The HIGHEST Beaver Dam I've EVER MET.

[@Kenislovas]

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[@hammerslamper4125]

The sound of this running water is so relaxing

[@tompost1336]

Great framing of the video! It is fascinating to see the water rushing over the dam and to be able to see the water level drop in the background.

[@luannvondracek439]

Slow, steady and SAFE tears out the dam Mantas. Like your style a lot. Can't wait to see the follow-up.

[@hamletlacy1]

Wow! The construction of this dam was astonishing.

[@teresal5959]

Got nice swimming pool. Even has 9 foot deep end ha ha ha. Beaver really put some work in with that one.... Nice job👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@karanruth2207]

I love the sound of the wood 🪵 clunking when you throw it! 😁 ❤

[@chrisgreenway4875]

This has to be one of the biggest water release I have ever seen you do!! Brilliant job mate!👍

[@OscarGreenworth]

Beavers make good walking sticks.

[@bluesunproductions9079]

That is absolutely the tallest beaver dam I have ever seen. It is amazing what those beavers can do

[@thomascagle8904]

How did I miss this one? Great video and the water falls.

[@gregmcstravick4310]

You could imagine the beaver swimming up there and saying to itself WTF LOL

[@Geolog66]

Most satisfying beaver dam removal I've seen so far!

[@gayle4804]

Awesome video would love to see it when the water is all the way down

[@cthuthu333]

great video...keep making and we'll keep watching

[@thecompguy]

That was a great one, man! Huge dam!

[@allenbeaulieu7077]

Beautiful job Mantas. That was the biggest dam I ever saw. Stay safe sir!

[@davidbingham7404]

This was a super size beaver dam, great job on the dam.♥♥♥.

[@markpulice8203]

I imagine that one really tired you out! Good job Mantas!

[@georgesebastian6306]

This one looked dangerous!

[@cynthiagonzalez7595]

I'd love to travel to your country but I have a severe back disease and live on disability. I'm a retired Nurse. It's hard to look up ancestors on line. You work so hard for no pay just hurts my heart. It's such a necessary thing. Keep it up. I love watching your videos.

[@tedhardulak7698]

I do Pray that you are getting the care you need. I also am limited by the spine issues, and try to do what I can each day. Not what I had in mind when retired. Severe also. It is a beautiful country he is in. There is another channel I watch called msTECH86 where they are in Poland and do removals also, both hand and machine. Blessings upon you and I pray the pain eases up for you.

[@connorhaley3190]

Doesn’t KZbin revenue qualify as pay

[@tedhardulak7698]

@@connorhaley3190 I doubt he is making much with the views he has. What gets me is these guys doing lawns "For free" helping people out that get between 500,000 to 1 million views doing such noble work. The average for this is about $2,000 from KZbin is revenue. The real heroes would also give this money to the people they help. I would do a full lawn make over for $2,000.

[@Salutimondo]

@@tedhardulak7698 You're very generous in determining that other people should give away their money after they've also done the home owner a favour by clearing their property. Then you go on to declare that you would do a full lawn make over for $2000 but no mention of giving the money away and who would be paying you that money? The homeowner? If you put your mind and effort to it you could do the property makeovers yourself and film the videos and see how many people want to watch you do it. Then you can cleanse your soul by giving away your income. Not likely eh?

[@tedhardulak7698]

@@Salutimondo Another judgmental person!! MY SOUL IS CLEAR. The only point I make is they are NOT doing it for FREE. Its for PROFIT with the videos. MY OPINION based on FACTS!!!

[@jamestboehm6450]

Your biggest dam yet. I wish you had access to an excavator, you could have made the beavers cry. Dug all the way down and totally clean edges would hamper any idea of a rebuild. Still a great job.

[@Fog66]

This was a good one!!! I hope to see you come back and finish it.

[@visasirivisasuri9294]

Very hard and dangerous work but you did it well. Impressive person you are. Watching from Thailand.

[@leehart214]

Oh Ken we love it , a master class. You are amazing.

[@rocky3075]

Holy smokes! 😯 That is going to be a big release of water 💦

[@katylucyb1]

Wow! That was a scary one! Massive dam! Stay safe out there, I love your videos!!! 👍👍🙂✌️🇺🇸

[@chrisgreenway4875]

Amazing job, well done 👍 best result for sure!! Goodonyamate 👍

[@dropshot1967]

That was some beaver dam. I don't think I would want to fall off that dam wearing those waders. They would make it seriously difficult to get out of the water again.

