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[@173guitarman]

My Mom, your oldest fan (91) was so excited when she saw we were the first one to watch this! It had zero views 🦫

[@Mikkelltheimmortal]

Your mom reminds me of my late Great Great Grandmother. We used to listen to AC⚡DC, Guns and Roses, Metallic and the like together. She passed at the tender age of 103 while listening to Metallica (self title album) in the garden. She was awesome!

[@stevenpoff6273]

Hi Mom👍😃💜✨💜✨💜✨💜😃👍

[@QuivaRPG]

Hello guitarman's mom!

[@dianeladico1769]

Hi Mom! You sound like a very cool lady. 🙂🙂🙂💖💖💖

[@173guitarman]

@Mikkelltheimmortal thnx brother, she’s got dementia and I take care of her. I play guitar so she loves music too. Once I was watching a Clapton concert while she was crocheting and she says: “ok, so you shot the sherif but not the deputy…the deputy is gonna arrest you…shuda shot em both!” Ha

[@KatherineUribe-1]

I love watching your videos, with or without a collapse. I know it's very satisfying but it can't be like that everytime. Thank you for your efforts! Take care! 🌼🤗🌼

[@tomlernerjr5083]

Nice Job. Not your usual collapse but they can't all be like that. Your farmer friend is lucky to have you do this for him.

[@user-tx3dj6dw5y]

Wow that beaver was a good engineer lol

[@lindaleal809]

Thanks for the chuckle about beavers "liking" your channel. You will get to 100,000 subscribers soon! (beavers wish they had laptops!) Not every dam breakdown can be epic but you have plenty of epic collapses. Each dam is constructed by some clever beavers who use the materials at hand and think they can beat the clever dam buster. All the best to you, Mantas, and your family.

[@deehardin6540]

That had more sticks than mud in it but I still love watching all that water run through it shows how powerful the water is so don’t underestimate what it can do.

[@jasonrowland1594]

The beavers are just making sure you have more dams to collapse for content! Another great video with awesome camerawork. Such a beautiful place too!

[@snowyherge1549]

I always feel sorry for the Beavers - they work so hard! 😭😭😭

[@ABC-o5n]

This is reminiscent of earlier takedowns with the sound of the water. It's what initially drew me to your videos. Very relaxing 😌

[@petersp63]

Great Video doing it the old school way! very relaxing listening to the water! P.S sat with my 96 year old Father!

[@dianeladico1769]

So neat that you and your dad watch the videos together. All the best to you both.

[@stormet54]

I love listening to the sound of the water rushing over the dam.

[@maryweaver7131]

71 there, 109 here in central Texas. The sound of the water is very pleasant whether the dam collapses or not.

[@user-ie5oo3dd8w]

The beavers really like to keep you busy lol. Great job on videos. Love them all. Xx🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋🙋

[@stevenhorne5089]

The beavers built that one out of steel.

[@ElijahPerrin80]

You have become the beaver whisperer and attack that dam with tact, work smarter not harder. Well done.

[@raybame5816]

An excellent removal, which you smartly used the flowing water to wash away the material rather than your digging them out just for our collapse pleasure.

[@Johnathan-ib3qh]

I always enjoy seeing your work and my favorite part is watching the background to see the water level drop. Always goof videos!!

[@Kenislovas]

Cheers!

[@jeremy1350]

Hey Papa. It is 17c in Montreal at 1:21 pm. Temps have been dropping little by slowly here. Although no cold snap to get the trees turning just yet.

[@user-uf6mb6bd3z]

I love watching his shows there's so many other beaver dam removal fellas out there but they just go on and on screeching and yelling this guy just gets right to work he's not nasty cares about nature all at the same time as trying to keep getting flowing

[@franksabatine9075]

3 cheers for Mantis . Bravo 👏 The king of Beaver 🦫 Dam destruction.

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas awesome video. Enjoyed the dam removal. Have a wonderful weekend. David B.,Utah,USA. 💞💞❤❤❤.

[@YukonHawk1]

Can't wait for the tele-handler follow up. Great job as always Mantas.

[@allegg8804]

Any help is more than any else is doing. We thank you.

