BEST BEAVER DAM REMOVAL EVER!

[@Kenislovas]

Merchandise - www.kenislovas.com. Thank You!

[@happycanayjian1582]

Not gonna lie, that wasn’t clickbait. That was 100% pure awesomeness…!!! Well done. 👍🏼

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You! It’s really my best collapse✌️🙂

[@reedfrey2336]

Even on ones that are less big his videos are always great!

[@OrionVR1]

You have to make a small hole and then just watch it gush out then collapse

[@blanksender7808]

my nipples definitely got hard

[@billrobbins5874]

Definitely EPIC! ♥️👍

[@FlagsinFocus]

The power of water, just shows it’s not something to mess with. Great video.

[@AnalGravey]

Then canada just HAD to give us beavers one of nature's creatures that said fudge that noise

[@kingkreole9121]

Yeah, the powerlines shown on the background are wholly owned and operated by this beaver. He was supplying locals with electricity harvested from this dam. There went his power station.

[@The_Cat_Authority]

That's the power of Pinesol baby!

[@pethoviejo]

That one goes in the hall of fame. The best one ever!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks! ;)

[@curetiamhices289]

I’ve had to help a landowner tear out a beaver dam that was causing damage. It’s amazing how solid they make them. Not just mud and wood, but rocks and gravel. Remarkable animals.

[@CB-xr1eg]

Remarkable animals, but they can be a dam nuisance!😋

[@matthewchace6362]

Tasty too!

[@milnespetchristo1882]

@@CB-xr1eg 😁😂😂😅😂

[@frosty6960]

"damage" ..

[@forandonbehalfof4753]

Errrr..... Their tails also taste great when pan-fried with a few herbs and finely sliced shallots.....

[@kevinshobbyroom3932]

Those Beavers construction skills are amazing !

[@herbiesnerd]

By far, this is the best beaver dam demolition I’ve ever seen. By far, the No.1 method everyone always uses is to cause a middle breach that always keeps the side intact. You made it uniformly thin until all of it collapsed entirely. Brilliant!!!

[@markleonard-pe3os]

That was EPIC !!!!! Man that thing really rolled over and it was cool to see the bubbles you have talked about before collapse. When I saw all those bubbles I just knew it was coming.I just know all of us will re-watch this one many times over. As I aways say make sure to be safe no video is worth your life and kiss & hug the baby for all of us fans!

[@sliestwheel]

just imagine riding the water in a kayak as it breaks

[@kellyjoiner4418]

When I saw the bubbles the whole length of the dam, I had a feeling it was gonna be a good one 🌞

[@JellyLancelot]

~8:45 ish onwards for those wanting a timestamp

[@lonnywilcox445]

If you want to keep the beavers from coming back or from settling in an area to start with, run a piece of field tile down the channel of the creek, ditch, culvert or stream. For a small ditch a piece of 4 inch slotted tile will work fine. Just lay it in and stake it down every 1 feet or so. When the beavers try to dam the ditch the water just keeps flowing and they can't figure out how to stop it because it flows into the tile along the whole length. Works like a champ. The bigger the waterway the bigger tile you will need.

[@ruthwoodard2674]

In scoring this dam event, this judge gives you a 10 out of 10! GOLD MEDAL 🥇👏🏻👍🏻🥰😘

[@gorillaau]

The judge from beaverland gave this effort a 2.0, but politically we were expecting that.

[@PMac369]

I find these videos create a sense of calm. I could watch them for hours.

[@rongregor75]

Your knowledge of and ability to collapse a dam is Awesome . The collapse itself was AWESOMER !!! Stay Safe and healthy...

[@jackscorpion4334]

I have heard conflicting reports where others have said that Beaver dams are actually a benefit to the environment. Particularly due to the way the Beavers slow the flow of water and help it stay in areas longer and to moisten the surrounding landscape. But I guess it depends on where it is and how much rainfall that area gets. The process of slowing the flow of water down is very useful and beneficial in countries that lack adequate rainfall.