[@janetramsdale4478]

I agree. Chest waders full of water in such rapid flow and you're not getting out

[@ragdoll9786]

No matter how big they get, you tear them down. Good work.

[@andreasarctaediusbjorklund2504]

Man that was huge!

[@quiccksilver57w20]

Congratulations on your waterfall. Thank you for another great video. 👍

[@glennmarr517]

Wow crazy amount of water and nice extra camera. Maybe you could consider making part two episodes so we can see the results of your work. It feels like every time it’s really flowing the video is over?

[@jeremy1350]

Kenislovas 1 Angry beavers 0 !! That was some huge volume water there. Those beavers are very resourceful to build a dam that BIG. Amazing little creatures aren't they ??

[@ukbusman]

That looked bloody dangerous, take good care my friend.

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

That a massive dam. Will be waiting for the update on this one. Stay safe.

[@harrybutler1828]

Beautiful waterfall. Lots of water in that one.

[@mariagomezsalgado8253]

Guau!!!! Mantas...de terror😱tremenda represa..!!! Buen trabajo💪💪💪cuídate mucho..estaba peligrosa 😬 saludos 🙋‍♀️👋💝🇨🇱

[@MadMax1381]

@post10 would be proud! Sweet video!

[@DuncanEastwood]

Keep 'em coming!

[@DavidFraser007]

It's huge! Well demolished.

[@BettySimounds]

Please can someone advise what is the life and use of the beavers. Dams, waterways, canals etc; all have a reason and if not used correctly can create huge problems for landowners. I can see what you are doing is very worthwhile, keep up the good work. Having lived on the waterways system for 30 years here in Australia I find it intriguing to follow this, I hope you are being paid well.

[@grandmasgarden9142]

I was happy to see that you were cautious when you tackled this one!

[@katmalone3696]

You had your work cut out for you in this one! But as usual, you took care of it with ease. Great job. Great video will continue watching.😊

[@maxmacdonald7174]

I hope you gave some thought to an escape route before you started this one. Be safe and keep the videos coming.

[@bobsmith6484]

its amazing how high those dams get

[@Christin5554]

why did you destroy this dam, was the water threatening roads etc.?

[@louskunt9798]

Post 10 approved!👍

[@jeffreyshier9021]

I like how you’re showing what’s happened down stream.

[@AnthondeVries]

i really miss drone footage, do some before and after draining, it will be cool

[@jasonallen1532]

Great video Mantas, that's a lot of work. Have you thought about making an extension for your rake handle for a longer reach or would that be too heavy? Incredible dam.

[@frankwelch3594]

Damn beavers and their damn dams!

[@patrickspeaight9154]

Where abouts are living? (appro), what is the catchment area? Does this amount of water causes flooding down stream? Or is the area so big, it does not matter? Thank you, Patrick, Northamptonshire, uk

[@richardphelan8414]

It was a big one that's for sure and to dangerous to attempt a collapse with that height and amount of water you played it smart and did the right thing

[@henriettadenzig3825]

Sorry I missed your video I had to work Hope everyonhad a good day. Greetings

[@sjcuk]

It is amazing how much water, twigs, branches and a whole lot of mud can hold back. The down stream camera was worth a try, I am surprised the results were not so noticeable but upstaging that massive dam footage was always going to difficult. Fascinating stuff,

[@trrrymchay9920]

The longest beaverdamn in the world is at Smith lake just west of Kalispell Montana. It's a big one. About a half mile long.

[@wealthychef]

hell yeah monster dam! Oh hell yeah and you have a downstream camera!

[@Bobrogers99]

That dam must have taken the beavers two or three years to build!

[@ryanravosa5414]

More like 2 or 3 weeks

[@davidlewis9068]

wow and the water level to match it too

[@gramof5396]

Please be careful especially since you are alone. Great video once again!

[@evieuretsky9997]

Looks like one of the dams that were partially taken apart, seems like just that deep cut only gives them a bigger idea on making it bigger and bigger with each repair. Wonder if the dam was taken out completely that maybe they wont be able to make such a big dam. Hope you have a great day.

