Draining Flooded Bridge By Breaking MONSTER SIZE BEAVER DAM !

[@foxriverbushcraft2345]

Hey Folks And Welcome Or Welcome Back 👋🏻 Hope You Enjoy Todays Episode 👍 see y’all soon

[@MATTREBARCHEK28]

THANK YOU FOR DOING THESE VIDEOS IT COOL SEEING WATER DRAIN FROM BLOCKED AREAS OF WATER🥰😍

[@rykerbill6832]

Hi you need to buy a pair of chest waiters

[@Quid2005]

The dam looks like just a tangle of sticks but it really is a well designed and complex structure. For millennia, they have been building these dams practicing hydrology, ecology, physics, construction and mathematical sciences, forestry, and many more -ologies that I've forgotten… and I bet there’s not a college degree among them!

[@robertafierro5592]

They are really amazing engineers! That dam is so strong. It's like a puzzle!!

[@fransinyard891]

Hey there it's Fran Fine! Lol! I'm glad to see a video from you tonight! That's what's up! Great video! Much love from Henderson Ga

[@Geolog66]

Great video! The size of the logs those beavers float to their dams never cease to amaze me. Very satisfying beaver dam unclogging.

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thank you for today’s clearing. Excellent water flow! See you soon. ❤😊

[@sophiagavra2872]

Very good job 👍

[@MATTREBARCHEK28]

MERRY CHRISTMAS AND HAPPY NEW YEAR'S FOX RIVER 🎄🎄🎄🎁🎁🎁

[@camel1945]

NICE AND GOOD WORK THANKS!!

[@mademoisellekaya1438]

That orange you saw is the sand floor of the pond. That is a rud going to their pile of food they have right there, their entire winter supply. Where is that bridge that is threatened? Wished you showed that too ? But, clearly this is a primary pond you are working on.

[@grandpajohn3455]

Woooo 😮 that’s some dam the beavers made and next to houses, great work drawing back the flood waters. There’s a whole clan of beavers 🦫 in that area

[@richardhead68]

ya started at the broad end. it's narrow by the tree. unless you want to work all day.

[@jochenwandiger9123]

Hallo aus Deutschland, mal eine Frage?? Ist das Deine Arbeit oder machst Du das auch in Deiner Freizeit. Ganz toll 😊😊👍👍👍

[@barbaramullens3097]

That looks like sulfur from an underground well. Wishing you a Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year. I really enjoy your videos.

[@kaycrawford1128]

What a dam! You had your work cut out for you.

[@nettestewart8769]

Sotty Jon but I'm not lmpressed today the beavers will be laughing they will built that back in no time 😢😮😮😮

[@dennisdiez3587]

think it be awesome to be there and help you out some time

[@dirkster42]

Be careful with the beavers - their bites can be lethal. We want you around for much longer!

[@robertafierro5592]

This breaks my heart.

[@foxriverbushcraft2345]

Sorry not sorry, this dam was causing flooding to property and starting to submerge a bridge and was a few hundred yards from people’s houses 👍

[@robertafierro5592]

@@foxriverbushcraft2345 I totally get it. I really do. I was just thinking about the babies under there and all the time they put into building it..I just love animals..They're so much better than people.

[@MzKari]

Now to just trap em and relocate them the heck outta there out in the middle of no where

[@outdooradventures3161]

This was a great episode fox 🦊 monster beaver 🦫 made that dam for sure they definitely work out 💪 lol 😂 great job 👏

[@DaveArty]

I think the orange may be the sand on the floor of the creek

[@marilynhemingway5219]

WOW crazy beavers are no match for Jonathan.

[@user-df6mf9mb2l]

The other problem: you guys actually leave all the resources to rebuild the dam. The beavers come back and all the resources are all around from the broken dam now it is easier to rebuild. Might be best to haul off the resources, and they would have to gather the resources again.

[@Gertyutz]

They don't re-use branches, only new material.

[@johnevans8553]

Yeah you drained the water down but the beavers will have that 1 1/2 foot breach patched up in no time. If you want to see how to really remove a beaver dam watch MS Tech 86!!

[@user-df6mf9mb2l]

You are doing a wonderful service thank you. Please study how beavers build their dames. From what I see, they build from the bottom up so now the top of the dam is the last layer. Pulling logs or branches from the middle wastes your energy. You have two arms free why do you throw one branch away at a time. You tired me out just watching how inefficiently you work. I notice all of you dam breakers do this. The beavers are incredible engineers. They use large logs, then branches and then leaves grass and mud, and this is how they build the dam. This method is repeated over and over again until it stops the water.

[@user-mj3uy1pt7m]

Шире надо чистить!!!👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎👎🇷🇺🇷🇺🇷🇺