Beaver Dam Causes High Water!

[@teresawalker5101]

Your English has gotten so much better. Keep up the good work

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!😊

[@christophermiller867]

A little muddy, but at least its mowed. Such great drone shots too!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@JuanitaHundley]

Thank you for your hard work, dedication and also for showing us your beautiful country! 😊

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas great video. It's seems like the pipe is too small for drainage of the ditch, just may take a few days before the water level drops so the landscape can dry out. Good luck with your friend landscape and farm. David B.,Utah, USA. 🐕🐕💞💞❤❤❤.

[@stanstenson8168]

Mantas, have a great weekend my friend. Edit: I hope your friend bought you a beer, hot day for that kind of work. Edit2: Are those white storks at the end? It's always good to see them now that know they your national bird.

[@bernhardpasman157]

Always a pleasure, to see your videos.

[@charleenfoott1158]

WOW, look at all that duckweed!!!!!

[@Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers]

Are those storks running along behind the tractor at the end? They're hoping to gobble up any rodents that pop out because of the grass being cut, eh? :)

[@Kenislovas]

Yes! They are waiting for some big insects, mouses, frogs and small snakes ✌️

[@judithfairchild8620]

This is an interesting video. The beavers are very busy.

[@NatHill-c6q]

Another awesome removal 👏 ❤

[@ToxicNyteShade]

I was wondering does the water you release from the beaver dams ever smell bad? I know weird curiosity lolol have a blessed week 💞

[@Kenislovas]

Sometimes better sometimes worse :) The worst one was "Beetroots(red) channel :)

[@nikolasmarosfalvy2691]

The work of beavers is magical in bringing earth back to life. Research what they are doing in desert Nevada for instance.

[@MikkellTheImmortal]

That little power saw was a smart investment. While watching some of your older videos and watching you work with a hand saw all I could think of 'has he gotten a power saw yet?'. The answer is yes.

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah!

[@brunobarks6544]

Thanks again 👍

[@greghavers821]

brilliant!! thanks for this Mantas!!

[@phoenixsmith6026]

another good drain down my friend, never thought about the beavers damming a stream in a field, the green stuff we call duck weed in the UK

[@bobseldestagain]

Duck weed everywhere....and I live near Charlotte North Carolina

[@bobdaring7619]

Another great video! I think it's sad that no matter where one goes the world there always seem to be trash in the water.

[@jasonrowland1594]

Wow, beautiful scenery! Another great video, keep it up!

[@timjozwiak2293]

That dam was built very sturdy!

[@ThomasWLalor]

I think the beavers are learning to mix straw with the mud to make bricks, like the Israelites in Egypt (lol)

[@timjozwiak2293]

@@ThomasWLalor I agree!

[@johnkranz4004]

Great job

[@chrismccall2122]

Keep up the great work, Mantas! I hope your family is doing well. I watch every video you post. Please keep including drone footage, it is my favorite part after the collapse. Also, a suggestion, could you unblock a big dam upstream and show video of what happens to a small dam downstream when the flood hits it? Thank you!

[@008Birdman]

It feels like +43 today in Oklahoma. Actual temp is 38 but with humidity it feels like 43. It’s HOT!

[@ricardom2627]

On a hot day like this, you need Team Mantas to come in and help. I like working solo, but there are days like this an extra pair of hands is nice to have.

[@tomswindler64]

Great video mantas,hopefully your friend will be able to finish cutting the grass,too help unplug the ditches.make it easier to get the water flowing again.contact on with what you do best.be safe,watch out for the heat.😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@richardphelan8414]

Everything is eroded because no one maintains them most of that responsibility is on the property owners to maintain it's their property and their responsibility

[@bobseldestagain]

Easier said than done. Dredging channels takes the use of an excavator and not everyone has or can get one

[@dwood4835]

I'd love to have some of that Duck Weed for my Koi Pond

[@charleseddy9903]

Ya, dittos from the last guy, such a pleasure to watch how methodical you are. Con grats on the tie with Belgium.

[@michaelstone446]

great video, thanks.

[@dianeladico1769]

You're a real blessing to your friends and community. Do you think a long-sleeved t-shirt would offer enough protection from sun/bugs/irritating plants and yet be a bit cooler for you?

[@johnd.kelley6535]

Along sleeved Tee shirt would definitely serve the purpose without the heat of a sweat shirt.

[@Kenislovas]

I already bought long sleeved t-shirts :)

[@paulinerennie3500]

I understand it was hot and hard work for you, however I would have liked to see more. Keep up the great work you are doing.

[@christopherort2889]

Cool video as always. Stay safe out there.

[@thims1961]

Great Vlog One day I have to wonder would you let the upstream dam go first, it might take out the other two

[@chrismccall2122]

Me too! You should unblock a big big dam and video what happens to a small one downstream!

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. Those beavers made that dam mostly out of mud. I saw a show one time where American beavers were getting a mouth full of mud for making a dam Looks like yours do, too.

[@AbuMaia01]

Howdy, neighbor. :)

[@rogerdudra178]

@@AbuMaia01 Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana.

