Flooded Forest Through The Excess Water In The Beaver Dam - Two Dams Removal With Excavator No.61

[@msTECH86]

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[@edosborn2135]

Huma,s destroying nature's beauty, no wonder Weare. On our way dowand out.n

[@nallen1912]

Beavers are awesome builders.

[@sharonwalker6595]

Your excavator partner is amazing. I like the way he uses the mud to pack down the sticks making it harder to use what was just removed!

[@msTECH86]

By the way, this is my brother 🙂

[@ClemsonTiger75]

Correct me if wrong, but beavers never re-use anything.

[@tomscotland]

@@ClemsonTiger75 Post10 taught me that too.

[@snuugumz]

Gotta love that Post(10) Man! These gents know their biz, to be sure, and their homeland is quite lovely, but something seemed odd, something was missing, until it dawned on me: no talking, or at least very little! I realise they speak Polish, but isn’t that what the translate feature is for? But, seriously, i am NOT complaining. I can follow the plot, and l know Who Dunnit!! Those ‘dam’ beavers! Thanks, guys! And galz!

[@wilmamcdermott3065]

Beaver will never reuse what u dig out

[@shanecampbell2717]

Always amazes me how dang good of and engineer a beaver is. I have a lot of respect for them creatures. But they sure do a lot of damage.

[@msTECH86]

Nothing more nothing less 🙂

[@ricoludovici2825]

All they do is pile sticks on the low spot of the stream. The stream does the rest. It silts in the gaps. And they just keep doing it higher and higher. Watch when they pull all the sticks out. They have to dredge the apron behind the dam to get the flow going again.

[@iannidd]

Not damage. Maintaining water within the stream system. Natural water holders. Misunderstood unless you're goal is to dry your lands.

[@ricoludovici2825]

@@iannidd Correct. There are many other vids of private and public groups working to reestablish beavers or construct 'beaver dam analogs' in the western US. These dams contribute to increased availability of water and a rise in biodiversity.

[@A_well_-_fed_boa]

Бобры запомнили экскаватор,месть будет жесткая

[@williamgarrity9482]

That was a great fishing hole ,not anymore for a while anyway .great video. Do your job.God bless yall real good.

[@msTECH86]

Hello. God bless you to 🙂🙂

[@DRpokeme]

Good work. But may I suggest get a Drone 👍👍

[@cruisevideo1]

The before and after are amazing!

[@maxdukefox]

He does this for a living, I think he knows the best way for him to do it! Great job!

[@msTECH86]

Good morning 🙂 Don't worry, I'm already used to the fact that some viewers know better than us how to do our job😉 Greetings 🙂🙂

[@СергейФролов-ы9ш]

​@@msTECH86Зрители как правило знают как делать Вашу работу. Свою работу они делают не слишком хорошо. 😊

[@teresal5959]

Huh hum hum......I see you over there eating while excavator doing all the work lol lol lol.. I love watching excavator dig these out!!!! Loved video!!!

[@msTECH86]

On that day I was soaked, but this is the work in the field. But at least I had time for lunch 🥪🥪 Greetings to you Teresa❤️❤️

[@Jordendog]

Would love to see the effects of releasing all this water so quickly about 1/4 mile downstream.

[@davidglaum2538]

So would I .

[@madmaximilian5783]

@@davidglaum2538 the thought process of putting the same dam building debris right next to the same beaver building spot makes a whole lotta sense...NOT!!!

[@Salutimondo]

@@madmaximilian5783 They do not reuse the old material. Because the dam "failed" it seems their natural instinct is to believe the materials are defective. Perhaps it didn't occur to you that there was a reason for leaving it there.....

[@madmaximilian5783]

@@Salutimondo thanks for sharing your experience and knowledge.

[@angelasenisi9168]

Hello Maciej! Watching again on my laptop (Lina). Have a nice weekend, my friend! I can't find the hand waving sticker on this thing! 😄😄😄😄

[@msTECH86]

Hello Lina. Let me help you 👋👋😉

[@farmer9180]

Wonder how long it took the beavers to rebuild.

[@user-lk4ue6cz3j]

Несколько Ночных Смен/ в зависимости от Глубины /

[@pradeepjoshi4166]

Very sensible use of jcb machine..pradeep

[@WalkingTrekAvventure]

Nice initiative and nice video, I will take a cue to clean up the rivers of my country. A greeting.