[@WilliamWagner-hq9ut]

You could also use a single flat blade grappling hook attached to rope to pull it through the sand on the front end of the dam.

[@atlast1948]

The released water is quickly rising tonight of the water descending. Will they form a one level paid or is there another beaver dam one level lower.

[@glennmurphy1820]

Wow.That was a lot of water.I thought you were going to be washed away with the current once.

[@shanemcdonald4956]

I have never actually seen a real beaver dam in the wild.But you do got to be amazed by their dam building skills.All that being said they are also very destructive.

[@lamwen03]

A two day clearance project. Wow.

[@franksabatine9075]

Wow , that was a big one

[@chrisstewart1863]

Wow that’s a lot of water

[@nataliehill6406]

Great video

[@annoymous30]

I watched through my hands it look so scary and dangerous😱- watched it twice thou just to see the bits i missed 🤣. Stay safe

[@mamabear58walker83]

Be careful, stay safe. Wow that was a high dam.

[@zefcha4670]

have ever dug a small hole in the bottom of the dam to get water trinkling out before working on the top of the dam?

[@retired0307]

This would have been a good test of your drill auger!!!

[@davidmarsh959]

you do a good job thanks xx

[@sammyparson9641]

got to ask, does your wife ever yell at you when you do dams like this one? i would. stay safe. saw you being careful on this one, but still scary.

[@trrrymchay9920]

The guy on comments figures it took the beavers a long time. I know the situation similar. Beavers can do that in on a couple of days.

[@camel1945]

Monster dam thanks!!

[@Laura-o5f3h]

Some nice walking sticks those beavers make

[@DonnFonos]

Being Canadian, I was 8 running a chainsaw for retrieving firewood from the forest. A chainsaw is not dangerous,. I’ve seen professionals have an accident while rushing to maintain a fire break . Fighting forest fires. But steady footing . And basic survival skills. I’ve never hurt myself with a chainsaw. Start with a dewalt or Milwaukee . 4 inch mini chainsaw

[@michaelsmith2723]

High dam, for sure.

[@jamescouch3607]

How is your family? Do you have a new baby now? Great work on the big dam.

[@Kenislovas]

Baby not yet :) But soon 2-3 weeks left :) Wife is feeling pretty well;)

[@MrFruitgum]

That's just crazy

[@elemar5]

Ooooh, that's a big one. :P

[@Phil-rf5bb]

well done !

[@HansvanOostende]

Nice work

[@FLAMAGFISHING]

I'VE NOTICED AS OF LATE YOU HAVE BEEN USING CLOSED CAPTIONING, PLEASE KEEP IT UP... THANKS, BRIAN

[@nightdweller6446]

Woah, beaver dam high rise. 😳 ambitious beasties, they created the Lithuanian Niagara Falls.

[@kevinvaughn3715]

WoW!

[@rogerdudra178]

This dam is tricky. Mighty large drop to this one. Tear it apart.

[@jamesbreault5762]

Good job

[@vinceglauser4770]

Awesome

[@bobjoncas2814]

good one. keep safe

[@rogerdudra178]

I think I'd take that one out in a couple of days myself.

[@lindaleal809]

Those clever beavers thought they would use 1000 sticks to prevent Mantas from destroying their dam dam. Ha! Mantas said "Nothing will prevent the dam dam from collapsing by my hands!".

[@undersixty]

2 Questions: Where are the beavers when you undo their dam? Is there a certain time of year you do this, and why?

[@deniselocker8586]

Wow!!

[@gregfridholm2136]

Would have loved to see that monster roll!

[@atlast1948]

When you have a good stream going, why not take a breather and watch the water go. Also do you know where this particular stream of water is going next.

[@junkmail4613]

How about using a 4 foot, (Meter and a half) gasoline powered chain saw to cut 2 or 3 vertical paths through the dam. The water would cool the blades, and the sand and silt would be pushed out of the way, the wood be cut. Yes the blades would need resharpening, maybe once or twice per dam, but I think quite a disruption of the structure of the dam itself. Yes would need CLAWING afterwards, BUT how much more effective to claw apart after the cuts. Anyway I'm curious, at 75 years old, I could never do such an experiment, and quite a video for you!!! ... Regards.