DRAINING HUGE BEAVER DAM || BOTTOM APPEARED ?

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Finally we got nice and warm weather. +24 degrees by Celsius Today. For doing such a job it's quite HOT :D but that's ok. I drank 2 bottles of water.
The dam was quite high and the water gone fast!
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[@Kenislovas]

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[@deeanderson4440]

I love your videos. Going to other channel next 😉. I love how you used the one log to your advantage LOL. Great job my friend 👍

[@ragdoll9786]

That big log became very useful.

[@lisavilanova1184]

This is just my opinion.. but anyone who has never removed a beaver dam and put their own life in danger to do so shouldn't be giving advice on how to remove the dam. Not you not me not anyone.

[@x2lls]

Rubbish. Just because you haven't done the job does not mean you don't understand basics and physics.

[@kenc3288]

Yeah, there are a few know it alls here Mantis, ignore them.

[@johneasley8691]

I normally use tannerite and blow the dams. It is faster and easier.

[@michaelripley4528]

Yeah they Can bite your legs clean off!!!🤣

[@MrJimbaloid]

I agree. Hello from Derbyshire and thankfully we don't have this problem. But if we did I would let a pro sort it out like this guy.

[@jakobagerstednielsen9875]

Amazing high/big dam! Lovely to see the water are draining very quickly! 😃🏋️‍♀️ I’m looking forward to follow your new room here on KZbin. 😍

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You Jakob ;)

[@lamwen03]

I was looking at those tree branches and wondering who would be foolish enough to drop them right across the channel. Then I realized the beavers had chewed them down, and it became a marvel of timber skills.

[@Kenislovas]

Yes beavers made it ;)

[@marksaunders2500]

Hi from the uk my friend👋👍 another great job succesfully opened up and happy summer yeeehhhhh👌 pleased you had a seat during this one 👍 thanks for your time and be safe see you soon👍👋

[@lisavilanova1184]

Mantis I think you do a great job removing dance keep doing what you're doing and don't worry about the instruction from those that don't do it. Awesome videos by the way I subscribe to your other channel as well.

[@gayle4804]

Great job that dam was a big one, you did what you could do that one was humongous!

[@macw2234]

Another good one. Those beavers cause a lot of good soil to wash away.

[@deb-deb17]

Mantis, great video- as always!

[@ricardom2627]

That was a lot of work to open this one. I would not trust that log going across the channel. But you're the expert. They will have a lot of work to rebuild this one.

[@martinmarsola6477]

Another fine dismantling of the dam. Extraordinary water flow. Your the best, Mantas! 🇱🇹🙂👍🇺🇸

[@retired0307]

Every dam should come with a cross bar.

[@stuartlast8156]

Another job well done 👍 had a look at your new channel, it's looking good, have subscribed 👍

[@mikedean9090]

You just do your thing bud you’re great at it enjoy as I do

[@barbthequietwatcher7069]

Great work today. Like your new channel too.😊 When I first started watching I thought nothing could beat that potatoe rake. Now I think that shovel completes it. The goal is to remove the most water before the beavers can build the next dam. 😊👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍😊👍

[@luannvondracek439]

Mantis, nice job knocking that dam out. This is your channel and I admire how you do your hobby your way. Keep knocking them down 👍👍

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@terrypomatto907]

That was a very large dam that you opened up. Good job, keep up the good work. I like your new channel and added it to my playlist. Thank You for the videos..

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You Terry! ;)

[@budpool4835]

Wrapping your tool made it more camera friendly. Nice job on the dam.

[@maxmacdonald7174]

Nicely done. Thank you for your video.

[@christopherort2889]

Great job as always.

[@conniewilburn4107]

I think that just might be the tallest damn I’ve seen you do. I know you’re doing this as a hobby because you enjoy doing. I’m happy that you let us enjoy it with you. Please don’t pay any attention to people that want to tell you how to do what you’re doing. If they can’t sit back and enjoy then they need to go tear out their own damns. Thank you for sharing your time and videos. I subscribed to your new channel

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You very much!