[@daciatravel.647]

Very nice work! 👍👍🌲🌳🍀☘️🌿

[@msTECH86]

Good morning and thank you ❤️🙂

[@lykas76]

Самая лучшая работа в мире 🎉🎉🎉

[@3cl1]

Beautiful area, you should make a video showing your town/city.

[@msTECH86]

Hello, I live in the countryside 🌳🍓 kzbin.info/www/bejne/b5CXh4SEr9KMetE ❤️🙂

[@michaelboerio8835]

That's not a river , it's a creek . The Beavers will be back to rebuild . They are resilient animals . It won't matter if they trapped the Beaver responsible for the 2 dams and moved them else where . Other Beavers will rebuild .

[@LJB103]

You really need a bucket with a "thumb" to make it easier to move the really big stuff. I'm surprised that we didn't see you get in with the chainsaw and remove, at least, the lower branch of the fallen tree that is just on top of the water; it is already catching stuff to create a future blockage. What determines whether you use machinery or remove dams by hand? Very enjoyable video.

[@Swinginspanners]

It's job security mate 😉😅 If he does to good of a job then he can't come back in a few years 🤣

[@LJB103]

@@Swinginspanners At least that's better than the ones that are back in a few weeks!

[@Swinginspanners]

@@LJB103 veryvtrue

[@msTECH86]

😁😁 We actually went back two weeks later😉

[@msTECH86]

Hello. Some places are simply not accessible with an excavator. Other times, we work in completely different places, and sometimes it is simply unprofitable to go to one or two dams with an excavator, so then I drive a passenger car. Btw we only work on what we have commissioned. You can't just go into the forest and start cutting down trees without permission🙂 Even the fallen ones 😉 Besides, there were a lot of other fallen trees in that stream, and we just had to remove the beaver dams🦫🦫

[@ЛЮТИЙ-ц8ъ]

Привіт з УКРАЇНИ🙋‍♂️ Ви В НІМЕЧЧИНІ ЖИВЕТЕ? ОХ уж ці бобри 🤷‍♂️ робота на відмінно 👌дерево упавше треба було теж прибрати.... Підписався на ваших друзів теж інтересне відео....

[@arogue469]

You need to get a drone, so we can see the effects the dam has on the surrounding terrain - both before and after removal.

[@raimundmanns2523]

Das mach’s Du per Hand wiederum besser😊❤L.G.Dein Freund Raimund

[@msTECH86]

Hallo mein Freund🙂🙂

[@camel1945]

Save the Forest the river flows this good work thanks!!

[@msTECH86]

Good morning 🙂

[@andrewpaige6571]

I love watching this video

[@АлексейКорягин-и3ц]

Бобры Вас без работы не оставят!

[@michellecarter5987]

These beaver dam removal videos are very relaxing!!! I was several channels everyday

[@msTECH86]

That's why I invite you to my place more often 🙂🙂

[@geldwascherd9580]

Two beavers have none. This is quit not fun

[@paweisyn7446]

Siema Majstry!!! 🙋 Już paczam ;)

[@msTECH86]

Witamy kierownika 🔥🔥

[@billfeldman3234]

GOOD JOB

[@msTECH86]

Thank you 🙂🦫

[@cathystockton2721]

The time lapse was fun. Could you do one of episode 24? Or any, really. They're all good.

[@msTECH86]

Hello Cathy🙂 I am really happy to hear these words as I already thought no one liked the time-lapse version ❤️❤️ In time I will do this version for every episode where I manually remove dams - you just have to give me some time🙂🦫

[@linato1855]

Hello there! Nice job again….Did you remove that fallen tree across the creek after filming? I don’t believe you would leave it there. Good afternoon and take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@msTECH86]

Good day. We didn't remove this tree. In fact, we can only do what we are commissioned to do. And there were many more fallen trees in that stream🦫🦫 Stay safe my friend❤️❤️

[@gobbletegook]

I have a friend in northern WISCONSIN that owns property that contains a creek. Within a month of these little guys building a dam, they killed hundreds of pine trees because the water rose in the spring over the banks and did them in. A couple of years later, the once beautiful landscape is now nothing but grass with dead or dying tree trunks.

[@johne3735]

Why is Wisconsin in allcaps? Sounds like your yelling it.

[@gobbletegook]

@@johne3735 Its good to know it got you excited

[@johne3735]

@@gobbletegook im not. Why would you think that?

