Beaver Dam Removal || Will This drill BE USEFUL ?

Hello,
I've tried to use some new tool to open the dam. It's kind of project for the future. After I make hole in the dam, I can put the pipe inside the dam and reduce the water.
Also new thing camera downstream.
#dam #beavers #nature #satisfying #asmr
Enjoy guys!
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Thank You very much!

[@Kenislovas]

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[@topgazza]

I'd also recommend drilling some holes low down so it undermines the dams integrity and like the higher holes allows water pressure to begin to break it up

[@apeflawless]

More holes and cow bells

[@Me-qp8vz]

Hi George!

[@afberglund2764]

some dynamite sticks in the holes

[@camel1945]

Very good job because some farmer put the seeds on the land in fall! When water comes the seeds die!!

[@franksabatine9075]

That drill is genius , smart thinking 😊

[@rongregor75]

Good Show, Kenislovas...Bravo...

[@sarkisiangeorge]

I am very happy that you took my suggestion of drilling a hole in the dam about two feet below the top so that the power of the water would help you open up the dam. You might also try using a pick axe to chip away at the dam instead of your rake.

[@Me-qp8vz]

I suggested a pickaxe about 4 months ago. Maybe he'll listen to you.

[@sarkisiangeorge]

@@Me-qp8vz You are a good man. We are always thinking of ways to maximize the efficiency of doing a job.

[@lisavilanova1184]

I had suggested this a year ago. He tried it once and felt like it didn't work for him.

[@sarkisiangeorge]

@@lisavilanova1184 you are also a wise soul.

[@lisavilanova1184]

@@sarkisiangeorge thank you

[@rgoers]

OMG. How could I NOT contribute to you after this video! I never imagined you'd be able to build the drill yourself. That was really creative. But yes, it did do exactly what it was supposed to. Since the drill bit isn't very wide you need to put quite a few holes from the bottom of the dam up torwards the middle. The hope is that when you pull the top down (if it doesn't collapse by itself) that the holes will make it so the rushing water erodes the bottom of the dam out without you having to dig. Or, at least, dig nearly as much. You did a fantastic job digging on this one, both in making it deep in in widening it. Thanks - this was really enjoyable to watch!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You for support very much! appreciate!

[@teresal5959]

Tool worked great I thought! Good video👍👍👍👍

[@67cyborg1]

Cool tool mate 👌.

[@slwsnowman4038]

I think the drill idea is good and will work better if you have it so it grabs more material when pulling it out.

[@derlalee5475]

Good job! Using the shovel is a good idea!

[@grahamallen7228]

Great job Kenislovas! Think the drill will work well for you. Take care and be safe. Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍

[@terrybell4032]

I have had beaver in my SW Wisconsin stream. I welded a chain hook to a rebar and could then poke the rebar through the dam near the bottom and then fasten a chain to it and pull the chain back through the dam and then wrap the chain around the dam and cut it in two with the chain. a tractor is handy for this phase but a come along or winch might work. Cutting the dam into two or three sections the sections can then be removed more easily. Good luck, I enjoy your videos.

[@underdog24861]

That drill idea was very creative! Please continue to work on that drill and other ideas you have. You are young and have a great chance of creating tools that work awesome!

[@cturner7050]

Very good tool

[@April-iz6lw]

Fabulous! We could never say "You should have gone wider!" with this video because you literally dug FAR into the ground beside the dam!

[@mariagdaws6083]

Wow, you realised so much water Hard work you’re doing Thank you for sharing 🌹🌹🌹

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. A drill would work on something not made of sticks and mud. Old fashioned dismantling has worked in Montana for 200 years.

[@x2lls]

Oh good heavens, what a drop of water level! That must be one of your record ones!

[@jasonallen1532]

Love the new tool, very creative with great potential! The rake is still my favorite.

[@luannvondracek439]

Mantas, first congrats on 27k subscribers. Your drill idea is brilliant! Keep thinking and creating and it'll pay dividends! Enjoyed showing the progress of the culvert as you were working away. I realize this isn't always feasible for you, but it added a relatable perspective between your work and where the result was going. When you showed the "20 minutes later" I was stunned! That may be your fastest draining yet. Keep up the great work!

[@shawnbarczak1766]

Thanks for the down stream view.

[@roseannevillalobos3949]

Thank for the video

[@hamiltonmaere1565]

Garden folk may be able to work it's way better through the mud and sticks then the spade. Spade moved a lot when water was flowing fast. As for the screw idea place a pipe with wings that grabs the blockage and use a winche to pull the dame down. Just my thoughts

[@banksiasong]

Incredible watching all your effort, and the near slip (take care), and then seeing the flooded portion empty like a bathtub.

[@emanueledinatale4645]

Il nuovo attrezzo e geniale.

[@jeffreyshier9021]

Nice job!

[@jameyross7915]

How is it that I can sit all afternoon and watch these?

[@DavidHornblow]

Forget the drill.... get a drone to show before and afters I love your content

[@emanueledinatale4645]

Ottimo questo sistema della trivella.

[@l.e.wyrick9915]

There is only so much farmland in the whole world 😊

[@bethdurbin3279]

A breaker bar (what we call in the US) would be a great tool for breaking the clots of branches and grasses then a shovel. Just a suggestion and it would be less work on your part. Thank you for sharing this video!!!!

[@ragdoll9786]

Great idea to make that drill. I'm sure it will be of good use in the furture

[@lyudmilaok630]

Спасибо👍🤝

[@danskehans]

I bet that the beaver dam was back, good as new, after just a couple of weeks.