[@asteria4279]

There are a benefit in ecology, but definitely considered pests by humans if they are interfering with food production. This situation is very different from a wild area or park, and huge drainage infrastructure indicates they don't suffer from water deficits.

[@edjohnston8119]

Benefit possibly if they are building in the wild, but in this instance they have dammed a small creek on someone's property and flooded their fields.

[@georgiokatash2535]

​@@asteria4279 It would make for good rice fields!

[@lukasbejcek8841]

@@asteria4279Exactly, you wrote it very well. It is a field here, so we have to consider them pests. The human perspective must be given priority in this case. Here is no place for beavers. I admire the work of this young man very much!

[@PlutozReal]

They're a benefit for natural streams because they make ponds that support diverse ecosystems that feed the surrounding area. But given the placement next to the farm fields this is clearly a drainage canal, not a natural stream. So the water it's backing up is not creating a diverse ecosystem, it's just causing problems.

[@daveycrocket4873]

Holy smokes, the beavers are busy in your area. You are becoming a professional beaver dam remover. That's one of the best Beaver dam collapses I've seen.👍🏻

[@dustysmoke4996]

Beaver into his iPhone: "Hello, Rodent Mafia? Yes, i need to contract a hit job... name is spelled K, E, N, I..."

[@charlespeyersen1955]

You worked real hard for a little over an hour and got the best results imaginable or possible.

[@Kenislovas]

yeah :)

[@randolynfriedlander9990]

Definitly one of the best collapses yet! I knew to watch for the bubbles this time. I’m learning a lot about beaver dams from you. Thank you for your hard work!!

[@kellyjoiner4418]

See the bubbles all the way across? That was a first, and an amazing roll over. 🌞

[@randyrichmond2036]

Someone downstream be like, where did all this water just come from???? 😅

[@TeSolycMandalor]

That's called a flood

[@АнатолийГригорьев-е8с]

А внизу по течению эта вода снесла дом фермера !

[@DonnaKnower_sez]

FANTASTIC! The hard work shoveling away the base really paid off! A structure can’t stand without a solid foundation and you really hit the nail on the head! Congratulations on another wonderful video! I did notice this dam didn’t have a huge mud pile on the upstream side; that definitely helped in the roll over collapse. I’m tickled about how epic this collapse was!! Your SW WI USA fan❤

[@CB-xr1eg]

No nails were hit on the head in this video, and thank goodness for that, leave the poor nails alone.👍

[@Ratt611]

Those beavers really caused some trouble! Great work!

[@kevinvaughn3715]

You are doing a wonderful job of informing us about the hardships of your farming life. Beavers are cool to watch, but flooding someone's land often has serious outcomes.

[@peterchapman3740]

yep a gun

[@oliewray8357]

​@@peterchapman3740wow tough guy 😂

[@ielbow208]

Looks like rice growing country.

[@kevinvaughn3715]

Or maybe Holland?@@ielbow208

[@peterbarlow8912]

Still looks pretty wet after!

[@waynenooffense3000]

For the first time ever in the history of me watching KZbin videos the title of the video was correct...it was the "BEST BEAVER DAM REMOVAL EVER!" thank you!! I Liked and Subscribed!!

[@evieuretsky9997]

WOW, what a collapse, that was huge and fast. Hope you have a great day.

[@henryserratos6394]

You are like an undermining engineer when it comes to removing these Dams, great job, much pleasure watching you work.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@Jimmy_Jones]

Well, the beavers didn't get planning permission, so it had to come down.

[@CortinasAndClassics]

This is the best beaver dam removal channel on KZbin

[@mankihonda983]

This reminds me of my elementary school days, when me and my classmates used to spend all our breaks building dams to the small stream near our school, we usually built it as much we could while still letting it flow in the first break and the on the longer lunch break we would block it and allow it to fill until the end of the break or maybe until the last break and then breach it so we could have great deluge downstream. It was great fun, though we did end up eroding the stream badly in parts as the rushing water carried all the nice sand on the bottom with it to the last section near our school. Such good fun.

[@deekay3064]

Nice collapse! There is so much pressure behind that water, but you’d hardly know it until such a demonstration of power occurs. Great job!