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. When you find a new dam in it's old spot, the beavers are making a statement you must interpret and proceed. Never give in to a beaver, they get the idea eventually.. They don't like building a dam just to see it torn down.

[@debbie9563]

Wow! Those beavers really built that one well!❤

[@teresal5959]

Always amazes me how fast the dam gets built back 😎😎

[@rmalmeida1976]

Now if only the world's population was as industrious as the beaver.

[@philipbacon3743]

Now that was a dam. Well done in getting that water flowing again.

[@jennieswensson463]

😮😮 4.20 this is why Beavers are so amazing and such a pain at the same time. A semi aquatic rodent or two built a dam that you pulled apart for a fair while and it was still strong enough for you to jump on it!!! Thank you 👍👍

[@realphoto]

You got alot of it out. Nice job

[@siantwigge5805]

Watching this it's made me realise it's a big game of Jenga when it comes to pulling the sticks and branches out. It's just you want the whole to collapse. Love the videos, thank you for doing them

[@bobseldestagain]

I really like watching your work on these dams. It dorsnt matter to me whether they collapse or not. The water rushing doen the channel is very soothing. And i could tell this was hard work for you as you seemed to slow down about 2/3rds of the way through...just like I do, but forcme at 78 itcinly takes about 20-30 minutes. And this dam was not only an old one and wide and tall, it was also pretty deep from the fronto the back...years of packed mud and sand. Im really glad i subscribed and also joined, i just wish i could afford to send you some real money. You work so.hard

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you very much! ;)

[@ricardom2627]

One step at a time, no collapse, but the water is flowing. Great work.

[@ViKee010]

Great job Mantis. Be safe. ✌🏻🤍🤞🏽

[@marciaanderton7068]

That beaver knew how to build a dam!!

[@Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers]

DANG, I need to check my brand of coffee! At first I thought the title meant that the beavers liked your KZbin CHANNEL!! lol!

[@shaunepegrum]

Nice video mate. You can’t win them all with a dam collapse, but at least you have helped your friend out and that’s what mates are for. Have a great weekend mate 🤙😎🇦🇺

[@stu9stu9stu]

Do you mean you have Beavers subscribed to your channel?!?! That's amazing.

[@suzannaplinke7784]

I know a number of Canadian and American beavers that subscribe. 🦫🇨🇦🦫🇺🇸😅😅

[@robertjordan4691]

You would think that these farmers would pay you (if they could) to cut down all the small trees and brush along the channels. Another fine video to watch. Thank you!!!!

[@michaelstone446]

great video, thanks.

[@dianeladico1769]

Nice work. That one meter drop will surely help the harvest and also help the equipment from not getting stuck when your friend clears the remainder. Not all of them can collapse, it was still fun to watch.

[@alisonmeeks5580]

Mantas and pick up sticks. Great job as always.

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

Great job. That was a lot of water released 😊

[@tomswindler64]

Do any of your farmer friends have any type of equipment that you could use to help tear some of these dams out,would be nice for you,give you practice on running different types of machinery.just a thought.great job as always Mantas.that one fought you a bit plus rain didn’t help.great video,just continue doing your thing.be safe.and carry on.😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@michelerearden756]

That was tough but that was great.

[@rockerforlife194]

No big collapse however, still a really great job! Keep up the nice work, Mantis. And please let me know if I am spelling your name right. Very good job my Man. Now, I'm looking forward to the next one!!! 👌👌👍👍

[@Kenislovas]

Mantas my name is :)

[@rockerforlife194]

@@Kenislovas Thanks, Mantas. Love your channel.

[@patriciaturnham453]

That was one sturdy dam.

[@sardu55]

A friend of mine who removes beaver dams here in the US said once they tear down a damn they have to keep coming back once a month to remove the new stuff the beavers keep adding. Once they latch onto an area, they just won't leave. I actually got detailed when I was in the Army to help tear down 3 damns the beavers had made along a series of creeks. We used a machine to tear down the large parts then did what you're doing, by hand, for the rest. The Army hired a trapper to come along and trap the beavers or take them as hides. But he was under orders to kill them. They ended up getting 8 adult and 5 baby beavers out of that area. Then, by the next month, they were back again.