[@Kenislovas]

we will see :)

[@londa6290]

This guy rocks! I love his videos but... I will never forget who inspired him... POST 10🔥🔥🔥👍👍👍

[@bobjoncas2814]

...GOOD WORK, KEEP SAFE..

[@mamabear58walker83]

cool tool! I think it will be very helpful.

[@jameyross7915]

That's a novel approach.

[@annoymous30]

Excellent, that was so much 💦 water. Please stay safe. Really enjoy your videos. Ignore negative armchair criticism-let's see them do a better job. Carry on busting those dams your way. Keep smiling 😇

[@andrewjones-productions]

I think an auger (for drilling fence posts etc) would be more effective than a drill.

[@Darknamja]

My thoughts exactly. 😉

[@jamesbreault5762]

Looks great,good job

[@russnixon6020]

You might think of renting or leasing a small. stand-up excavator with a claw basket. This would allow you to clear a wider gap more quickly and also quote the land owner a price for clearing the downed trees further upstream. The excavator would also allow you to clear the spoil to the bank instead of letting it flow downstream to clog other narrow gaps or culverts. It would also keep you out of dangerous moving water. If I lived near you, I would make at least part of that investment.

[@Kenislovas]

I am thinking about that :) But yet I don't have finances for it.

[@ms-mac521]

👍👍👍

[@MetaView7]

That's a lot of water this dam is holding.

[@cynthiagonzalez7595]

filled that culvert up quick. from dry to full. I don't remember this dam, but nice area.

[@thims1961]

Congrats on 27k subscribers but working around the drop off's dangerous, if you fall & the rubber suit gets filled ;) Working on the shoulders of the Dams safer & will make it harder for them to build back

[@brendaadams9244]

Good afternoon you need to remove the whole dam so it takes them longer to billed

[@Kenislovas]

2 days instead of 1 :D

[@juicequad]

USE AN ICE AUGER TO PUT A HUGE HOLE IN IT!

[@mg1matthewgamer155]

Why not widen the water passage? so the the beavers may takes time to clog it again?

[@linato1855]

He usually leaves very little to rebuild.

[@maximoapolo7834]

Mientras más pequeño es el hueco de salida Menos agua sale

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

What country are you in? It is beautiful there. Keep making those beavers angry. I can not stop watching 😊

[@Kenislovas]

Lithuania. Thanks!;)

[@jackman6256]

Why not keep drilling from top down also could weaking the dam also That would help you when digging A lot at bottom. Also

[@tompost1336]

Nice innovation, and congratulations on reaching 27K subs.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@elizabethscott2895]

It’s plugged on the other end

[@creusaribeiro1333]

Oi abra essa valeta com trator ou com escavadeira

[@kevinvaughn3715]

I would guess no.

[@maxmacdonald7174]

All most too big to be doing by hand? 😀

[@retired0307]

How many days a week do you do this on average?

[@Kenislovas]

3-5

[@markgagnon7029]

You keep making a small channel in dam. Growing up in a rural area we had beaver issue. Our beaver expert said you need to dismantle the whole damn and after a few times the beavers will leave.

[@Me-qp8vz]

Nope not true. Watch Post 10's videos. He pulls the whole dam apart and within a day they always come back. There are some dams he has been pulling apart for years and they still come back. Only thing that stops them is being trapped. Well in the areas he films anyway.

[@markgagnon7029]

The dams need to be completely removed and it takes more than once. Also post10 unclogs culverts blocked by nature and beavers. There is a clear difference. Beavers will give up when they have to build a new dam. They won’t when they just have to clog a pipe.

[@rgoers]

He has said many times that he really just wants to drain the water. He isn't really trying to get rid of the beavers. That said, I would love to watch him trap beavers and see him let them go in a new place.

[@markgagnon7029]

@@rgoers Trapping them is actually really hard but I agree However that won’t make you any money on KZbin.

[@excession3076]

@@Me-qp8vz As others have pointed out, Post 10 unclogs culverts and he only clears dams where they are causing damage to the roads. If you watch MsTech86 who is employed to remove dams in very similar areas of countryside/terrain (Poland), you will see that he removes practically every scrap of the dams. (And he doesn't send a ton of sticks downstream). There's another YT channel, Gene Plumley, based in Canada who is also employed to remove dams and he removes everything as well.

[@rogerdudra178]

A drill will make a hole, you want to take out the dam completely, I say the drill is baggage.

[@jamesdoyle6086]

Here in the US some people use Tanarite and a high powered rifle to blow up beaver dams

[@rgoers]

He has said it generally isn't allowed or he would need to purchase a permit.

[@jamesdoyle6086]

@@rgoers no permit needed here

[@jamesdoyle6086]

@@rgoers it’s not classified as a explosive it takes the high impact of a rifle bullet to set it off by compression

[@rgoers]

@@jamesdoyle6086 You live in Lithuania?

[@jamesdoyle6086]

@@rgoers no the usa

[@russellkeeling4387]

Did you trap and move the beaver first? You know that beaver are a keystone creature and have more value in nature than you.

[@garystanfill7806]

I guess 27k viewers all can’t be wrong I think this guy is so boreing I would rather watch Paint Dry than watch him

[@becky3420]

Will beavers rebuild a dam with old materials that have been removed?

[@Kenislovas]

Mostly they are using new materials ;)

[@tomswindler64]

Does not hurt to try something new.great video as always.curious do you shut down opening the dam’s for winter and if so,when water freezes or first heavy snow.or is that a better time to destroy the dams.keep doing your thing and keep your channel moving forward.kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎🦫🦫🦫