The human residents of Treelyn Road in Stoddard found themselves in a quandary when beavers decided the neighborhood would make a nice home for them as well.
For years residents periodically cleaned out the culverts the beavers were working hard to dam. It was a time-consuming task, and if they fell behind one heavy rain put the road at risk of flooding.
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With the help of a grant from the New Hampshire Animal Rights League, the homeowner’s association was able to hire Skip Lisle to install a beaver deceiver.
Now installed, the beaver deceiver is a permanent solution to the problem, helping achieve a water level that is acceptable to the beavers and the humans who rely on the road.
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