Most Exhausting Beaver DAM REMOVAL EVER!

2 METERS of height and 5 meters of width beaver dam was opened. It was the most exhausting and longest beaver dam removal ever. I got invitation from some person from municipality to open this dam.
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[@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???

[@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!

[@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

[@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

[@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.

[@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!

[@DulceN]

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

[@amym1133]

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

[@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

[@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.

[@Stratos53100]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@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.🙄🙄

[@beckyirvin2504]

This dam was very thick and well built.

[@Kenislovas]

Yup!

[@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.

[@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!

[@Danfrank24]

Damn those Beavers built well.

[@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!

[@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.

[@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! ;)

[@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..

[@gslenaway]

Your neighborhood beavers wanted that dam to last the winter

[@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.

[@denistimichev]

How do you say.Let it go whit a flow!Grait video!.calms you down.😊

[@kevinvaughn3715]

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

[@wb8ujb]

Good job sir. Lots of hard work for you.

[@markpulice8203]

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

[@muhammadjohan628]

Maybe one day through evolution the beavers might use reinforce steel for their dams. Removing it would be a awesome video

[@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… 😅

[@atempuser]

As soon as he’s finished the beavers will start all over again.

[@Kenislovas]

Nooo😀

[@digitalhammer4373]

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

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

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

[@rlifeh]

Who created them?

[@LifeCycle1978]

@@rlifehevolution.

[@rlifeh]

@@LifeCycle1978 wrong

[@brenonbertrand4355]

​@@LifeCycle1978 correct

[@Gregdary64]

Wow that’s unreal

[@centexan]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah!

[@alfitche3135]

Top job marvelous effort well done.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@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.

[@amcc2531]

Well done I enjoyed it from Scotland

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@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!

[@FuzzMustard]

So this is what that Nick show Angry Beavers was about.

[@Hayastan80]

tough one. good job bro

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@debcat6275]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You Deborah! 🙏🙏🙏

[@georgepotter5101]

Why did you stick the scent stick down in the dirt instead of having the scent end up? Wouldn't it be more effective being up to have the wind carry the scent?

[@ruthbutler7984]

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

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@Frenchylikeshikes]

Very genuine question: why do you remove the dam though? i thought they were good for the environment around (??)

[@DJDEB21]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@Shahska1]

I know rubber gloves aren't always the best thing to use. Just some thought you might want to get a little bit bigger size and where a pair of flexible leather gloves underneath them. Cause you just wanna use them to, you know? So you're hands don't get all Beethoven. But the leather gloves are giving more protection than the rubber. But you don't want the weather to get wet. So I would consider double layering the gloves. Putting on a smooth fitting leather pair underneath it and put a larger pair of rubber gloves on the outside. Just something for thought.

[@linapazeriene6192]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Ačiū :)

[@mattdelarede9673]

I would love to see what it looks like a week later. We used to trap beavers a lot as a kid growing up we always heard of “beaver fever”. That is an intestinal parasite, Giardia, that comes from beaver excrement in the water. I know that you aren’t drinking it. You can still get it by being splashed in the eyes with water, having your mouth open while working on the damn. It sounds gross and it is, please be very careful, it is nothing you want to deal with. Really enjoy the videos.

[@Kenislovas]

Hello. This dam is demolished with excavator already. Unfortunately I couldn't film it. And yes I know about this disease. Good thing that I am always wearing my glasses so It helps to prevent from this disease.

[@tedthesailor172]

Those beavers sure were busy...!

[@Eejdjee]

I ‘d name this dam:the Beast!!😅😆

[@Kenislovas]

Well said!

[@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! :)

[@Avelina-q2l]

Good job, but take care ,god will guide you ,godbless❤❤❤

[@iroh1048]

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

[@DonnaKnower_sez]

Thank you for another great video! That was a really big dam! No wonder why it was exhausting to remove! But please quit ‘dancing’ on the top of the dam when both sides are running so fast…I was concerned it would go with you on top!!

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@IAmZen_007]

Nice job man!

[@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!

[@Mikeycambovideos]

so cool

[@Goldsacs]

Wonder if everywhere down river was ready for all that.

[@almosthome5971]

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

[@julianhyde1]

The dams hold water that helps when heavy rain floods further downstream, taking them out doesn’t always help .

[@Fishing_and_Travel63]

Мне кажется это самый трудолюбивый уничтожитель дамб в Мире)

[@ข่าวงานสืบสวน-ห2จ]

❤สุดยอดครับ

[@dimfre4kske67]

To prevent your gloves from getting destroyed maybe put the housewife gloves on and then workman's gloves, the kind construction workers use, over that.

[@Kenislovas]

I've already got good ones :)

[@Raging103]

In the first few Vids Kenislovas breached the dams, very efficient and fast. Now He removes all the stabilizing sticks and cuts both sides hoping for the breach to be cool to watch. Too bad it was a very strong dam this time

[@Kenislovas]

Sadly it didn't collapsed..

