For information on constructing a pond leveler, contact the Wildlife Conflicts Information Hotline A variety of traps and trapping methods is effective in controlling beavers.
Live traps, leghold traps, conibear traps and snares can be used. Trapping and removal of beavers is a difficult and complex task often best left to professionals. Check the this web site for a list of professional nuisance wildlife control operators in your area. At the present time there are no toxicants, fumigants or repellents registered for the control of beavers.
Beavers are classified as furbearers in Indiana. Other furbearers include opossum, mink, skunk, weasel, raccoon, muskrat, fox, and coyote. Under state law, a landowner or tenant may take furbearing animals at any time on their own land if they are causing damage.
Beavers can also be taken during the legal trapping season with a trapping license. The beaver must be euthanized or released in the county of capture. Permission from the property owner must be obtained prior to releasing an animal on their property.
Individuals with nuisance wild animal control permits can assist homeowners with nuisance beavers. A single beaver can bring down an 8-foot tree in under five minutes. If you live near a creek, stream, or river, call and ask us how we can help beaver-proof your property. Shamrock Wildlife Services has captured and relocated beavers from various different areas.
We make sure to treat all wildlife species with respect. Beavers can cause quite a problem on your property, but humane treatment of animals is important to us! It is legal to hunt fox and coyote with the use of mouth or hand-operated calls, or with the use of recorded calls. Spotlights may be used to take fox and coyote. There are no restrictions on hunting hours or firearms for hunting fox and coyote.
It is illegal to hunt fox or coyote from a roadway or with the use of any motor-driven conveyance. Badgers and bobcats are protected species. It is illegal to take these furbearers in Indiana. If you accidentally trap a badger or bobcat, report the incident to an Indiana Conservation Officer Indiana Contact Lists. There is no penalty for reporting accidental captures.
If the animal is dead, the carcass must be surrendered to an Indiana Conservation Officer. Information provided by hunters and trappers is an important means of determining the status and distribution of these species in Indiana.
Resident landowners or tenants may use legal methods, without a permit, to take a beaver, mink, muskrat, long-tailed weasel, red fox, gray fox, opossum, skunk, gray squirrel, fox squirrel, or raccoon that is on their own property and damaging property or posing a health or safety threat. If the animal is released, it must be released in the county of capture with permission of the recipient landowner.
Groundhogs woodchucks , moles, voles, and chipmunks may be taken at any time using any equipment without a permit. Landowners may take coyotes at any time on the land they own without a special permit or license, or they may provide written permission for others to take coyotes on their land at any time. A valid hunting or trapping license or nuisance wild animal control permit is required to take a coyote on land other than your own. Beavers are known to be extraordinary builders, but sometimes, their construction activity can cause problems around residential or commercial areas.
Not only can dams cause plumbing damages and flooding, it can also be an eye sore for a property. They also gnaw at tree trunks, which can be both unsightly and hazardous. Furthermore, beavers attract other predators, like wolves, which can be a scary threat to your children or pets. To safely and effectively get rid of beavers, contact a local and licensed Indianapolis wildlife control company for beaver removal and control services you can trust.
Choose a company that has been in business for many years, and can provide helpful amenities like free estimates and inspections. Call Modern Wildlife Control at for safe and humane animal removal services for beavers in Indianapolis, Indiana and its surrounding counties.
We are DNR licensed and insured wildlife control operators with more than 30 years of hands-on experience. Trust us for prompt and professional animal extraction, exclusion, and cleanup. Request a free estimate or advice, today.
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