20 FEET DAM REMOVAL.

Beaver dam removal. 3 weeks passed from the previous removal. The dam was rebuilt almost the same as previous time.
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[@davidparacka]

You got some hardworking Lithuanian beavers there! If anyone can beat them it is you!!!

[@franksabatine9075]

Hello Hello , great to see Beaver 🦫 Dam Master out with another video , Bravo 😅 .

[@martinmarsola6477]

A repeat of a great dismantling you did before. Repeating it again is nature among the beavers. Enjoy your weekend, Mantas. See you on the next! 🇱🇹🙂👍🇺🇸

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas awesome video, it's hard to believe that the beavers can rebuild a dam that fast in a few weeks. Thanks for sharing in your amazing adventures. David B.,Utah, USA..❤❤❤.

[@charleseddy9903]

Holy smokes, those beavers are super excellent dam builders. Way to go busting that dam.

[@PreservationEnthusiast]

They may have to get an excavator in to remove the rest of that dam and trap the beavers because the crops and the fields will get trashed by the beavers; they are a pest and won't give up.

[@YourAdventureFriends]

I like the before and after comparison at the end - very nice!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@henriettadenzig3825]

Good afternoon everyone hope you are having a good day. Greetings from the USA. Good job stay safe.

[@doncrist2012]

Maryland here

[@johnrdanna]

Good content always i enjoy watching. Have good weekend !

[@Della-ih5hj]

That was an interesting one,..lot of mud,..good job,..I know it helps the farmers,..

[@2sillygrams]

This one looks like it needs an excavator! Well done!

[@petersp63]

Excellent Removal Mantas! lovely to see your subscribers growing! I think someone has to invent a waterproof Chainsaw with an 8ft blade to make this job easier lol

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you buddy!

[@BB--13118]

If those farmers want that dam to disappear for a longer period of time, they're going to have to get in there with an excavator. You did an incredible job getting it drained as much as you did with all that clay in there

[@jayh1947]

Great job as usual..................Jay

[@tomswindler64]

Like you said having the drone again makes it easier on you to find these dam’s instead having to walk all around looking for them.these beavers do test your stamina to keep doing what your doing every day.great video as always.just be safe,glad to see you got your car back,hopefully no more problems for awhile.just keep up the great work.your killing it.glad to see more subscribers,just got to keep pushing,getting there 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@spingirl4855]

You’re doing good work to help the farmers,😊

[@amym1133]

Where do the beavers live in those canals? In northeastern USA they build a dam and that creates a swamp. They build a very visible lodge somewhere in the swamp they make.

[@terryhatcher9644]

Bet you wish the building contractors could start on and build your new house with that kind of beaver dedication and efficiency. Of course without the sticks and mud. 😊 Glad you were able to get a new drone. Lots of work on this dam today. Good job. Teach Elfa Roberata now how to operate the drone while Tėti does the dam work.

[@meghaffer]

That one needs an excavator to get all that mud. It's amazing you got enough out to drain the channel

[@stanleymartin1613]

Great video. Nice job on the explanation for doing this project. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎

[@enid0mom]

They use high pressure water to clean out sewer lines filled with tree roots in the US. I will have to get that done on my sewer and some of the smaller lines that connect to it in a few months.

[@lynnduncan6139]

Excellent work! Those beavers made it hard on you today.

[@JuanitaHundley]

Without your help the farmers would have very much more damage.

[@sophiagavra2872]

Very good job.

[@ricardom2627]

Your enthusiasm is showing. Taking something in for repair and having to replace the item is never fun.

[@ricardom2627]

That trench will drain most of the water, they will rebuild of course but the will have to work harder to rebuild it.

[@roycrowell5910]

Ken I can see how you stay physically fit I see you went to XXL on the rake size, keep up the good work

[@richardphelan8414]

It looks like the beavers built up about a meter and a half if mud behind the dam that makes it tough going for you I see

[@christopherort2889]

Cool video as always. Stay safe out there. You need to bring in an excavator to rip out that dams base.

[@user-eg1su6ze8u]

Amazing job yet again 👏 ❤

[@mandyrobinson8353]

You should get your drone insured Mantas x

[@AwesomeKeris_Mom]

Amazing work.

[@jamesrpm3920]

Busy as a Beaver , 3 weeks wow.

[@user-pg4dh6zn7h]

viktori too Ukreine

[@Kenislovas]

Slava Ukraine!

[@janusznowak2992]

Witam i pozdrawiam serdecznie całą rodzinę 👋👍🇵🇱

[@rustyiron]

It is frustrating when you have to reopen a dam many times.. The cut has to go through the dam at the same elevation as the original stream bed, work from there in and then up to the top of the dam. Everything you remove from the dam has to be removed from the canal, ditch. Anything making white water or noise, or ripples needs to be removed, this is what alerts the beaver to a breach in the dam . It is also what the beaver use to anchor the repairs to. Keeping the cut narrow makes it easier to reopen a repaired dam.

