Beaver Dam Removal Next To The Road! DAMAGE appeared!

Beavers dam that makes real damage to the road and culvert. I met farmer there who is hunter too. He said that he will wait for those beavers to eliminate them. If they will stay here for a long time, they will make huge negative impact for the road.
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[@Kenislovas]

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[@bryanmaycock2304]

This may be the best-engineered dam we have seen. Great building makes for interesting deconstruction.

[@HyperspaceQ]

@@bryanmaycock2304 Beavers are evolving. 😎

[@user-xy7gm9jp2c]

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[@januszguzik2222]

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[@justmewatching]

if you leave the wood around after you take the dam apart of course the beavers will reuse it to make another dam... I guess that is one way to keep in business...

[@michaelcauser474]

Mr Beaver has earned a University degree for the variety of materials, including plenty of rocks, that he has used in this dam. Congratulations on your work Sir.

[@benediktmorak4409]

anything for a good youtube appearance of Mr.Beaver.

[@garyjennyfrost9485]

I'm impressed with the beaver's use of large rocks in the dams

[@GeorgieB1965]

I'm impressed just by the different types of wood, both natural and manufactured, that these beavers were able to collect and use.

[@lukeamato2348]

Theyre impressive little engineers

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

Those beavers must be strong all those big rocks. Wow😮

[@boblohof4579]

Yeah...look at that one rock how it is placed on top of the branch!

[@Kenislovas]

Yes a lot of rocks there..

[@suzieaustin.5905]

Someday we will see them carrying bags 🛍️ of cement 😂😂❤❤

[@ryanhyderh]

​@@suzieaustin.5905😂😂😂

[@Dave-B_]

there probably body.beavers they go to gym 3 times a day haha 😂

[@jamestboehm6450]

You made some beaver very unhappy. They had a lot of water backed up. Another job well done.

[@NCRRanger7753]

Master craftsman beavers. When it's got mud, big rocks, big logs and sticks mixed throughout, you know you've got some old timer builders and the dam ain't going down without a fight. It was good you had all that water pressure built up behind it.

[@redryderaus]

Imagine what they could do with concrete 😂

[@ricardom2627]

that dam was holding back a lot of water, i was watching the water flowing out of the culvert and it just seemed to just keep coming. Great work. Now for the municipality to come and take a look at the damage to the road.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks Ricardo!

[@gunnarekren]

The Beavers down stream, be like! Hey, look!! New building materials coming 😂

[@levarmoody6309]

😂😂😂

[@todddembsky8321]

My goodness, the Lithuanian Beavers must be the size of American Brown Bears to have the strength to move those rocks!! You are an amazing person. I have been so blessed to have found this channel. Be Safe my friend, life is getting very strange. God Bless

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You! very nice to see it!

[@djea3589]

American Beavers weigh 55 pounds and they are basically a Giant flat tail rat. Just think of a large dog in size. Then, consider that they move entire TREES into the water to place them. They regularly fell 16 inch and larger trees one y cousin's property. They are as good a lumber jack as an engineer.

[@madmaximilian5783]

@@djea3589 sorry those little fat beavers are one step closer to becoming a very nice warm winter coat...😆😄

[@nightdweller6446]

That's one hell of a dam those beavers constructed. It's like a reinforced concrete bunker

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah it is!

[@allenbeaulieu7077]

Mantas, that was a wonderful job you did on that dam. It was so big and was holding a tremendous amount of water. Very well done sir. I love your videos. I hope your wife and baby are well also.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you very much! We are happy!

[@stkyfngrszmooth]

All things considered, you really gotta admire how diligent these beavers are. These little guys put their noses to the grindstone and get to work. The dams are works of art, really. It's almost a shame you have to tear them down.

[@Milkybar3320011]

The dilemma of saving a road with a growing hole or a habitat for these creative dam builders

[@MrChrissy1r]

I agree also the use of rocks on the bank to keep the wood and structure from drifting away.

[@allanpeters4403]

That is one muscle bound beaver - good sized rocks in that dam.

[@rellistic8815]

I was thinking about post 10 with this one but the more I watch it, the more I am starting to understand. Great video.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas, talk about some large rocks in this beaver dam, I was surprised to so many and hear you hitting them with your rake as you demanded the dam, great video and have a wonderful week. David B.,Utah. USA. ❤❤❤.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! Yeah it was a lot of rocks there.. :)

[@user-pj1kt9ry7q]

I remember when you went inside the culvert. It was scary looking. I do not recall ever seeing so many rocks.

[@michaelberger6699]

Dang! A lot of really big rocks!