[@bobjoncas2814]

good one, keep safe

[@msTECH86]

Good morning. I love you don't forget about me😃👊

[@bobjoncas2814]

@@msTECH86... i enjoy your vids, keep 'em coming...

[@duckling9854]

Like to see the water rushing out but hate to see the dam destroyed. 😅

[@gowonclasp7249]

I love the kind of work you doing things like these are very motivational watching you guys clearing those dams is very exciting work like this needs to be respected

[@HunniBee.v2]

Does it?

[@imreivanics9699]

I am with the beavers! Go beavers!! :)

[@Beardlovesdog]

How do beaver dams help the environment? Environmental Benefits of Beavers - King County Beaver dams are like speed bumps in the streams and help slow down the water as it moves through a system. Slower water means less erosion and in some cases less flooding from storms. Ponds also absorb some of the water even if they already appear full, so the volume of water also decreases through a beaver system.A

[@Ntwadumela1]

These ditches and canals were dug in places where there was too much water. If local farmers thought there was not enough water, they could raise the water level with weirs.

[@ralphllivrah9551]

Leave it and have a fishing hole. These beavers are very important for the ecosystem.

[@joannemullennix2021]

How do we hear all sounds but that of the machinery’s? Beavers amaze me.

[@tomjay5471]

I was wondering the same thing, anyone have an answer?

[@andersekstrandrasmussen8444]

Is it allways raining in Poland??? :D

[@msTECH86]

Only on the days when I work 😁

[@andersekstrandrasmussen8444]

@@msTECH86 LOL Of course

[@geoffreylee5199]

In the middle of wilderness parks in Ontario are some massive dams, they are great at limiting forest fires. In agricultural areas, no thank you.

[@bryanmaxwell7332]

Do what you gotta do to make a living and feed your families. We, as humans…are the dominant species on this planet…not beavers. Much love and respect from my family to yours…🇺🇸🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@DuncanEastwood]

Keep 'em coming!

[@msTECH86]

Good morning 🙂

[@andrewbodor4891]

Next, to keep channel clear. Get forty feet of six inch perforated Corrigated flexible drainage pipe. Place 2/3 of pipe upstream and 1/3 down stream of the dam inside the area that was excavated. Clamp down the upstream portion into the lake (stream) bed.

[@jeffcarwile565]

How long was it before those critters rebuilt that dam?

[@jamessweet5341]

I have an ignorant question or two. Is there any clearance required to do this, given that there's going to be uncontrolled release of a large amount of water? Is there any liability for damages downstream if they occur?

[@JimB49]

Most ranchers farmers need that water to feed livestock and growing fields.

[@michaelmixon2479]

Mr. Beaver went to a lot of trouble to build that damn.

[@robertscutt2904]

Mr. 🦫 And Mrs. Beaver 🦫❤ I Have 🦫 An Opinion On This Beaver 🦫 Dam Busting. The Beavers 🦫 🦦 🦦🦦 🕊 🐟🐟 🦢 🐟 🐟 🦆🦆🌳🦬🌲🦌🌳Community 🐿🌲🦃🌳🦨🌳🐇🌲🕊🌲Is Huge, And They Keep The Water 💧Table High For All, To Have A Bountiful Life. Beavers 🦫🦇🦫Are Essential To The Health Of Wildlife Habitat.🦉 Capeesh 🙏🏻🇺🇲 🦅

[@finn3408]

Leave the Beavers alone.

[@rangerbass5207]

Love your videos. New subscriber.

[@marcplucinski8846]

They keep you dam busy!

[@alok-iz8lq]

How long do you think it takes a critter to do that ?

[@James_P60]

Thats a nice size beaver dam you tore out but in my opinion the excavator needs to clear out the backside of the dam better before opening it up so most of the sticks and debris don't get washed down the ditch/creek and create problems later on, like when you do it by hand you start on the backside then use the potato rake to start the main water flow, that how we did it when possible and it got most of the debris out of the way of the water flow. Anyway it's always fun to watch you tear these dams out.