[@Tazzie-Freak]

What a dam. Very enjoyable to watch. I am going to enjoy your new channel.

[@131dyana]

So glad you were there and taking that dam down. you do a good job on whatever you do. Thanks. God bless.

[@bobjoncas2814]

..good job, have a good one...

[@grahamallen3941]

Great job dear friend. An amazing change well done. Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧🇺🇦🇺🇦👍👍

[@allenyeong4771]

You Tube have also finally use the right phase for Beaver Dam, thank you

[@jtolb65]

I love these videos. I usually need a cigarette and a nap after...maybe pizza.

[@johndickens7071]

Outstanding. Excellent work on that dam 👍👍. I like how did that. And A lot of water. I enjoyed watching this😊👽😊. As always stay safe my brother 👍☺️

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@JudyMenzel7]

It's good you're working in cool water on such a hot day

[@MSH-qy3bh]

That was awesome! thank you for sharing

[@rhutton7851]

As requested. Subscribed and hit the bell! 👍 The beavers really built that dam very quickly, which must be very frustrating. Are you not allowed to trap them and release them somewhere they can live without causing effect to the farmed lands? Apart from that - another superb dam removal. Stay Safe 👍🇬🇧

[@Kenislovas]

It's not my job :) Nobody asked me to catch them. I better choose to open the dam again :)

[@kenc3288]

Best dam removal yet. Keep up the good work. Cheers from Australia

[@camel1945]

Water flows!!

[@janicedaily6043]

Nice new channel 👍🏻

[@allphazeremodeling1201]

Now that is an awesome water flow

[@stanleycrim]

Why do you start w/ the shovel half way down the waterfall???? What possible good is that doing you?

[@mariagomezsalgado8253]

Hola Kelisnova🙋..ud es dueño de hacer su trabajo💪 como le plazca..a mi me encantan tus videos👏👏👍👍..no haga caso de los malos comentarios..siga adelante con el buen trabajo👌👌💖💖..desde Chile mis saludos. Cuidese mucho..!!🙏🙏💗💗

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good job ,but u got another dam 6ft behind the one you just opened lol

[@WhateverIWILLtoBe]

This one was very cool to watch! Great job! Hey Mantas, show us your ink! It looks pretty cool from what I could see!

[@nanjecm]

Great work! Got to admit that I didn't think I'd ever see you sit down on the job. Lol. Of course you didn't get much rest tho.

[@Kenislovas]

After 222 videos finally I got some rest :D

[@tompost1336]

Good luck with the new channel. It looks as interesting as this one!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You Tom! ;)

[@faridajohnson3373]

Great job as usual. Thank you so much for sharing and caring!

[@Marie-il5zb]

That what I called a very busy beavers...... I know a family of them did this.

[@ruthwright5395]

Love your videos, keep them coming.

[@DuncanEastwood]

Keep 'em coming!

[@rogerdudra178]

You do you.

[@eddykirksey8698]

Good job!!

[@ianbrowne8871]

Another epic performance. You would make a good pirate, walking the plank :-). Although the beavers left you a good perch to demolish the dam with your feet. A bit late commenting as a friend of nearly 50 years came to stay - but he was introduced to your channel!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@kevinvaughn3715]

I signed up for the new channel.

[@vladimirvujakovic1184]

You absolutely deserve many much subscribers.and from all farmers...

[@Kenislovas]

Well time will show :)

[@thims1961]

A 8-10' folding pruning saw could be a real help for you

[@DellaPicconi]

Lot of backed up water on this one,..water level really went down,..good job,..

[@stanstenson8168]

Thanks for the weather report, Mantas. You're going to have to show us your ink. Sub 335 on your new channel.

[@davidbohner2061]

Big dam Great job 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️

[@edwardbarnes2910]

I found that during my wars with beavers (some forty years ago) that it was best to start at the downstream side as far downstream as possible and work back to the dam, then work as far upstream as far as the dam went downstream. It seemed that the dam was always the center point and they extended both directions equally.