[@andrewclayterman6230]

Suspiciously.. hmm

[@StonerBob710]

I don't mind a good day of work as long as I can watch it on KZbin.

[@Kenislovas]

😄

[@Bobrogers99]

That was a very well established dam with so much soil and rock in it. It must have taken the beavers years to build it!

[@jameshendrickson8159]

A couple of days.

[@evoxpop2088]

There is a video of a beaver cutting down a pretty large and thick branch and dragging it, little by little, to make a dam. Very strong little thing. Amazing what they can do, they are builders🎉

[@rustyiron]

That was the best dam removal I have seen you do. Clearing what is making white water at the front of the dam will make it easier to remove material from the top. I have seen that many large rocks in a dam. Great job,

[@dawndiegidio5952]

Nothing more satisfying than manual labor and a job well done.

[@JJfromPhilly67]

That was some dam, these beavers are superb engineers.

[@asafaust8869]

Fabulous work without a college degree.

[@user-bq3gs6ke6u]

Excellent video my friend,so relaxing to watch. Thanks for sharing .❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@justheretolistentothemusic]

I think it is amazing that I can sit here in the UK and watch you doing your work far away in Lithuania - Internet is truly amazing. Thank you for your videos - they are very interesting, the filming has really improved tremendously, keep up the good work!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you very much my friend!

[@borba204]

This is the biggest I have ever seen. Lots of work for you to do. You're doing a great job.

[@Kenislovas]

It was not very biggest :)

[@franksabatine9075]

Fantastic Beaver Dam removal , very kool THE Waterfall effect 🎉

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@judithfairchild8620]

I had heard that beavers use rocks but had never seen one when a dam was being taken apart. Very well done. That hole in the road needs tending to.

[@teresawalker5101]

Wow that's amazing on how beavers used mud and rock too

[@nicop.2312]

Well done by the beaver. Nice construction. Really strong dam.

[@astonmartin2727]

I noticed on KZbin that guys are burning up all the sticks and woods collected by the beavers to make their task very difficult. You must do a video of burning all the wood and sticks up. Looking forward to it. 👍 Enjoyed your video

[@Kenislovas]

Not allowed mate..🤷‍♂️

[@brendawilliams8832]

First time I have ever seen big rocks in a beaver dam. Very interesting.

[@ThomasWLalor]

The evolution of beavers, their dam-building instincts, and adaptability is awe-inspiring. Now I see they're using rocks to reinforce their dams. What will you do when they learn how to use concrete?? (laughter). Are you ever concerned the beavers were re-introduced to the baltic states??

[@kelvingrebert7315]

lots of rocks in this one, great job

[@Kenislovas]

Cheers!

[@onradioactivewaves]

Who else was just trying to watch Wyona's Big Brown Beaver and now you're here?

[@StaceyLyn78]

I don’t remember how I initially found these but now I watch them all the time 😂

[@madmaximilian5783]

@@StaceyLyn78 my first thought would be remove all those boards and branches away from the same place...SHEESH!!!

[@jameshendrickson8159]

I was looking forward to Wynonnas big brown beaver myself, les Claypool so crazy...

[@kpizzlemynizzle922]

SIR! That was a GREAT ONE!! HARD work and AMAZING results!!! GOD Bless!!!! :)

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! 🙏

[@DellaPicconi]

That was a good one,..lot of backup water,..

[@chriswilgus4752]

It's amazing how they get those rocks too! Good job!

[@silverback3633]

From Canada, all my sympathies to the poor beaver.

[@jameshendrickson8159]

They were captured and executed by the local authorities. They did not suffer.

[@mariagdaws6083]

Thank you Mantas I loved this video so much I’ll watch it again before I go to sleep tonight Stay well and happy together with your family 🦘❤️❤️❤️

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@brettnipps7205]

That looked very rocky. First time I've seen you deal with rocks.

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah it was!

[@rongregor75]

Job well done as usual...God Bless You and Stay Safe...Thanks for the video...

[@raquelhernandez1733]

Dang! Those beavers were really in construction mode! Good job, young man. Lookout for very unhappy beavers! Take care!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@monettebutton9031]

If it is possible I’d like to be able to have two perspectives of the demolition. One watching the dam coming apart and another watching down the creek to see the difference of both.

[@Clearanceman2]

Beaver dams are amazing. Even when they are half gone the rest doesn't just wash away. Good you are pulling it apart slowly so the materials can wash away and make it harder for them to rebuild.

[@teresamcfadden2414]

So many rocks and boulders. I can hear them tumble interesting sound within the rushing water.

