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12 comments • David O'Doherty-Clayton NC Homes Raleigh, NC • November 17 2010 07:26PM

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Howdy and evening to you David

David, someone sure did have a mighty fun time, with that there tree! That's for sure!!!

Have a good one
Dale in New Hampshire

Posted by New Hampshire Home, Events & Relocation Information by Dale-God Bless America (Baker Energy Audits and Commercial Properties Inspections ) over 1 year ago

WOW David!  I've heard of damage beavers can do, but I've never seen anything quite like that.  They really can be destructive little critters can't they:-)  Cool picture!

Posted by Myrl Jeffcoat (Real Living Great West Real Estate) over 1 year ago

Nice! You know, growing up beavers where my favorite animal...  I have never seen one out in the wild.  I do have deer, skunk, mountain lions, bobcats, coyotes, racoon etc...  But no beavers!

Posted by Chris Alston (Keller Williams Realty, Cupertino California) over 1 year ago

You have captured a great picture showing what damage these little guys can do.

Posted by Diane Williams over 1 year ago

Hi David... where's the beaver?  If he's not in the photo, how can you prove that he did it?  :-)

Posted by Steve Shatsky - Dallas Real Estate & Short Sale Specialist (214)213-0340 (Prudential Texas Properties) over 1 year ago

Hi David - are you sure that isn't a sculpture in the process of being carved by an artist?  The finishing touches would make a great video if you could set up night vision video and hope that you are not in the line of where the tree decides to fall!

Posted by Chris Canfield, ABR, CRS, e-PRO, GREEN, SRES, Homes for Sale Naples FL (RE/MAX Realty Select - Southwest Florida Homes for Sale) over 1 year ago

I think that beaver had a chainsaw, David :)

Posted by Lee & Carol Barbour, Realtors® Murphy, NC Homes For Sale (Mountain Living Team - Coldwell Banker High Country) over 1 year ago

I'm with Chris on this.  Looks more like a sculpture to me.

Posted by Lora "Leah" Stern, Rockland County NY Real Estate 914-772-4528 (Coldwell Banker Residential Brokerage) over 1 year ago

Thanks Guys, I have a follow up picture to take which will show the perils of being in charge of which way the tree will fall.Thanks for the comments, and Steve, proof is coming.

Posted by David O'Doherty-Clayton NC Homes Raleigh, NC (Coldwell Banker HPW) over 1 year ago

David, it is no wonder that beavers have such really, really bad teeth!

Posted by Patricia Kennedy (Evers & Company Realtors) over 1 year ago

I was just going to type do you have a follow up?  Can't wait to see it. 

Posted by Juli Vosmik - Scottsdale/Cave Creek, AZ real estate 480-710-0739 (Dominion Real Estate Partners, LLC, Scottsdale, AZ) over 1 year ago

Well they are resourceful little buggers, as this tree fell onto another tree and got wedged at the top. That was what I meant with my comment about being in charge as I figured it was stuck there, so when I went to take a picture of it. What do you know they got it down, now all they have to do is drag it to the river. I will keep you posted and here is the tree on it's side. Timber

 

Posted by David O'Doherty-Clayton NC Homes Raleigh, NC (Coldwell Banker HPW) over 1 year ago

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