Massive 50 Feet Beaver Dam!

[@phil2u48]

Massive ! Not only wide, but thick.

[@Palmstreet-u7x]

It is no use cleaning it by hand, in a few hours it will be rebuilt, it needs an excavator to clean whole area

[@sweettee1981]

Great job! Glad you made it away safely . Now, an aviator is needed to removal all the old sticks and break that dam down for good

[@karenj7161]

The beavers are hearing about you Kenislovas, they're making things harder for you! But they won't beat you! Well done 😊 another wonderful dam buster video! You end my day well xx God Bless you and your family xxx

[@tammysmith7345]

So glad you caught yourself before you fell in! Great job 🎉

[@Moxieman]

I thought the same

[@georgesebastian6306]

Excellent drone views!

[@kelvingrebert7315]

great job on a well built dam. just when you think it's going, it stops. all part of the fun

[@crackerjack3359]

You worked hard there to engineer a roll over, but that dam was amazingly strong. Finally I think an excavator is needed,

[@neilclarkson6060]

Beautiful country and as long as there are people like you caring for it, this world is in good hands. ❤ 🎉 😊 thank you.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! ☺️

[@ViKee010]

I don’t think most of us have any idea how dangerous this can be. Thank you for helping by doing this and please be safe. ✌🏻🤍

[@JuanitaHundley]

It always amazes me how swift and deep the water flows. It looks very dangerous. You live in a beautiful country. Take care my friend.

[@michaelj3533]

Awesome job. Sure hope the farmers appreciate what you do for them.

[@BB--13118]

It's amazing to see how well some of these dams are built. You take away so much in that one area, yet it still won't collapse. Well done! 👍

[@Moxieman]

It also appears there are several beavers in that area 3 dams and also side ones

[@allegg8804]

Nature is beautiful and forceful. Thank you.

[@stanleymartin1613]

Cool video. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎

[@David-mz3or]

Great job👍🏻👏🏻✅⭐️

[@franksabatine9075]

WHOA that is one really big beaver 🦫 dam that was holding back a massive amount of water . You definitely got a workout on that one . 3 cheers for a job well done 👏 loved your music choice at the end of this video

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks mate!

[@chrisyost5949]

​@Kenislovas do you have a mailbox or PO box where viewers can send you gifts?

[@Kenislovas]

⁠@@chrisyost5949 sure, but there are some strictions. Sometimes is better to do not get some present if we could say:) because we have to pay huge taxes if we are getting things not from Europe✌️

[@melvinjones3895]

Those Beavers must be the size of a big Dog.. A Great Dane dog. You need a small excavator. Love the drone shot

[@Kenislovas]

They weights up to 30 kilos.

[@The_Mess85]

Exceedingly well built dam, but then this family has been very, very busy building dams it seems, since there's the remains of 2 other dams, plus others it seems further downstream. And beavers get so much better at building them with experience :P

[@leecogdell652]

That’s the most water flowing down that. I’ve seen in one of your videos and it’s a very good job! Thank you very much for sharing your videos with us all!

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana.

[@67ontarget]

That was wedged tight

[@sophiagavra2872]

Very good job.

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thank you for today’s clearing. Great water flow. Enjoy your weekend, Mantas. See you on the next! 🇱🇹🙂👍🇺🇸

[@johnlaforte700]

Wonderful scenery. Great job. 👍👍😊

[@priestley749]

Great job!

[@stevemelvin7308]

You are a hard worker, This takes alot of work to break these dams.

[@rockerforlife194]

Great video. Great drone footage also! Tons and tons of water and, a surprise collapse that nearly got ya! Keep up the nice work. Really enjoy these videos out in nature my Man! 👌👌👍👍

[@DavidStiles-tl4uw]

I enjoy watching your videos, sometimes it looks very dangerous but you make it look fun, I also like to watch them collapse

[@Della-ih5hj]

That was a good one ,..lot of power behind it,..great job,..it sure went down a lot

[@allanpeters4403]

That was a small lake - wow.

[@eddykirksey8836]

Nice job!!

[@chrisyost5949]

Call Uncle Si. Ask him to bring the heavy equipment.

[@Kenislovas]

I am ok without that ;)

[@spingirl4855]

Awesome work and love the drone shots!

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas, glad that you did not fall into the steam. Great video and major water drop from behind the beavers dam, was really deep behind the dam after you had destroyed the dam. David B.,Utah, USA. ❤❤❤.

[@scottperine8027]

Your work is amazing and courageous!!!

[@gramof5396]

That was a lot of water! Nice job, Mantas!

[@DB2hull]

Nice views of the area too!

[@geoffreylee5199]

Good show!

[@NatHill-c6q]

Another awesome job 👏 ❤

[@ricardom2627]

that was a lot of damaged farmland, hope this helps

[@mathewpierce6385]

Allways besafe!!