[@tinlizzie]

It is profoundly amazing how those critters can weave everything together.

[@InWithBothFeet]

That one had a lot of sticks in it. Tough to make a good collapse.

[@k1lluachan]

good to hear your bud could harvest hes produce

[@greghavers821]

superb Mantas!! thanks for this!!

[@johnduer7428]

You make the best videos

[@MichaelHolloway]

I think these dams are ancient - so the bottom half of the dam is very dense and stable - perhaps it can't be done by hand; but if I may, have you thought of lifting the front edge of the dam, that part of the mound that is 1 or 2 meters back into the pond area - if you can get the bubbles going, then move around to the front of the dam and peel up the 'toe' of the dam. If you can get hydrostatic pressure across the very bottom of these ancient mounds you may just lift the whole thing at once! Love your videos! Thanks for posting!

[@yveskc1]

Well done. You are a hard worker.

[@andreafennell7570]

You do great work to help your friend x

[@soupwizard]

They've been busy as... beavers! (there's a folk saying in the US, if you are doing a lot of work, you are "busy as a beaver")

[@richardphelan8414]

This dam was a well built they had the sticks weaved in very tightly ,These beavers weren't playing around when they built this Dam ,are they getting tired of you breaking their dams ?

[@allanpeters4403]

That one is full of sticks - wow!!

[@tomztoyz]

🦫 are keeping you busy. 👍🏼

[@eugenioriveracampos2383]

Beautiful video,...see from Chile

[@darrelljohnson9940]

Enjoy your content. 👍🏼

[@kelvingrebert7315]

good job.looking fwd to the t/h video

[@larryasa1]

That was a hard one for you. Good drawdown on the water level

[@maureenball6733]

Quite a drop visible on the sides of the bank.

[@kaycrawford1128]

I kept thinking about the kindling, firewood, garden posts and such in the wood you pulled.

[@Kenislovas]

We cannot make fires in the lands...

[@kaycrawford1128]

I was thinking of a fireplace or wood burning stove.

[@tammyterry7297]

Another job well done. Have you ever fallen in when you're dismantling a dam?

[@joeclark831]

Hi. Thank you for all your hard work I really like your videos. Regarding a camera down the channel… I know you talked about that… It would be nice to see a dry channel about 100 meters down channel get water flow again

[@johnduer7428]

Ever wonder what the beavers are thinking when they see their dam disassembled by an amateur beaver?😄

[@thomascagle8904]

Well made sucker. Oh well they don't all collapse. 😮

[@jerryjerry7561]

i heard some people talking about this guy kenny, they were saying he used to be a beaver farmer, now he breaks damns for you tube! 😁

[@BB--13118]

Not one of your "rollover" dam takedowns but plenty to tear apart. The beavers will build back though. They probably got the water blocked that night! At some point, your friend is going to have to find a way to relocate the beavers. Perhaps you could revisit the location after your friend uses his machinery.

[@terryhatcher9644]

Lots of dams lately so you have been keeping pretty busy. Are you having toctravel far to get so many. I know today's dam was near and a frequent visited one. Get with you hunting friends in a couple of months when the season comes back in to trap them for your friend. It would save some of his farmland This dam had some long limbs in it if you could walk and stomp on it like that. Raining pretty steady also by the look of it How is the new house going BTW? I know you were thinking no fun today because you had to tear this dam apart. Tell the ladies Sveiki and you Labas. BTW I am a little dizzy headed today from my now 2nd bout of Covid19. Luckily I usually get the vaccine but missed it in February. Each time I have gotten it it has been mild due to the vaccines and the antivirals I take due to my old age and other factors and I have a 8 year old grandson that brings every sickness home to me

[@enid0mom]

It was obvious after a while that the density of the sticks in this dam would make it impossible to have a collapse. Even the backside of the dam, which is usually almost entirely mud and maybe grasses and other vegetation, was full of sticks. They are LEARNING how to do this better.

[@WhatTheTarnation.]