[@TonyDay1]

Hiya from the UK

[@annzukowski2362]

USA here. Minnesota. What is your first name please? You do a very good job. Just wish you would cut across further. You make it too easy for them to rebuild. Keep up the hard work! 😊

[@FruSolsen]

Those beavers are busy😅

[@ronarant2897]

Are the beavers also digging some of the tunnels along the side of the channel?

[@jasonallen1532]

Think those beaver guys will rebuild in the same place? I guess we’ll know in 3 more weeks. 😁

[@richh.1010]

The song "Waterfalls" by TLC is now playing in my head.😅

[@user-tx3dj6dw5y]

I would have beaver hat and gloves beaver stew is good too

[@janinebell763]

How wide is the dam, do they us the wood you removewhat if they cant find new wood.

[@DamonJones-ex6om]

Where's the beavers also any babies in there did you do your do diligence and watch first or just go in I'm curious

[@stevejones6596]

Those beavers have nothing but time you’re fighting a losing battle

[@LynnGorman]

Lots of digging to drain that one.

[@kelterskelter1969]

The Beavers are very good at spotting things like stumps or live trees they can use to support a strong dam. Farmer really needs to pull those willow (?) stumps out of the channel.

[@Kenislovas]

There are a lot of job to clear the canals from bushes or stumps..

[@kelterskelter1969]

@@Kenislovas Absolutely right, lots of work to do everything. Still worth the farmer doing smaller 10-20 meter sections around the dam site if the beavers keep building back in the same spot tho. Really enjoying your Vids. 👏

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Yeah I think you’re going to need some help from a machine on that one! 👍🏽😀❤️🇺🇸

[@Verklunkenzwiebel]

LOL sometimes you have to teach a dam how to collapse (10:51)

[@45beetle]

Busy beavers

[@beozzie690]

Wow… as soon as you make the rounds of all the canals, clear those, you have to turn around and clear them again

[@richh.1010]

Job security.😅

[@RumMonkeyable]

Not familiar with Lithuanian law, but what are the farmers doing about the beaver problem? It seems they would be more proactive to manage this problem. Beaver dams in run-off channels seems to be a huge problem in Lithuania.

[@ashleymiles648]

Where are the beavers?

[@mr.xblade]

Do beavers ever show up to fix it while you're there....

[@kevinvaughn3715]

Repeat business?? Those beavers should move.

[@raymondheckard234]

You need to remove more of the dam, you leave to much and make it easier for the beaver to rebuild in the dame place

[@josephzickert4051]

Why are the farmers not maintaining these waterways on their land?

[@EternallyGod]

Small hole once again, it will be built back in no time.

[@Bluetree0502]

Do you ever worry you’ll be murdered in your sleep by a bunch of angry Ninja beavers?

[@keithdixon3913]

They will soon build that up again

[@nettestewart8769]

They WILL be back

[@Kenislovas]

Or not🤷‍♂️

[@wesburden6354]

Just keep the dam, flood the fields and grow some rice 🤣

[@jamie1682]

Leave them be.

[@503Sparky]

That beaver dam didnt need to be drained it wasn't hurting the farmer or the field you could've left that one alone I get draining them when they flood fields but it wasn't

[@Kenislovas]

You watched whole video ? without skipping ?

[@jeannewheeldon6796]

It's a shame you haven't watched or listened to all what is said on these videos, give it a try.

[@503Sparky]

@@jeannewheeldon6796 I dont watch with the sound on I just play the video in the background while I watch something else

[@canudie1978]

They will have that fixed by tomorrow. There only 1 way to stop them.

[@manontondalan9941]

if beaver trap has been discovered in lithuania then you don't have a job.

[@rickhicks6833]

You shouldn't be removing beaver dams. They have huge benefits to the environment. They are beneficial to flora, fauna, and humans. Do some research.

[@jamestboehm6450]

You sir need to become a nuisance trapper. One who gets payed to remove beaver that are causing damage and problems in canals and ditches in the area. Problem trappers in the States make pretty good money to solve problems with animals.

[@BuddhaBelly519]

Rent an excavator.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks for offer✌️😀

[@user-ei2qn9kv1m]

I see, it's a really flat, vast area with not much of a slope. I'm talking about other areas Does the southward tilt have something to do with the dryness of the northern regions? I understand why people in the fields hate beavers. 🕳←🧐 There are quite a few holes Beaver fort🦫🏰 I also thought it would be useful to use something like an underwater drill to break up some branches into tunnel-like shapes.