Most Exhausting Beaver DAM REMOVAL EVER!

[@Kenislovas]

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[@liveuser8527]

You risk your life every day(against the Beaver Scurge) to bring us great content

[@suzieaustin.5905]

Thankyou Lord for guiding him 🙏🙏❤️❤️

[@uglyjordanuglyjordan1744]

Fuk that ur on their property not urs i believe they lived there 1st. Dnt help thys idiot destroy mother nature & her children that live there. Leave there property & u wont hce to deal wit them problems u stupid pathetic dumbazz clown

[@lukeamato2348]

The beavers are going to start colluding against you

[@robertmacdonald345]

The only thing I would consider when you do these dams and where??? If the houses that may be around them don't have local Fire Hydrants, The Fire Dept can use that water to put out fires... And if it is Gone then they have to use Trucked in Water I would suppose???

[@terry58501]

MAN!!! your beavers must have a masters degree in civil engineering!

[@tedtaru8841]

😂

[@silvercyborg1276]

Or is it a bulldozer that built that ?

[@dragonfye1]

Beavers are INCREDIBLE builders, they’re actually a pretty cool animal.

[@adtheceo9788]

Never ever saw a beaver in his videos. I think they build the dams by themselves. I agree with you.

[@owengoddard326]

@@adtheceo9788 You know how terrified animals like beavers are of humans ? You wont catch a glimpse of them unless you are in a tree for 2 hours with a ghillie suit on

[@dannywaterboy]

I must be the only one who wants to see what happens down stream once all that water gets released

[@Kenislovas]

It's not very interesting thing to see, not so much changes there.

[@charlespeyersen1955]

You're not the only one, I would love to see a camera 50-75 meters downstream.

[@thelonewolf267]

I would love to see the upstream and downstream I can’t imagine the amount of water being pulled downstream

[@Frank-o2e1s]

No. Your not the only one. He should have two cameras,on top and below. 🇺🇲🇺🇲🪖🪖👮👮🚓🚓

[@DulceN]

I am curious, too!

[@BB--13118]

No massive collapse, just lots of hard work to take it down to a manageable level. Well done!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@Ken-rm6ew]

From your accent I presume beavers lived therefore a few million years thankyou have. You’re just monetising your own destructiveness.

[@bobseldestagain]

I'm watching from near Charlotte NC and I know I can't be the only one who was holding their breath when you were standing on top of the dam, midstream, and bouncing on it to check its stability. You are truly a warrior of the best kind

[@almosthome5971]

THAT was a lot of water! You did a fine job!

[@Danfrank24]

Damn those Beavers built well.

[@MrMagyar5]

Well, it's refreshing to see that those beavers are incredibly good at what they do! With nothing more than sticks and mud they built what looks like a 6-foot damn which was holding back an immense amount of weight. That's impressive!

[@xX2fast4uXx1982]

Not only that, it doesn't take them very long to do it either, post10 is always clearing beaver dams and sets up trail cameras. They build dams up over night. Thet dam probably didn't take them but a few nights to build. Never seen a human built dams middle stay up after the sides failed.

[@kevinvaughn3715]

Nice to see that some of us really strive to be here for a new upload.

[@markpulice8203]

That tired me out just watching you tear that one down! Great job!

[@amym1133]

So much water! And an incredibly strong dam! My arms are tired FOR you! Great job!

[@MW-tt3fy]

Fascinating animals. 98% of people would fail in the task of building a dam at this point using natural materials and without stones

[@deee1979]

You’re wrong…it’s 97%.

[@GardenDude1]

Yes. And all beavers would fail to build a picnic table from a kit with instructions.

[@jerrytolley4473]

Over in the U.K. we have started to reintroduce the Eurasian Beaver as a means to stopping flooding. They are introduced upstream on rivers that run through towns and villages in its lower reaches. The Beavers Dams act as a stopcock..

[@Kenislovas]

There are many cases when beaver dams crash themselves during floods.

[@stephenmeeks684]

I’m sure you could come to Keni’s place and take all the beavers you need.

[@jerrytolley4473]

Beavers do not cause flooding, the Weather does that. In fact in the U.K. we are reintroducing the Eurasian Beaver to help alleviate climate change induced flooding. They really are Helpful If ignorant souls.

