called in trappers about two
years ago, but I have recently seen signs of them again. While kayaking
the rivers and canals in the Niagara region we have some to expect to
see signs of their work.

It's not just Argentina. Castor Canadensis is making a real mess in
Tierra del Fuego on both sides of the border. We've also launched ground
troop actions across most of North Urp as well.

Dhu