[@msTECH86]

Hello. In my opinion, I will never manually remove the dam as thoroughly as an excavator will. It should also be noted that the current of flowing water washes the bottom of the stream just before the dam. Therefore, you should not deepen this place too much with an excavator. But every dam is different, depending on the terrain and the amount of flowing water. Sometimes it is actually the case that with a small amount of water there is a lot of silt in front of the dam, but all this is best seen when you are there 🙂

[@James_P60]

@@msTECH86 the dams you deal with are definitely bigger then what I used to clear, the dams I cleared where on streams connecting different size lakes, at times if we could get a smaller excavator in the operator would clear the silt and vegetation in front then clear the backside up to the point of the dam collapsing then do the main cleanup, just a good way to get most of the dam onto the side of the banks, the dams I cleared with a potato rake were usually only around 2 meters wide and a meter or so tall, we are also allowed to trap and remove nuisance beaver. Again I enjoy watching your videos because it's something i can no longer do due to my health.

[@sbl9467]

Something you've worked so hard for all your life - can be destroyed in a blink of an eye. - words of wisdom

[@maryjenkins8205]

G’day my friend from across the 🌊 I see you were eating your sandwich while your brother was working 😂 today in Australia it is the Grand Final of Australian Rules football, many thousands of Aussies will watch this amazing game, if you can maybe watch it and see what you think. Today is a lovely sunny day and my garden is full of flowers. Great video thanks Maciej and brother 😂 see you again soon ❤️💜🦘🦫🇦🇺🇵🇱

[@msTECH86]

Good morning Mary🙂🙂 You got me interested in this game, so I just watched the shortcuts from previous matches on KZbin📺🏉🏈 I don't know the rules of your ball too much, but we in Europe have much rounder balls😉⚽🥅 Although I can see that yesterday Australia also played a friendly match with New Zealand - and I know this sport much better Anyway, it's nice to finally see stadiums full of people 🏟️🏟️ Have a nice day for you, my friend - enjoy the beautiful spring weather🙂😃❤️ Because we showed up yesterday in the morning It's the first frost🥶🥶 But personally, it doesn't bother me somehow🙂 See you tomorrow Mary ❤️🐨🦫🪃🏈

[@brumby1653]

I'vebeen watching these videos on here since the start. I love the videos but I also love the conversation between you two. I actually search for it in every video lol. I'm in Australia aswell Mary. Where Iam it'sbeen cold and wet and today we had storms. I live on a farm and it hasn't warmed up enough for the feed to grow for our cows and horse. I'm really looking forward to the warm weather and growing the summer veggies.

[@msTECH86]

Good morning Jennie 🙂💝 If you are regular, feel free to write - I haven't bitten anyone in the comments yet 😉😁 And it's always nice to meet another nice person on this channel 😊 So feel free to join the discussion 💛

[@msTECH86]

Mary and how's the game? Has the final been played yet? 🙂🏉

[@maryjenkins8205]

@@brumby1653 G’day Jennie, what part of Australia are you from? I sometimes think I rave on a bit too much but Maciej is a lovely person to chat with, it’s always nice to hear how people from other countries live don’t you think? 🇦🇺🦘

[@marilynland5412]

Good job! 🍰☕

[@msTECH86]

Thank you🙂

[@kaes846]

💙

[@msTECH86]

🙂💝🔥

[@kirkbrown8389]

too bad your bucket doesn't have a grabber attachment, that would make it a lot easier. But i enjoy the damn distructions

[@Jerry-Parker]

5⭐👍

[@msTECH86]

🔥🔥

[@SF-ku2hp]

I would love to have property full of beaver dams for the wood duck hunting.

[@ogles824]

I grew up around these creatures and I can tell you this, they’ll kill a lot of timber if left unchecked.

[@bartowflorida]

Destroying a pond that gives life to so many other animals and for what? Was it flooding nearby homes or roads?

[@silverstake88]

Almost as satisfying as watching the Dr. Pimple Popper....

[@Buddha-of8fk]

I bet there will be good trout fishing down stream now.

[@jewelthief63]

I have breached many a dam i dont understand your theory. why no breach it as far away as you can as the water level drops use the closest material to you and build support for the machine. that way it is then possible to remove all the dam dam from 1 side.??????

[@melvinjones3895]

You should take two scoops with the excavator about two feet behind the stick dam before you scoop the stick dam.

[@claudecjs]

So in other location beaver are being imported an others their dams are being removed. Where but the US. . .

[@xrayron1]

What about a narrower bucket with long teeth?

[@msTECH86]

Idk Ask my brother about it😉

[@xrayron1]

@@msTECH86 Instant satisfaction when breaking them

[@valiantredneck]

Interesting video. I just can’t help but think that those buggers will have it dammed up again in a month.

[@markjgaletti57]

Surely they trapped & relocated the beaver before removing the dam?