[@oldmanuserphan]

It's really interesting to see all the old dams as the drone flies down the channel

[@janusznowak2992]

Witam i pozdrawiam serdecznie całą rodzinę 👋👍🇵🇱

[@dcarey5480]

I've been told that bever are good eating any comit on that

[@Kenislovas]

Never tried :)

[@leso204]

Something satisfying watching all that backed up water being let go .........

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY

[@mpetrangelo]

beautiful views.

[@tomswindler64]

You had to work for that,dam looks like it has been there awhile.great job as always,great video.just continue doing what you do best.be safe 😎😎😎👍👍👍

[@jimmesser2025]

It’s funny how one day you wake up and there’s a beaver dam

[@garylinker69]

Another brilliant video. Well done. Please be careful though, a set of waders full of water is enough to drown a fully grown person if you can't get out of them quickly. Love the drone shots btw amazing work! 😊

[@stephenmeeks684]

Good fight Kenny. Good fight.

[@terryhatcher9644]

You have always been as sure footed as a goat or mule. This is one of the rare times I have seen you slip unless you normally edit them out. That was a well built dam and they were after you today with multiple traps. The Elfa Roberta would not be happy if Tėti came home with a broken arm and beaver bites, so be careful. Good work today

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks mate!

[@SlickBubbles]

That was a well-built dam! You sure do a lot of hard work! If I wasn't on a disability pension I would join. I'm wondering if your spring run-off is lower than 'normal.' (What's 'normal' but a setting on the dryer?) Here in Ottawa, Canada, it gets lower and lower every year. I grew up in a time when we 'always' had more than a meter of snow on the ground from December to April. Now we run the chance of having a green Christmas and the snow is mostly gone by mid-March. Some people are happy about this; however, they don't realize the effect it has on farmers, autobody repair shops, snow removal companies, ... ! How is it for your community? I'm not lecturing! English is one of the hardest languages to learn properly. There are few rules and most have exceptions. "That's just the way it is" is a common Enlish teacher's response. So, in English we would write your title as Massive 50 Foot Beaver Dam! "That's just the way ..."😉

[@charleseddy9903]

Well done young man, how long were you at this place?The water ,I'm guessing is probably still pretty cold.God bless.

[@kevinthompson5827]

Wow that was an awesome collapse. Glad you seen it coming because it could have been a wet day for you.

[@richardphelan8414]

Seems like they keep getting bigger and bigger with millions of gallons of water ,this last one was something else .

[@jeremy1350]

Hey Papa. We got 20 cm of snow (Wed/Thurs) in Montreal, it is 2c right now at 10 am.

[@charlespeyersen1955]

Welcome back!! Hope you had a great Easter with your family!! Great job, the drone shot showed the farmers field already decreasing in ponding pools.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! Hope you too!

[@zoesimpson4680]

Why dont u do like a 2 part video of u going back and opening the rest of the dam in future videos with really long dams like this 1

[@chuckstarmen810]

At time 14:30. Love it

[@Moxieman]

These dam beavers ..daming those dam dams .God dam that's a dam shame . damnit

[@ernestTbass23]

Wow great job! I wonder how many gallons you drained. Blessings to you and yours

[@kaycrawford1128]

I see kindling, firewood, garden poles, and muck for my compost pile. Maybe you could get your truck (or horse & wagon) down there and load it up!

[@Kenislovas]

And what to do with it ? :D

[@chrisgreenway4875]

Good stuff mate ✌️

[@Moxieman]

Yeah man piwer vs excavator. Hard work 🤣 indeed

[@DonFlanders-km1hv]

That one was pretty dangerous for you. I'm happy to see everything worked out well.

[@dawilliamstn]

I'll never understand why these farmers don't take care of the beaver dams themselves. This dam has been there at least since the last growing season based on how big that clump of grass was.

[@Kenislovas]

In some cases they are taking care of it. But it’s not enough. We have way too many beavers here..

[@kevinvaughn3715]

How are things ?

[@InfectTheNet]

I would love to see another camera angle that is behind the dam just at water level, so we could watch the collapse/drain from a perspective where we could really see it moving, or a timelapse from that angle after.

[@andyperry7884]

well the power of the rake ken!!!!...3k drones to Ukraine and helping the wounded...rock on Lithuania..the magic of the rake????

[@evilreddog]

you need yourself a sharp Pickaxe. Then you can cut thru the sticks and branches while digging at the same time. Good for initial undermining of the dam

[@randyclements2131]

When do we get to meet these beavers that do such wonderful work

[@Kenislovas]

Come here👍

[@AlexMM1967]

If I can see correctly, the whole dam not only 15 m long, it is also over 3 m wide? So how much time might the beavers spend to build such a construction??