[@ManuelRivera-fw3vu]

That looks like a great workout. Great work. Also, beavers are great constructors of dams.

[@ggdeb2963]

❤❤😊 wow this one had alot of rocks

[@annedunstan1171]

You did such an amazing job. You must have been exhausted by the end of it.

[@LynnGorman]

I enjoyed watching you work at removing that Beaver dam!

[@ronstarnes4203]

That is the first beaver dam I have seen where they incorporated stones. I knew they will stucco a dam with mud but this is a first for the stones.

[@kenyh6695]

Looks like beavers had help.

[@dondelong6830]

Since when did beavers become masons? Those beavers started bringing small boulders. Soon they will figure out mortar and cement, then we are all in trouble. :D

[@ismailhoum]

😂

[@biged6336]

People made a swimming hole and beavers made it better

[@patrickmincke5832]

I have already seen a beaver driving a concrete mixer!

[@justin2221]

it's fascinating how the beavers can integrate such large stones into their dam

[@andrewclayterman6230]

Yeah.. especially ones that outweigh them 2 to 1.. hmmmm

[@AnitaDil]

@@andrewclayterman6230I’ve seen rocks in a lot of beaver dams, even on Post 10s posts. You’ll be surprised what can be carried down a waterway too.

[@mikehicks9488]

They build a rock wall and disguised it as a beaver dam. Good video. Thanks for sharing.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@alonys]

A of guys doing this have locations they have to visit again and again because the beavers don't give up. Great job! I really like your vids.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@jeremy1350]

Hey Papa, I think this is the first time we see stones in the dam build, yes? Those pesky critters went all out with tree trunks, stones, and mud. Where are they bringing stones from?

[@Kenislovas]

Maybe not the 1st time. The rocks is from eroded culvert I guess.

[@jennifermosley1243]

Awesome job as always

[@TheMrDarius]

Something I’ve noticed is that beaver dams are great water filters. Before he tore it down the water was crystal clear coming out. Once he tore it down it went dark.

[@stanhutchins4365]

Beavers sitting their saying ‘DAMN IT’

[@jimchadek1899]

Really enjoy your content.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!:)

[@johnberry1107]

Beavers? I like water too. Stay safe

[@eddykirksey8836]

Nice job!

[@thims1961]

They put more than a few huge Rocks into this one, more than I've ever seen before actually

[@Kenislovas]

Yes, it was!

[@danfrederick9389]

I didn't know that beavers could move rocks that big and place them exactly where they want.

[@terryhatcher9644]

Mantis, you must be part goat because you are so sure-footed jumping around those rocks. (Thank goodness Roberta looks like Momma and not Goat Daddy. 😅) Seriously, how much weight can one of those flat tailed water squirrels move. Some of those rocks look to be over 10 kg each. This was a very orderly built dam also with layers of vertical and alternating horizontal sticks. From the scraping noise, there seemed to be a large number of rocks incorporated into this dam. They are amazing little flat tailed water rat engineers. I can guarantee you pissed them off removing this damn Hug Elfa. What does she want for Christmas this year?

[@Kenislovas]

Experience:D I think yes 10kilos was the weight. She loves Toys :D

[@djea3589]

consider that on may cousin's property they regularly drop 16 to 24 inch trees. then they pull them into the water where they can move them easily. The problem is that my cousin has a LAKE and they are destroying it, trying to fill it with sediment so the water will spread out. Funny too, there is a lowland that they could work in forever, but they don't like that area because it floods.

[@lebotnov66]

"The road's collapsing!" I saw that coming. If no one fills the hole with some gravel and soil/sand, the erosion will speed up and it won't be long before the road becomes impassable. Yes, the complete culvert needs to be replaced, but in the meantime someone should try to slow the erosion. I saw plenty of rocks in the channel there. An old friend, who had beaver issues year-after-year, told me that putting a little dishwashing detergent (liquid) upstream will chase the beavers away, since the soap would wash away the oils in their pelts. Just an idea; however, getting rid of all the beavers will be an issue for your channel, no?

[@davelister2]

I’m not sure what the legalities are but just in my mind doing this would fall under animal cruelty laws, would the soap wash off and the natural oils replenish themselves? Yes, but still not the most humane way, just trap and relocate them.

[@kjj26k]

And you don't want them gone from the area completely, they are a valuable part of the ecosystem, it's just tough to leave room for them.

[@kiwibuilder]

Keep up your valuable efforts

[@billhedger3517]

I've never seen a beaver build with rocks

[@matwithonet1984]

Really enjoyed this. Thank you.