[@jensroder9016]

Beavers fulfill an important function to build water habitats on which many other animals live. Humans just can destroy habitat and even believe they do something good. They are not able to see the consequences of their actions. You can also see from the area pictures that humans are building within natural important habitats and too close to rivers and streams. The consequence is suffering in flooding periods.

[@paddy20111000]

This is what happens when you hit the bell , you get to be the first to comment . :)

[@Kenislovas]

Exactly :D

[@angelomanzara6600]

what ecological considerations were taken into account up stream and down stream. it seems the eco system would be affected in both including water fowl up stream

[@vldon5931]

that beaver will be pissed when he comes home...

[@TaraPutri2023]

Thank you, guys. Really Appreciate it.🙌

[@ThomasWLalor]

I have an image my mind -- along the waterways, the beavers build dams like pearls on a necklace, some upstream, some downstream, from this one. Do you remove the dams along the length of the canals??

[@Kenislovas]

Along the length ?

[@ThomasWLalor]

along the length of the waterway / canal from upstream to downstream (as if the dams were like pearls on a necklace, one after the other@@Kenislovas

[@ThomasWLalor]

@@Kenislovas Upstream and downstream -- along the length of the canal/drainage. I can't imagine beavers building just one dam. Offspring would move along the length of the drainage and build more dams -- like muddy pearls along a long, wet drainage stream.

[@ultimateultra2419]

Please don't break their dam. They have done such a hard work.

[@LifeCycle1978]

Beavers are destructive and can really do a lot of damage by flooding farm land, forests, and pasture. Yes they are a part of nature and create new wetlands and habitat but it comes at a cost to other wildlife.

[@firstman9273]

Beavers improve the ecology by creating wet land, this dam was not harming anyone, you destroyed the beaver's home. You destroyed ecology, you might as well make videos shooting beavers, but that will not get you the views you crave.

[@Kenislovas]

This blocked water makes damage all around. It's 2 meters higher than it should be.

[@ChiggaChangWang]

Almost 700 Thousand people must be that bored like me😂😂😂

[@Kenislovas]

There is no thing which fits to everyone :)

[@gr8one762]

That looked like hard work an no fun. Back here in ol America we just use tannerite you can make it yourself. Would of got rid of that dam in 2 seconds.

[@Kenislovas]

It's not allowed..

[@jerrylansbury9558]

My question ? It would take the beavers a long time to build this dam !!! Why do people neglect to control this from happening ??? And for long term control introduce cattle at a small scale. There is grass....cattle can eat. Use electric fence....allow cattle to go in and the beaver " will " leave !

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

I really wish would wear a bright color Hoodia for safety. Lord forbid if you get swept away. It would be easier for people to help you.

[@Kenislovas]

Most cases there is no peoples around :)

[@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 :)

[@gaacars]

Not gonna lie i thought i was clicking a post 10 video 💀 guess i have to subscribe

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome buddy! ;)

[@JohnRussellViral]

Some beaver dams are essential to life others are an inhibitor. People need to know that you cant just go destroying beaver dams like this, just because you wanted to.

[@thickgirlsneedlove2190]

Lmfaooo beavers are truly a nuisance

[@JohnRussellViral]

@@thickgirlsneedlove2190 only to us humans, they create marsh lands, breeding grounds. Been around longer then us. And are a great eat.

[@user-sq1fe3ku5m]

do you have any bros who are interested in tnt? )))

[@samburke8595]

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

[@TheTeamfreeup]

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

[@stevecox4399]

Hahahahaha, I see what you did there

[@СтасКарпов-к6э]

Бобры не приходили морду бить?

[@stever3145]

The damn dams seem to be getting bigger, are you working in a different area?

[@Kenislovas]

This dam is in my town :)

[@tommacek6134]

I think he needs to go down stream and see what is holding back all of this water.

[@Kenislovas]

There are one more smaller dam, but It's hard to reach it..

[@frankoptis]

Let the beavers alone!

[@Proxtor]

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

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@RetiredCasper2023]

The Beaver Dam Crew worked overtime building this one!

[@Kenislovas]

They are!

[@adhdpreparedness]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks buddy!

[@kiimmaritz2827]

I'm just asking because I don't know better..won't a bigger fork work better

[@Kenislovas]

It's perfect size for this activity :)

[@gigi-gb8re]

Wow! No wonder you are exhausted. Good job.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@lauramccauley8651]

Holy cow that one was holding back a lot of water.

[@Kenislovas]

Right!

[@Amit_Kumar_Trivedi]

Really want to know that why these (not this particular one, asking in general) dams have to be removed? Usually they are considered good for environment. Isn't it?

[@Amit_Kumar_Trivedi]

The quality of this dam is far better than many made by government agencies

[@Kenislovas]

Damage to draining systems and crops.

[@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 ^^

[@bexxy2407]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@CortinasAndClassics]

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

[@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!!😃

[@geoffreylee5199]

Need to work as part of a pair …

[@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!

[@uteb9622]

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

[@Kenislovas]

Danke!

[@exodusxenon5665]

i read that beaver dam are good for environment . so why are you guys removing them . there are kots of video in youtube about it help me understand reason behind removing dam