[@koldphuzhun]

Very nice work! Always glad to watch another Kenislovas video. I've watched so many of them I have a couple suggestions that may help you in your dam busting. 1) Gloves. I've seen you look at your gloves several times like a hole has been poked in them. They look like the style we in the US would call dish gloves. My first suggestion is get yourself a good pair of tough fabric gloves. There are some here that call them mechanics gloves. I'm not sure what they would be called in Lithuania. But they're tough, dense, fabric gloves, sometimes with rubber pads on the fingertips for grip. Then get yourself a box of nitrile gloves. These will give you the waterproof barrier the other gloves won't while not feeling like they're there. If you have thickness options, 7 mil is a good strong thickness that's not too stiff while 10 mil is closer to your current dish gloves. Just use what's comfortable. The two gloves together will keep your hands dry and protected in even the most pointy sticks. 2) A tool I've thought of many times that would be good for you is what we call a garden hoe. I'm not sure what they're called in Lithuania. But it would give you the bite and digging ability of a shovel while letting you pull and chunk out dirt, clay and grass like the rake. So instead of digging with the shovel and trying to lift the dense and wet clay, or trying to claw chunks out with the rake, you could chop into the clay with the hoe and pull out chunks as easily as the take would with the digging effectiveness of the shovel. Your last video with the dam made of reeds was a perfect spot for a hoe. I think you would find one very useful. Keep up the good work! Many of us enjoy watching.

[@Kenislovas]

Hello! My gloves is OK. In short period I had not proper ones. Now I bought the good ones, which lasts at least half year:) Garden hoe it's not good option. Mostly in all dams structures there are sticks and it won't go better than shovel :)

[@rogerfleury9759]

52nd! YIPPIE! BOY HOWDY! GOOD AFTERNOON Keni! Once again, SUBSCRIBE, SHARE, The best entertainment on KZbin! BLUTO SAYS, “ DON’T COST NOTHIN!” Rover in Pierre South Dakota

[@amandalowe7457]

Wow!

[@johnmolloy7177]

what about all the twiggs and branches you left in the water at bottom you have made it easey for beavers to rebuild there...lol..

[@stevensipes1823]

I really like the camera angles you use. Steven Sipes

[@50shadesofgreen]

I've been over and subscribed to your new channel, i think im going to like watching as i find things like that fascinating. Take care and God bless 🙏 💚👍🇬🇧.....Simon

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!!

[@franhibbs2494]

If you don't like the way he does the job why are you here watching the videos?

[@davidweston4007]

Stan one question ,how many dams have you busted

[@Kenislovas]

I guess over 150 for sure.

[@colingarner6175]

You moved the dam about three metres further down the stream ! It nearly washed away at one point but the water flow wasn’t quite strong enough .😊

[@jeffreytofield9764]

I can see now where the beavers have knawed the large log

[@glennmurphy1820]

I would love to see how the beavers repair or build their dam. Could you put up a time lapse camera to show that?

[@kingkong7617]

I bet the beavers have a bounty out on you.

[@BurntWings]

Hey babe just subscribe to your other channel thanks for making the videos I love them!!

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome Donette!

[@broncoclement2407]

Thanks for opening that for the salmon. But why you do not undoo the dam complitetly , you always leave the side so beaver can easely redoo it ?????

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. It's hotter than hell out there. 54C = 129F I hope it's 44 .

[@rogerdudra178]

Ut's a long ways to the bottom of that channel and there is a bunch left. Beavers have been very active there,

[@jeffreytofield9764]

Hw do beavers put in those large logs to me it looks like human dam

[@stuartcotterill9475]

Will they not have it rebuilt again by just leaving all the sticks and stuff to the sides?

[@Kenislovas]

Beavers won't use same material ;)

[@tomswindler64]

You really outdid yourself on this dam,looks like the beavers 🦫 that built this one we’re very serious about it.your videos are very enjoyable to watch,your perseverance is so commendable.keep on doing what your doing 👍👍👍🦫🦫🦫😎😎😎

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You Tom!