[@clevebaker8399]

My dad made us do everything by hand in the old days! I’m glad he taught me the old ways! Thanks dad! Great job!!

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@wealthychef]

Fantastic epic collapse on this one. I think it's crazy that a Lithuanian guy that removes beaver dams for a living speaks such good English!

[@luannvondracek439]

Best ever. Your introduction was brilliant and should draw more folks in. You've evolved so much from where you started from. You care and it shows.

[@stkyfngrszmooth]

My man is damn near hyperventilating watching this dam collapse. Look at all that mud just letting go and flowing downstream. This was a beautiful catch on video.

[@barbthequietwatcher7069]

I agree, this is the best. Also you are saving the trees from drowning. I'm glad you're pretty good at judging when the collapses are about to happen. Always stay safe. Awesome job. ❤❤❤❤❤😊😊

[@Psalm1188]

This is my first time on your channel. I’m 60yrs and that was awesome.👍🏼

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome buddy!

[@haraldljusarbetaren8649]

You have really found your mission in life - making beavers work overtime! This dam collapse must be a world record! Wonderful to see! And all the beavers think: "Oh, NO, is that Kenislovas guy still around? Will he NEVER give up?" We all just LOVE your videos!

[@stephendix8877]

Hi from the UK That has got to be the best collapse yet, please keep doing what you do looking after the environment and keeping us entertained

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

That was a monster of a dam. Picture perfect collapse. Wish you would have replayed that collapse over and over. Beautiful job ❤❤❤

[@severinasilva1020]

Uhuuuuuu muito lindo parabéns a migo

[@juliatownsend2324]

Goodness that's got to be the biggest rollover yet. The force of the water was incredible. Well done.

[@stkyfngrszmooth]

This is without a doubt your masterpiece when it comes to having an entire beaver dam disappear before your eyes. Absolutely awesome.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You! :)

[@dalio694]

Man, that was a thing of beauty! This was the finest collapse of all the submissions from your portfolio. Well done!

[@owizcomg]

What's amazing is beavers built the dam strong enough to hold back all that water! Great video.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@staylor5687]

That truly is the best dam collapse I've ever seen!! Awesome job!

[@davidneville1712]

It's amazing watching this guy, he works out exactly what to remove to destabilize the structure, and lets the water blow the bottom of the dam out and wash it away, incredible!

[@bmichael103]

EPIC collapse my friend....nicely done!!!

[@itsmegrimm]

Beaver dam can slower water means less erosion and in some cases less flooding from storms. They create wetland habitat for other species and they improve water quality and store water during droughts Great Removal Nice

[@tinlizzie]

WOW is all I can say. I don't think I have ever seen that much mud and junk take off like that. Great Job!

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

Beaver comes back: " *DAM! I've gotta rebuild it all over again...* "

[@loriwoloshyn7266]

I like the way you dug it out from the bottom and the way it collapsed. Awesome dude.

[@js53168]

When I started watching I had no idea you were going to do it BY HAND! Well done.

[@williamlidster5850]

That was AWESOME! 😮 Please, please, please be careful, that would have certainly washed a man away! And by the way, Lithuania is stunning; it reminds me of Kentucky!

[@sonnymolina8748]

That was EPIC when the Beaver dam started to rollover what a sight to see thank you so much for sharing

[@1bag]

You are a very pleasant hard working young man that is definitely deserving of subscribers.... And yes, that was EPIC 👍

[@hobouk3871]

Not so epic for the Beaver that spent alot of time building that large Dam 😒 That was a dam good Dam aswell, gotta give the Beaver some credit for that very strong structure 🦫

[@carlolalattacosterbosa5821]

One of the best (if not THE best) dam removal I’ve ever seen! Thanks bro!

[@deenasmusicbox]

Now was freaking awesome!! Great job you did on capturing it all and your drone footage at the end was incredible, nice peaceful music.

[@maureenball6733]

The importance of digging at the right places first, with little apparent effect, then knowing when the break is coming, and getting out of the way in time.