[@michaelangelos5117]

That's what she said

[@jerrytolley4473]

@@michaelangelos5117 Just looked at your KZbin Profile and wasn’t surprised.🙄🙄

[@bobwilson2208]

Wow, that was one tough to open up. The beavers did a good job of building it. It looks like it had been there for some time to, so it had settled some and got even more compacted. Looking forward to seeing part 2.

[@Kenislovas]

It's here for a long time..

[@pjg_77]

It always amazes me just how good beavers are at engineering.

[@GardenDude1]

How do they manage downstream water levels? How much power do the dams produce? Jamming sticks into the mud until they hold back water is more of a "keep trying til something works" method of design, it's not really engineering. But it is cool.

[@ruthwoodard2674]

This dam seemed to be constructed more strongly than the ones you managed to get to roll over. It took more strength to pull out and I bet those beavers kept on reinforcing it!!! But I must admit this video caused more anxiety than any of your others…and yes I’ve watched them all!!! PLEASE BE SAFE🥰😘

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks Ruth!

[@DulceN]

The beavers that built it were likely more experienced, too notch beavers… 😅

[@DulceN]

Great job! The sound of that water running is so soothing…. 💕

[@SlickBubbles]

Damn! What a deluge! Quite a torrent of water. The municipality is lucky to have someone to take care of the troublesome dam. Well done!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@crowdaddy8355]

I can’t believe that the middle stayed up so long. Awesome

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

Beavers are amazing animals. That was a well established dam ❤

[@rlifeh]

Who created them?

[@LifeCycle1978]

@@rlifehevolution.

[@rlifeh]

@@LifeCycle1978 wrong

[@brenonbertrand4355]

​@@LifeCycle1978 correct

[@owizcomg]

These animals are amazing look at what they build and they don't have blueprints!

[@centexan]

This one proves that some dams are easier to undermine than others! Sudden catastrophic failure isn't always possible.😁😁

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah!

[@lupusa3111]

Barrage difficile, force des bras . Bravo 👍👍. L'effort paie, l'eau retrouve son cours normal 😎😎. Merci pour le partage.

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@dww2006]

Your work fascinates me. I worry about you getting swept away when they collapse. I grew up around creek that got damned and saw the work to take them down. Keep up the good work. It gives us interesting things to watch. 🇨🇦🇨🇦

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@nixxonnor]

For some reason it looked so easy. The flood carrying everything away immediately. But it was probably very hard... Nice unclogging

[@ruthbutler7984]

Good view of the area and the dam going down some. Enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing.

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@jude9304]

For one second I was like woahhh how are you going to get back, great job, truly mesmerising to watch, thank you for sharing 🫶🏼🇬🇧👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼

[@petecollins4925]

You sounded really tired at the end Mantas, that was a tall and tough dam and obviously took a lot of hard work to open up. Massive amount of water being held up there, was still flowing fast even when you finished. Look forward to watching part 2 of this one.

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah I was tired :) 2 hours high intense workout.

[@TaraPutri2023]

Thank you, guys. Really Appreciate it.🙌

[@digitalhammer4373]

I wish American government would build roads half as strong as that dam.

[@paulinerennie3500]

This was a Big, Old Dam. I don't know where you found the stamina to get as far as you have. Great job!

[@paulhsv1121]

I know that it's hard work but I can't help but feel as though I'd like to be there with you helping out. Keep up the great work!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@robertslugg8361]

We always call it "doing the Lord's work." The interesting part is that those most in need of doing this type of constructive labor are those least likely to do it on their own. Self-esteem comes from performing esteemable acts. Takes me back to the many hours I spent doing trail maintenance, because.

[@RLee-zs1ds]

It was exhausting just watching the effort you needed to dismantle this dam, the mud used by the beaver is difficult to move and if there was any clay in that mud, it would have made it more difficult to move. Great job.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@iroh1048]

There is something satisfying about watching you remove dams. Good work.

[@normataylor3124]

This one just didn't want to come down the beavers had built it to last. You did great I enjoyed the collapse yesterday. This one was built to strong but you beat it down with hard work.

[@Kenislovas]

This dam is rebuild now :) I will go for one more time :)

[@DJDEB21]

Great work Mantis! You look and sound so tired after this huge dam. You never cease to amaze!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@chriswilgus4752]

I would have started on the opposite side and worked back towards the left bank so the damn could be my work pad. Good job as usual!