[@user-ht2ux5sb8p]

Какая упорный мужчина, один в оденочестве, всё сделал.

[@HUNmerlin]

I thought these things are just a bunch of branches but it's more solid than most civil engineering projects in my city.

[@suzieaustin.5905]

They are so cunning little fellows. How does the beavers carry those big rocks?!!🦫🦫🦫

[@sherrysosa6816]

I have watched you I the past ( you would only jst enough to let water out and to me make it easier for beaver to rebuild)and was not impressed but this one you did a awesome job I willmost definitely be watching more often.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks :)

[@tinydancer7426]

Do you haul away the building materials that the beaver used, or do you just try to scatter it, knowing that the beaver can easily collect it and rebuild the dam?

[@lisafoelker5458]

I didn't realize beavers used rocks in their dams. They must be eating the Wheaties!

[@Kenislovas]

Yes, they are using a lot of different material :)

[@drones7838]

It’s amazing how good those little guys are at that

[@bakerzumbersmith7341]

Wow, now that is how you take out a beaver dam. Those beavers will think their whole dam gave way and will hopefully move away looking for better areas. Very nice work!!! Great Job!!!

[@PaulineKeenan-vv2jl]

Great video, love your commitment sir. ❤

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!🙏

[@panders55]

You have to eliminate the problem or they'll just rebuild the dam over night.

[@Phil-rf5bb]

Another great job !

[@RickLowrance]

I'm glad the farmer is going to hunt the beavers. You guys need to fight back! Don't let the beavers push you around.

[@karlaanderson566]

Excellent job 👍

[@user-jc3qe2is1p]

It’s 11pm on a Saturday and I’m at home watching a guy clear beaver dams!

[@8urface]

Never known a beaver to move ROCKS! …

[@waynebennett8456]

Beavers thinking... GOD DAMM YOU POST TEN

[@Briselance]

Post ten? What does it mean, please?

[@lamontejefferies7408]

Looks like the beaver had some human help to build such a symmetrical structure with rocks at the banks for support 🤣

[@Kenislovas]

IDK who would do that :)

[@loridameron3838]

That beaver is playing for jeeps with all those rocks

[@chunchun5841]

Công việc nạo vét kênh mương chống ngập úng 👍👏👏

[@christopherort2889]

Cool video as always. Stay safe out there.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@richardphelan8414]

I see the beavers are once again using rocks and stones to fortify their damn ,I wonder is it for lack of mud ,Have you tried setting up number two camera 10 meters down stream to catching the rising water as you break the dam upstream it is quite interesting .you can see in the edge of the culvert how much the water has dropped . Who maintains the road your car is parked on ?

[@Kenislovas]

Yes, I've tried put camera downstream :) My car is parked there :)

[@guest6423]

Everything the beaver did was natural and beautiful. The road is the damage.

[@Kenislovas]

Those channels purpose is to drain the fields.

[@milionowski]

@@Kenislovas If my purpose would be hurt you, can I do it?

[@Kenislovas]

@@milionowskiwhat you do when you find mouse or snake in your house?

[@milionowski]

​@@Kenislovas Set them free? don't tell me you are killing them...

[@Kenislovas]

@@milionowski I didn’t kill them.

[@patrickcostello3351]

Beavers doing natures work

[@dennisbleck6451]

My cousins and I tried to build a damn like the beavers we seen around our farms when we were growing up...learned a tremendous amount on just how intricate the damns are. Weren't nearly as successful as those critters but we learned a lot.. one cousin became an engineer.. another one got into heavy construction using large equipment.. I just got into blowing stuff up... thanks to the military I've made a pretty good living

[@Kenislovas]

Nice :)

[@taskforce3833]

i think all the dams are relatively young, here in Canada we have dams over 100 years old and you do not take them apart in 30 minutes. i also think beavers are known to carry mud and stones on their tails to move them to the dam, i also feel Kenislovas is right in that the farmers do not pay enough attention to the canals that regulate the water, if they let the canal overgrow with trees the beavers will take advantage.

[@bete1082]

Jamais poderia imaginar que trm animais capazes de fazer uma barragem tão bem feita como esta. O ser humano teria que estudar mto pra conseguir

[@gwscrt]

So many rocks!

[@kerrymartin7985]

Those pesky beavers, lol

[@Bowhunters6go8xz6x]

Here in the USA, in the Southern States like Louisiana, Mississippi sometimes guys like yourself taking out Beaver Dams run into Alligators as they moved up and down the creeks and drainages.

[@Kenislovas]

We don't have them :)