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Answer Man: Beavers lethally trapped at Montreat College? Today’s batch of burning questions, my smart-aleck answers and the real deal: Question: At 601 W. State St. in Black Mountain, there is a property owned by Montreat College where we occasionally like to walk. We have watched construction of a beaver dam progress over the past several months, but recently we see that there are traps placed all along the water. These are not the humane catch-and-release traps, but rather appear to be body-gripping, killing traps. It is very disturbing to see these traps in what was such a beautiful natural area. I understand that beavers building their homes can cause significant changes to the environment, but I do not understand why they are not being humanely relocated. I wondered if you or someone else at the paper would be willing to investigate?

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