[@ericjarvis6977]

You are such a hard worker. Bravo !

[@debcat6275]

Hello! Love and hugs to you and your family, Debcat

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You Deborah! 🙏🙏🙏

[@おかし-v2r]

このような事をお一人でやってのけるのはとても骨が折れたのではないでしょうか。動画の中頃からとても水量が増していて、流されるのではと心配してしまいましたが、おケガがなくて何よりです。お疲れさまでした。

[@Kenislovas]

Arigato!

[@tedthesailor172]

Those beavers sure were busy...!

[@barbarajohnson244]

Don't have it you've ever seen any of post 10 videos he does this also. He would be very proud of the work you do

[@linapazeriene6192]

Gerbiami žiūrovai ! Daug žiūrinčių ! Nejaugi sunku pažymėti kad patinka ! Šis žmogus atlieka didelį darbą ! Pagarba tokiam žmogui ! ❤️💯👍🏻🇱🇹

[@Kenislovas]

Ačiū :)

[@EdConway-v4m]

You do one heck of a job and work very hard at it. Enjoying your videos.

[@baconvanhaixen]

Bro, that was really dangerous. Please watch out. We all know, through your videos, how fast a collapse can happen. I’m not specifically interested in you being alive, but I need more of your content 😂❤

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! :)

[@ricardom2627]

I may not be the first. But I'll be one of many to enjoy the content. Keep doing what you do best.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks Ricardo! ;)

[@dpynepatriot3138]

Ok stop that! If you fall in and your waders fill up with water you are REALLY going to have a hard time getting out of the water. I enjoy your videos but please don't risk your life.

[@centexan]

If you drop your suspenders, you can practically float right out of waterlogged waders. Still a good idea to be careful about it.

[@deineadam2240]

@@centexando many think about that as they are tumbling downstream? I think just be careful

[@centexan]

@@deineadam2240 Just saying, it's not as bad as you want to imagine it.

[@Dusk1962]

Stop with the unwanted advice.

[@hazelco8622]

He is positioned to have a route out, on the left bank (from his perspective), Also, the depth and how far in the mud goes in a dam is helping him . The boots part of waders are anchored in the mud, he is trying to create cuts in the mud, with his own weight and rake, so the water will not quite level but can flow better.

[@kc7brj]

Fantastic job! Well done to restore the natural flow.

[@johnbarney5787]

Wow! It was a lot of work but very satisfying to watch. I couldn't believe how fast the downstream side filked up. Very deceptive

[@jeremy1350]

Hey Papa. Those beavers must have employed some of their best beaver dam builders on that project. Massive !! It's 2 o'clock here and 26c right now in Montreal.

[@Kenislovas]

Hi, they are strong ones :)

[@riverfawnrose301]

I bet the beavers were sitting back saying we’re gonna get him on this one. They are trying you but you keep winning.

[@uteb9622]

He never gived Up! Good man, good Work! Greetings from Germany!!

[@Kenislovas]

Danke!

[@gigi-gb8re]

Wow! No wonder you are exhausted. Good job.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@adhdpreparedness]

These videos are awesome! Shows the true power of water. Great job!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks buddy!

[@alexs4597]

Thanks!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@Stratos53100]

Wow they built that one up huge, Congrats on the waterfall

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@franksabatine9075]

Dam Master strikes again , Great Beaver 🦫 Dam take down . That was a big one , lots of water 💧 being held back .❤

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@andrewpowell6457]

The Beavers really made that Dam strong, next they will be using rebar & concrete, 😀 Well done on part one of the removal.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@michaelripley4528]

DAMn strong, beavers are crazy!!😃

[@samburke8595]

That was both frustrating and entertaining to watch! I will have to give a thumbs up to the beavers on this one.........

[@petersp63]

I'm very interested in if you have permission to remove the Dams? and that you only remove secondary ones not the primary Lodge Dams! love the Video's as long as no beavers are being harmed!

[@john172867]

5:15 It looks like you could have stopped there! I like your hard work and humility, by the way.

[@essiefowler9775]

That looked really hard work today and dangerous the way your were stamping on top of it

[@PRCadmin]

We want a map with the location of the dam, this will be an extra on your videos ! Great job!!

