Beaver Management and Control In Georgia  Damage Prevention and
Control  Beauty is in the eye of the beholder when it comes to
beaver damage situations. One individual may gain happiness and
satisfaction seeing beaver ponds with chewed trees on their
property and knowing that wildlife is alive and flourishing on
the land. Others may find displeasure seeing flooded land with
damaged or dead trees (although it is important to remember that
even dead trees can provide valuable habitat to certain wildlife
species). Individuals having problems due to flooding, damaged
crops, trees or landscaping may want beavers removed from their
property.  Nonlethal Methods  If you don't mind having beavers
on your property but don't want the nuisance problems associated
with beavers, there are several options.   If you have a small
area of trees or plants to protect, a perimeter fence may be the
best choice. Constructing a rigid fence or an electric fence
along the shoreline or perimeter of the area to be protected
will exclude