Show Notes
Phil and his hunting companion, Dan, systematically dismantle the beaver house that was built inside their duck blind by pulling out the tightly woven limbs one at a time. Rather than throwing the debris away, they repurpose the beavers' gathered brush to camouflage their own duck blind. During the removal, Phil also shoots a nutria rat that was living in the structure alongside the beavers. Learn more about your ad choices. Visit megaphone.fm/adchoices
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