[@nightdweller6446]

24°c? That's winter here. I'd love for our summers to only be that warm

[@lisavilanova1184]

24 degrees Celsius is 75° degrees Fahrenheit. Fahrenheit is what we use in the US Celsius is what is used in Canada and all over Europe

[@nightdweller6446]

@@lisavilanova1184 I'm in Australia. We use Celsius to measure temperature and in tropical Australia, winter temperatures can be in the 30s Celsius

[@lisavilanova1184]

My goodness how we killed to have that type of winter. Our Winters in Chicago Illinois are usually -23 degrees Celsius. But in the United States there are different areas the southern areas the Western areas that are usually much warmer than that.

[@Kenislovas]

Lisa❤️

[@nightdweller6446]

@@lisavilanova1184 Today's temperature is expected to be 23°c. It is the subtropical area. I believe Tasmania, close to the Antarctic, will be enjoying low 7°c or possibly snow.

[@elmanguilimotan9906]

those two logs, beavers also did that? just to give additional strength on the dam

[@Kenislovas]

Yes, They did that :) They are surprisingly strong animals :)

[@stever3145]

Oddly unsatisfying. That dam will be back in a day or two. I am stressed

[@Kenislovas]

Well, maybe yes maybe no.

[@stever3145]

You got me I am not a dam expert.

[@remi3741]

this place needs to be dug out realy good with an excavater badly, so much mud needs to be replaced.

[@nasrinhabibi2974]

👏👏👏👏👌👌👌👌👌👌

[@user-cj5nq3dm9d]

👊🏾

[@allphazeremodeling1201]

Would like to see your ink to see what it is

[@jasinere35]

may i point out something that may help here, when your digging the channel its worth a note to dig the sides aswell as the bottom so that it makes it harder for the beavers to re plug the gap which is what they have been doing each time you remove part of dam they plug it back up & make it higher than before so the best way would be to remove as much of the dam meaning making the gap wider than you already do i know its time consuming but you do have timelapse feature on your camera which shows us the shortened version

[@regeorge179]

Yeah you're doing a ok job but would be good if you'd would start taking out woods and all from the bottom to around to top, and not leave any debris to float down streamline

[@Gilly14]

[@johnlaforte700]

By tonight they will have rebuilt it.

[@Kenislovas]

Maybe Yes maybe no :)

[@retired0307]

Where and when did you get the tatoos?

[@maxdukefox]

Thinking same, was a bit surprised.😄

[@Kenislovas]

I've got it In September. It means love to my home city where I am living now. It's one of my city symbols ;)

[@retired0307]

Very nice. Nothing wrong with being proud of your city and citizenship.

[@jimp.4531]

done VVV subscribed

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You! ;)

[@stanleycrim]

Great vidz, but just one suggestion - Quit pullin' a Spivey screwing around w/ the bottom! All that crap's gonna clean out fast w/o ANY of your help once you get the full flow started. Why waste your energy lifting' shit out of the bottom? Just weaken your intended drop zone and then Drop the Top!

[@lisavilanova1184]

I have a quick question Stan. How many beaver dams exactly have you removed ?

[@lisavilanova1184]

@John C thank you John my point exactly you have the experience behind you to make suggestions to help someone become more successful at doing this. But when you're not the person that has done this before you're just watching videos you don't know what will work or what won't work or why somebody does something to remove the mud at the bottom

[@lisavilanova1184]

Or anywhere in the dam for that matter

[@lisavilanova1184]

@John C thank you

[@johnd.kelley6535]

Is this removing a beaver dam? 95% of it is still intact. His making an opening isn’t removing the whole thing.

[@TheMrDarius]

Tannerite works a lot faster lol

[@TheMrDarius]

I’ll admit not being allowed to use it you sure do an excellent job clearing it out manually like that. Keep up the good work. 👍🏼👍🏼👍🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼🙏🏼

[@ludmilamacova6671]

Nov nov

[@jefferymccullough2306]

I just sub your other channel

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You very much!

[@evieuretsky9997]

Cool, I have horses so I subbed to your other channel, I have another channel I run is my goat channel if you are interested in watching my little farms antics(NorthernLightsGoats) Hope you have a great day.