Man that sounds like a blast, i would love to do that one day. Conrats to both of you      

Wow, those are great! I too have heard the tail is a delicacy. It never fails to make me jump a yard or two whenever I am getting in my duck blind and a beaver givers that alarm slap on the water. I'll have to try this sometime. Regards.

Bill....
Some things should be left on the river....
   You owe me breakfast....

Ck....
We do use a Boat, see the one in the picture....
   I like them when there about 10 yds out and swimming....
   Instinctive shootin at it's best....

Way to go guys!!!

Sounds like a whole lotta fun, Bill!!!!

Scott,

It's just about as much fun as you can have with a bow and arrows. It helps that I have a couple of great friends to share the experience with.

Hey Curlis, I meant to ask if this would be a good type of hunting to do out of my canoe or do you need to cover a lot of open water to get on em?

Man-I clicked on this thinking we would get to talk about the shopping we did on "black Friday" last week.  I got a great deal on a blind and a new tree stand.
But seriously, looks like you guys had a blast.  Way to go!
Kate

I have seen it all now,nice beaves.

I love seeing different things taken with bows, guys.   Nice.   That's adventure, there!  

I suppose you got the "beaver fever" now.  Sounds like the title of a new video...maybe add it to the next tradgang DVD.

Sounds like fun! Thanks for sharing!  

I use to trap a lot of beavers and we would crockpot and BBQ the meat and eat it on sandwhiches.  It is very good, like fine textured beaf almost.

There is nothing you want in the tail, just bones and some nasty gristle.  Remember who was eating tails, some old mtn men with no access to fatty meats, living all winter in a cold cabin.