[@Ntwadumela1]

Where will you relocate them? There is a problem with beavers all over the country. In Poland, beavers are everywhere there is water.

[@brynlowe2408]

The beavers will be back. No defeating them.

[@jacksontanner7587]

There is something so satisfying about removing a beaver dam. And seeing all that water run.

[@msTECH86]

I don't know what's so satisfying about it, but I feel the same as you 😀

[@jacksontanner7587]

@@msTECH86 I was taught when a small dam or a blockage was removed and the water starts running is thanking you for setting it free.

[@arne.petter]

The beaver get home n like: Babe did we pay rent bcus our house aint there

[@DeathsHood]

So, in situations like this, where vast amounts of water are drained out, are the beavers killed or relocated? Seems like it would be a waste of effort, if they just build back up, lol.

[@terryjaster4771]

really hope the people downstream of that were warned

[@brentbean7903]

Sad to see but necessary, being spring the beavers will survive just find to fight another day.

[@grumpyg9350]

👍👍👏🏻👏🏻😎

[@suelistrapasson4987]

🙌🙌🙌🙌🙌

[@msTECH86]

❤️❤️

[@piotrmag45]

U mnie też ostatnio barowa pogoda .....

[@msTECH86]

Nic tylko seta i galareta💯😁

[@Luke.Cooking]

Oddly satisfying

[@khuoubinhminh]

❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤

[@eriksitzman8113]

I feel like you could remove more efficiently if your bucket had a thumb

[@gilvaldez7607]

Do you ever see the beavers

[@arnolddavis-cu7nh]

Beavers create life man destroys everything

[@joshuadavis8872]

There could have been many more sticks taken out of the stream before the dam was removed.

[@vinnivincent7670]

What fish live in the waters

[@jimclarke1108]

Leave it to Beaver😁

[@ronward3949]

Water holding capacity shortened, wetland habitat dewatered, nutrient absorption in Riparian zone lessened, runoff escalated, and well other ecological drivers for longer term water retention, primary growth, woody material added to the watershed, well those do produce inherent ecological diversity created by beavers.

[@JudyMenzel7]

🥰👍

[@msTECH86]

Good morning my friend 😃❤️🙂

[@denniswray470]

If beavers build dams from branches and stick why leave them so near to the site of removal?

[@akirk1573]

Can we lend support for the cost of those sandwiches ?

[@nancykennon310]

Most of these are in drainage ditches for farmland.

[@scottperine8027]

Number 61 is a little work horse.

[@marcplucinski8846]

Those dam beavers!

[@msTECH86]

Thanks to them, I have these orders🙂🦫🦫

[@had2galsinthebooth]

Would all that black silt from above the dams be good for gardens? Maybe load it directly into a gravity box wagon to drain somewhat then shake it through a series of screens to get rid of sticks and debris. With enough dams to remove you would have a mountain of soil to sell for gardens,new lawns,potting,and whatever else. Thoroughly dried to lighter weight it could be shipped in bags for high dollar if it is quality. "Black Gold" of another sort instead of oil.

[@СергейФролов-ы9ш]

Озёрный ил, или по русски Сапропель является ценным удобрением. И очень хорошо улучшает структуру почвы. Что очень хорошо для выращивания органических продуктов.

[@ciemnylas3022]

👍

[@msTECH86]

Dzień dobry 🙂

[@jamesfatula5824]

Why not you using the correct equipment that have retractable finger to be able to grab and lift all the sticks and limbs and even log easier than scooping all the stuffs and losing half of stuff?

[@piotrsupski9395]

To teraz wiadomo dlaczego woda na Solinie tak opadła... 😉

[@msTECH86]

Haha😁😁 Dobre dobre, nie powiem😂🦫

[@stihlnz]

There's a fair bit of study saying beavers and their dams support better biodiversity and make better habitat for wild animals. Just saying.

[@extremechimpout]

That can't be true! Break the dams and shoot the beavers!

[@user-ge2qn6gp4o]

I guess we'll just forget about all the biodiversity downstream that the beavers kill off by blocking the water supply.

[@AU88]

Tell that to someone who owns timber or farm land.

[@matthewf9909]

No one likes an angry beaver

[@bigkevin5379]

True, yet there is a balance. To many beaver dams can kill a forest and farmland with the same water.

[@hennemartin]

👏👏👍

[@doubled3983]

All I have to say is, Dam!

[@bradi5050]

Amazing a small animal can pack that damn that tight and compact