There are videos of Beaver dams being blown up, some using heavy machines, I enjoy your hard work. Have you given any thought to trapping the Beaver? What about a burn pile for the sticks?

[@neilclarkson6060]

No collapse! 😢 but plenty of hard work to produce the water flow. Are the beavers trying to wear you out???😂 they dont know your inturnal will and desire. 😊 ❤ your work. Cheers.

[@Kenislovas]

Hard to face it :D

[@brianhyatt5547]

👍👍👍

[@johnkranz4004]

Nice work

[@JuanitaHundley]

Have you ever gotten caught in the rush of the water from the dam collapse and taken down stream??

[@Kenislovas]

Nope ;)

[@christopherort2889]

Cool video as always

[@combak2712]

Rapeseed? So it’s for canola oil, right? By the way, two suggestions/questions. Firstly, why toss the branches to the sides? If you threw them behind you and down the channel, won’t the water just wash them away? Secondly, in trouble spots like this, it might be worth it to your friend to install some sort of removable fence. The beavers will build against it, but once you remove the fence the dam will lose lots of its supports, making it easy to roll over. I’ve most seen this with culvert pipes, where it’s really easy to do, but maybe you can develop a solution for channels like this.

[@Silverhornet81]

You could almost say they are "busy as beavers" rebuilding dams..

[@StrassenbahnBen]

100-k-special: Dam Removal with a Caterpilar. :)

[@Sylvan_dB]

You need some dynamite! I was with my grandfather some times when he was removing beaver dams from where he did not want them. You can also put with mesh ("chicken wire") loosely around trees in area where you do not want dams but your trees are just little sticks so probably that would not be worth the labor and materials.

[@jsaysyay]

satisfying either way it's removed. it would be impossible to calculate, but i do wonder how much of a cumulative impact you've had on farming exports in Lithuania, i mean, think about all the fields that were aided in not being too soggy to harvest, or not drowning out the plants, or even to having the adjacent forests not drown so they could stay as a windbreak. either way it's a really nice thing you do with definitely an outsized positive impact

[@NipItInTheBud100]

LOL… most people would pay good money for a waterfall like that!!

[@DubhghlasMacDubhghlas]

Those beavers will keep building back in the same area over and over again unless they are relocated or hunted.

[@douglasriddle14]

Have any of your flat tailed friends ever come out to say hello 😂😅😊

[@petershoults8951]

Is there times when you get contacted by the authorities to clear a Beever dam ,or is it by your friends and farm owners that contact you ?

[@hotrod47944]

Do the farmers there no try to hunt the beavers down and dispose of them, so they don’t come back ???

[@marythayer787]

Looks like your beavers are a lot like the beavers in the U.S. They won't use materials from a dam that's been demolished. They think the dam failed, so they won't use the old materials.

[@ianpetherick4326]

Get your friend to burn all the old wood so they can't reuse it

[@JamesAllmond]

I still say those beavers are out to get you....

[@jayh1947]

Thank You for all your work. Please be careful for your beautiful family. Also I keep noticing the yellow and blue on your rake. Is there any Ukrainian people in your background? Jay

[@Kenislovas]

No it's kind of support.. We know what means russian occupation too!

[@bobseldestagain]

We all stand with the Ukrainians in there fight to save their homeland. I may live in North Carolina, but I know Putin won't stop unless we make him stop! Sorry for the political comments, but it's really impressive to me and my friends. ​@@Kenislovas

[@Kenislovas]

@@bobseldestagain Yes, I hope Ukrainians with other countries help will reach the Win!

[@sellier-bellot22]

have actually seen those animals at work ??? LOL🤔

[@Kenislovas]

Noo.. they work only at night..

[@robwilsn3219]

Do you ever have a beaver attack you? Or try to? Also, have you ever thought about taking your KZbin money and buying a mini excavator.

[@Eatongee]

Are you allowed to die the beavers. Would be good to have peace.

[@luisv7117]

You guys need to burn the wood other wise they will come back and rebuilt

[@Kenislovas]

Nope. Cannot burn material in nature.

[@user-eg1su6ze8u]

Another amazing waterfall collapse ❤️🇦🇺🦫👑