[@nmccw3245]

Wow! Your skill at strategically undermining the integrity of the beaver dam is exceeded only by the natural beauty of the countryside. Stay safe young man! 👍🏻😁

[@guyl4231]

At last!! A smart guy, for a change! Uses his brains to lessen the manual work needed to do a proper job! CONGRATULATIONS mate!

[@sam-f1w7u]

Fantastic. The best ever. You dug out the base of the dam along its entire length and made it thinner. So the water pressure pushed over the entire length of the dam. Congratulations.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@samlbrown6665]

Old bud, you are going to be able to charge admission like a movie theatre with film footage like this. It just keeps getting better. We will have to get you a couple more cameras for more angle shots, like one down stream showing the tidal approaching. Hollywood grade big guy, great work !!!

[@kellyjoiner4418]

Wowww! Bubbles along the whole length of the dam, indication the whole thing is gonna roll. That was the best one yet. Well done! 🌞

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@WyhnTemple]

Absolutely fantastic!! You are doing excellent work at undercutting these dams!! Always enjoy watching you!!

[@mpetrangelo]

I have watched this one several times and each time I find it thrilling. WOW!!

[@chrisharris4740]

We need at least one film where you capture the reaction of the returning beaver. "Dude, where's my dam gone?".

[@oprisancodrut8563]

I saw a lot of videos with removals of beaver dams, but this is the best

[@williamwelling4872]

That was fantastic cheers keep up the great work you do for the farmers you are a true asset in your community

[@silent-rn7ht]

I love seeing how quick the water dropped from around the edges. Soon as it dropped u could see a good foot become above water line again after ages

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@ylvafrick775]

🎉 jättekul att se ditt fantastiska jobb. Du kämpar för att göra ett bra jobb och underhålla oss 😊😊. Stort tack ännu en gång. 🇸🇪 Ylva 🎉🥳

[@mykehunt2430]

Man those beavers are a busy bunch of mammals. I have them damning off my pond and creek. It’s unbelievable how much work they do and how well they do it. After knocking the dam down several times with my tractor they started building it in a different shape so that I can’t reach it with my tractor it’s quite unbelievable how industrious those little monsters are..

[@ronblack7870]

run some drainage pipes through the bottom of the dam so that the water drains from underneath. the beavers can't figure it out .

[@DougHawken]

That’s the best one you’ve done. Those collapses are spectacular. Hope you make it to 70,000 onto 1 million.😊

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@richielittlewood867]

You are a true artist when it comes to engineering with your bare hands ✋️ ✨️ !!

[@acoolpieceoflettuce2557]

As an environmental engineer, beaver dams are extremely important in improving water quality by slowing the water down and allowing more water to enter the groundwater system. I do not know the history of this dam or the area but beaver dams are extremely helpful in creating a healthy ecosystem for fish, amphibians, and vegetation.

[@robertlivingston1634]

But it was destroying part of his field and that was eating into the income of the farm.

[@dtay0421]

Shut up spy beaver

[@davidbrent9660]

You must be part of a beaver lobby group.

[@acoolpieceoflettuce2557]

@@robertlivingston1634 I fully understand that it was damaging farm property but in any other case, these dams help increase groundwater meaning we have more water to use. Without the dams slowing water down, we lose water to evaporation.

[@acoolpieceoflettuce2557]

@@davidbrent9660 nope just an environmental engineer. My priority is to help protect human health first, then the environment

[@fordguy8792]

I live near a Beaver pond and it's surprising how much damage can be done when they stop up a creek in the wrong place. The city has to come out every so often to knock down the small dams they build to keep the nearby streets safe. Sometimes the dams are beneficial, sometimes they pose a hazard. Do what you gotta do!

[@kac0404]

Man, I just love these beaver dam busting videos.

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome buddy! ;)

[@cathtaylor2771]

You are right. That was EPIC, well done and the farmer will be so grateful too.

[@GIJOE_1981]

WOW!!!! That was awesome! great job!

[@eastcoast16s]

It would be cool to have a camera 100m or so down stream to catch the rush of water after the collapse! My new favorite youtube channel!