[@squarehunt]

Hi Friend, I am an Indian, congrats for your video effort!! It's fully joyfull!! Really yours hard work never fails!!🌏

[@TjTac]

So fun to watch and wow what a big dam! Thanks for sharing.

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@jamestboehm6450]

Those damn beaver built a strong dam. Lots of well packed clay. You did a great job breaking it, it wasn't an easy one for sure. But I've learned Mantis never fails when he puts his mind and back in to it.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you mate!

[@MrRez808]

Beavers are amazing builders. That water must of been backed up for kms

[@hans747]

Wow, those beavers made you work to get each stick and twig out. That one was built to last.

[@blendamorris4419]

What back breaking work! Those little critters must have found some cement to add to their structure! Just didn't realize until recently how damaging their "builds" can be!

[@sandraneumann4803]

Beavers are a very impressive animal, never seen this before, I line in Australia, love your videos,

[@williamkash7162]

Beautiful overview from the drone. Lovely country.

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@CortinasAndClassics]

Well done, that looked exhausting. the dam looks very compacted.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@peterramsey4611]

Wow that is a very tough dam, those beavers are dam clever. but you do work hard Ken

[@John-w6g8q]

It’s good to see a creek restored.

[@mariagdaws6083]

Hi Mantis What a MASSIVE dam, I think the biggest I’ve ever seen you open !!! Be safe always 🦘❤️❤️❤️

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@beckyirvin2504]

This dam was very thick and well built.

[@Kenislovas]

Yup!

[@TheTeamfreeup]

When the beaver comes home “Well I’ll be damned “ 🤔🦫

[@stevecox4399]

Hahahahaha, I see what you did there

[@JoeRa-h4g]

Good job. I like the angle that shows how deep the opening is on the first side.

[@JoséLouis-i9w]

Magnifique c est super bravo à vous je vous félicite

[@margemiller5503]

Dude once you get that flow going you have to dig in there you can't dilly dally around taking one twig at a time. You need to move before your pressure is low. That is your greatest asset.

[@Kenislovas]

Yep.

[@gmclernon1]

That dam was something else, you really worked hard.

[@Kenislovas]

It was hard, right :)

[@mistypuffs]

I love that you have to state that dynamite isn’t allowed in your county, in your channel description. Lots of well meaning advice from the USA I would imagine ^^

[@rockerforlife194]

This dam was very, very well built. And, thick. From the front to the back was very thick so naturally, it was a tough one to get to collapse. Excellent try though, my Brother from another Country! A (long) job well done. Kudos!

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@bexxy2407]

Well done, that clearly was very difficult that dam was huge!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@tazmunster7646]

that was one well built dam. The weight/force of water that held back would have been immense.

[@Chrislimey38]

Very hard worker young man. Thank you for the video😊❤

[@carolynWhite75]

That dam must have been built by master beaver dam builders!

[@Kenislovas]

It's rebuilt already..

[@janethoover5665]

Thank you for doing this. God bless you

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@johncrawford6571]

I think it might be time for you to buy a good used excavator! We all sweated with you on this one! Very good job, my friend! The beavers are definitely making this a challenge for you! Have a good day!

[@Proxtor]

You could of wake boarded that at some points. Haha awesomes

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@agostinhomartins1309]

Ótimo trabalho 👍. Assistindo video aqui da cidade de São José dos Campos . estado São Paulo. Brasil 🇧🇷

[@agostinhomartins1309]

👍👍

[@Abijah12411]

You had me nervous while you were standing on top trying to kick loose the top....be careful & safe ok, yourwife and baby need you🥰🌺

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@bigdaddyd4jc]

Well done. A lot of work that one. Do be careful.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@johnp6260]

You know the Beavers have put out a contract on you with the Badger Brigade. 😮

[@stevensipes1823]

You have nothing to be afraid of. You have a lot of experience in doing this.😅Steven Sipes

[@teresal5959]

That one was packed solid....

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah..

[@АрТанияТать]

you are best man! Hi from Russia! respect by architect! ))

[@robhupfer4146]

you work very hard my friend, grea job,

[@gramof5396]

I knew that you knew what you were doing! Nice job on a tough job, Mantas!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@dim921]

Спасибо за отличное видео!!!