[@jamesrpm3920]

excellent

[@rogerdudra178]

I've seen that 'cabbage' weed in fishing derbies in the south where water can be still for a while.

[@mandyrobinson8353]

Hope everything is ok Mantas, your videos are not usually put on this late xx

[@QuentinStephens]

He was demolishing 3 dams, making use of the long summer days.

[@mandyrobinson8353]

@@QuentinStephens cheers

[@lonewolf49707]

The beavers seem to really like those reclamation channels. The plants floating on the water look like something we have in the US its called Frogbit.

[@daniellemb1592]

Hello ! What are the big birds around the tractor at the end (13:35) of the video ? They look like storks...

[@johnnyd9992]

how much u have to worry about ticks out there keni?

[@brianhyatt5547]

👍👍👍

[@rogerdudra178]

I hear that stuff called 'cabbage' or 'duck weed' around here.

[@darrelljohnson9940]

👍🏼

[@Navydave3246]

We call the green growth " Pond Algae " or just Algae. Pronounce Al- Gee

[@Frida3728]

What are the farmers doing to maintain the reclaimed land?

[@Kenislovas]

Changing eroded pipes also dealing with beavers and the dams.

[@whatwhatwhat2939]

not gonna lie it bothered me that it seemed like he didn't pick up the plastic bottle

[@NiceLoki]

I literally checked your channel 10 minutes before this was posted because I was wondering if I had somehow missed a video.

[@Kenislovas]

😊😊❤️

[@franksabatine9075]

👍👍😊❤

[@allegg8804]

Are those birds flying around his field Storks? big black and white birds.

[@Kenislovas]

Yep!

[@modularmuse]

Long sleeve shirt for the ticks? It musta been hot out there.

[@Kenislovas]

I got one!

[@michelerearden756]

Good try to removing the green stuff🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉🎉

[@stvp68]

Send that 27° weather over to the USA!!!

[@OnlyFriendsAreAliens]

It's already here at about ~85°F. Of course, that is slightly better than the 97°F we've been enduring. Thanks Mantas for helping to keep us cool. 😎

[@dianeladico1769]

You're tougher than I am, it was in the 90s and I was miserable.

[@stvp68]

@@dianeladico1769 it’s been in the 90s for a while here too, and I think places north of here are actually hotter! 80° sounds refreshing!

[@dianeladico1769]

@@stvp68 Sure does-and it's still only June...

[@timesurfingalien]

You MUST relocate the beavers if you want it to stop

[@Kenislovas]

I don’t know if I want to stop.

[@kelvingrebert7315]

such a lot of water buildup. the long grass doesn't help either

[@Riekje-qv3qy]

12’51 is the green in the water duckweed ( latin: lemna) ?

[@Kenislovas]

IDK mate👀

[@denisemurray412]

I don't think that is pond scum. It looks more like seed blown from the grass vegetation. Use a cutter to open up the area around the culvert and that should reduce the gunk from clogging the ditches.

[@johnd.kelley6535]

You have to watch out for heat stroke or heat exhaustion with a sweat shirt on.

[@patspc6688]

Do you mean blockage and blocked instead of erosion and eroded ? 🤔🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@gregkoblentz7872]

Are you wearing the hoodie to protect from bugs, sun, or both?

[@Kenislovas]

Protection :)

[@Starrynightdiner]

So why do you wear a hoodie when it is so hot?❤ BTW it was 37c here the other day. Yuk.

[@Kenislovas]

Insects.

[@Scott_396]

First Nations endorses smelly woolly beaver.

[@malcolmpym507]

A JCB would be of benefit. What about the farmers helping you.

[@hemusta1]

your canals needs to be cleaned every 2 or 3 years, otherwise you have problems all the time

[@RumMonkeyable]

Too bad you don't have equipment to clear all types of canal blockages. 😧 Have you thought of heavy equipment training?

[@Salutimondo]

He can operate the equipment he needs us subscribers to chip in and help him purchase his own.

[@patrickschweiy586]

Labas! Are you allowed in Lithuania to destroy them? I thought EU-Rights are very strictly about removing them?

[@Kenislovas]

I am not destroying beavers✌️

[@patrickschweiy586]

@@Kenislovas HAhaha! :D I mean the dams :D

[@Kenislovas]

@@patrickschweiy586 it’s allowed ✌️

[@dianeladico1769]

There have been a couple of comments about your use of the word 'erosion'. Here is the definition run through Google Translate tai, kad dirvožemis, akmuo ir kt. laipsniškai pažeidžiami ir pašalinami dėl bangų, lietaus ar vėjo: I don't mean any offense, but I don't like it when people criticize you so I put this in case you meant to use another word. Your English is far better than most.

[@joebennefield3368]

Camera get hot put in water cool it off then you can make more feam videos with it

[@goofe.washington953]

Do you have snakes in your country?

[@iansmartel5473]

European One Eyed Trouser Snakes a plenty.

[@Kenislovas]

Vipera Berus we have. But it's quite rare.

[@kmosier22]

first

[@HansvanOostende]

Great Job

[@GIJOE_1981]

Great job

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!