[@ArcticAirUltraPro]

The beavers are trying to restore the wetland that agriculture took over and monocultured, removing all the bugs and birds that naturally would thrive

[@justd3fy]

Cringe beavers

[@martinswiney2192]

Everyone knows that beavers are actually Russian invaders and have no place in a civilized world.

[@GoldenBoy-et6of]

Oh look a dumb democrat who doesn't understand that our population wouldn't be possible without farming

[@Jimmy-Legs]

Good point bro

[@joshgomez5263]

That may be so but I rather have this farmer crops grow that I can eat than have bugs eat beaver poo!😂

[@DeadZone318]

Totally EPIC. I agree, best beaver damn removal EVER!!!!!!!! Very impressive.

[@ElwoodBlinken]

Ok that was with out a doubt the best collapse ever! I mean since the beginning of time! How can you ever top that? Thank you!

[@SandiSteblaj]

bravo maestro... you have a dream job- water, weather, sun, wind,...

[@cass612t]

Another excellent dam collapse. The volume of water moved a ton of mud, and wood. You're quite the engineer of collapsing dams!

[@ragdoll9786]

I had to watch it over and over. With the drone you could see how really saturated the fields were.💥💥💥💥👏.

[@jormatakala8321]

These videos are excellent! The enormity of releasing as much as a million gallons of water is very satisfying! Good job!

[@larryl43]

the collapse was so cool. I am very glad to see you had moved away when you did. awesome footage

[@patrickmihajlovic4112]

Thank you for this fantasticly interisting vid !!! It's OBVIOUS you didnt do this for the first time....! Impressive and a 👍 from me !

[@geoffreylee5199]

We have so called nuisance beavers in northern Ontario too. Dams are removed and on occasion they are culled. We have large areas where people don’t go, including the Aboriginal population, so there must be some monster dams that have grown over decades.

[@chadc1982]

Bravo!! Stunning; marvelous to watch. The dam, as it rolls over and dissolves gives me a sense of peace.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks! :)

[@NANDOFFDataRecovery]

Strangely satisfying , I could watch these videos all day long.

[@uprebel5150]

Beavers are the best dam builders around.

[@Kenislovas]

Nobody else building the dams :)

[@KarrierBag]

I really enjoyed watching this, while sitting on my boat on a canal in North of England, thank you.

[@KarrierBag]

and have subbed too

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you buddy!

[@Abears_]

I’ve seen a ton of damn breaking videos and that’s one of the most satisfying for sure. Most people just rip it from the top but to see it collapse more naturally is far more entertaining

[@evoxpop2088]

Solid construction. Beavers were born to build.

[@wileycoyotesr8623]

The collapse was spectacular. The mud liquified and then gateway. Hope to see more videos. Thank you.

[@jamestamis9207]

Now thats working smarter not harder. Letting the water pressure break the dam. Great job there.

[@barryk8969]

Best dam failure I’ve ever seen. Well thought out. Well executed. Beautifull results. Bravo

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@davidtmccarty]

Usually KZbin titles are BS. That actually WAS a killer dam collapse. Maybe the best.

[@gmc0422]

I'm a fan of the US KZbin channel, Post 10. His content is mainly unplugging culverts running under roads, but being in the northeastern US, a lot of those blockages are the results of beavers. Quite a dam you took out there. Loved watching the eventual collapse. Congratulations. Now if you can get rid of those bloody beavers..... Post 10 works with the local wildlife authorities to get the beavers that are the troubles located to other places where they won't be coming back to rebuild their dams.

[@Iamkcs2c]

I did not know they allowed relocations in New England. Down here in VA it is not allowed. All of the suitable habitat is considered to already be filled by beavers, so relocating would just cause fighting and starvation

[@joannewoodward3480]

Why is it so satisfying to watch things like this?

[@Kenislovas]

Need to ask of psychologist :)

[@ManiacRacing]

Very satisfying! Moving water is fascinating. I used to play as a child in a local creek making dams and water features just for fun.

[@gren509]

I am a Beaver, and even I enjoyed that :-)

[@joshgomez5263]

That was the BEST beaver dam removal!! By far and I have seen many 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah!😉