[@モフモフ-z7d]

It would be great if temporary, sturdy handrails could be installed at both ends of the river.... That amount of water will push it out quite a bit. Rapid drying is also scary.

[@petersp63]

As Usual from Mantas another Great video! I was wondering what would happen if instead of opening Dam 1 then Dam 2 and Dam 3 when you have them in a row if you just opened Dam 3 would it knock Dams 1 and 2 down or just flood! maybe you could try one day if it wont cause a natural disaster lol

[@beerz24_7]

Love your videos. One thing, can you not show the preview at the beginning of the videos? Kinda ruins the video as I know what I'm going to see. Keep up the good work. Love from WA State in the US. 🤘

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! Will think about it :)

[@smokeystover6879]

Actually I believe you know how to create a dam collapse. You need to take out the edges of the dam so it loses it structural integrity. The water pressure behind the dam puts great pressure of the center of the dam, but it depends on the height and width of the dam section and its structural makeup. It all about dam physics

[@jameskaufmann7424]

Does this release of water cause problems downstream? I do enjoy watching you work

[@Kenislovas]

Nope. Thanks :)

[@nightdweller6446]

Those farmers really need to get out with their machines and stop relying on your kindness, especially these massive dams

[@MzKari]

Then farmers need to trap or kill and or trap and re locate

[@shirleyanneyoung955]

@@MzKariNo need to kill - except for humans urge to destroy. Re-locate.

[@lordoftheonionrings5255]

You have to burn all those sticks

[@Kenislovas]

We are not allowed to make it..

[@McKavian]

Do you have explosives that you can use, such as tannerite, on these dams? I know it would change how you approach the removal, but i bet your back would not hurt nearly as much.

[@teresal5959]

👍👍👍👍

[@GlobalWarmingFraud]

Can we train beavers to biology our freeway bridges?

[@Kenislovas]

I don't think so :)

[@JCox-zp1bk]

Are you trying to get rid of the beavers by destroying the dams?

[@Kenislovas]

I am trying beavers to move to the other places where they can live.

[@Starrynightdiner]

If you knew what it does to my brain when your overall straps are twisted, you wouldn’t do it. ❤❤❤❤

[@Azureecosse]

Beavers are pissed off their Olympic sized party pool has been wrecked

[@taskforce3833]

so i understand you do not kill the beavers, that's good cause they are nature's engineers .

[@SeanSteggs]

The Drone runs are great but as a viewer you skipping to different shots while crisscrossing we have no idea what we are looking at. I suggest you do 1 run before following the canal then the EXACT same run after. Random runs we have no idea what we are looking at.

[@tarviswingspoon9594]

I disagree. He shows before, then flies downstream after to show how far the water has gone. Its not done draining, he doesnt live there.

[@SeanSteggs]

@@tarviswingspoon9594 but then does cross flights from any direction. Unless you know the heading from central location you have absolutely no idea what you are looking at.

[@Moxieman]

Beaver drones can be very off-putting .and sometimes scary those beavers are not meant to fly

[@jimmesser2025]

One bag of tinerite an boom it’s gone

[@Kenislovas]

Not allowed here 💁‍♂️

[@GiriK47]

Can someone explain a few things? Why is this guy going around removing beaver dams? They're supposed to be good for the local wild ecology. The pools bring in lots of birds and other species and even arrest the spread of wildfires. Isn't there a better solution to help farmers like using a pump from the beaver pool to their irrigation fields? It's a natural reservoir after all The second question I have is why people like watching basically the same dam removal over and over across multiple videos. Sounds like a waste of time to me but you guys do you.

[@Kenislovas]

Beaver dams blocking the channels which has to drain the fields. When channel is blocked reclamation system, which we have in our country, don’t work properly. Draining system erodes and affects the lands. The fields is not good for harvesting anymore.

[@GiriK47]

@@Kenislovas Thank you for the answer. I am glad that atleast you do not kill the beavers (I think). There are other youtube channels where they are killing them and showing off. I would find a way to use the beaver's skills to benefit the farmers. Even playing the sound of flowing water forces them to start building dams. This could be used to build natural reservoirs for farmers at strategic spots. It is always better to incorporate nature than to fight it. But, ah well, that would be easier said than done.

[@saint5345]

I'm only leaving a comment here just to let you know, I saw one of your videos that you have to join to watch sadly if I have to pay to watch you I'm going to unfollow you good luck!

[@amym1133]

You don't have to pay to view these videos!

[@saint5345]

@@amym1133 I know that, I'm talking about the one's where you have to join to watch

[@steniazieliska5606]

OMG ! klękajcie narody na widok tego niezłomnego pogromcy bobrów. ciekawe, czy gość ma pozwolenie z Ochrony Środowiska na niszczenie bobrzych tam, czy robi to samowolnie, ku uciesze gawiedzi. ((

[@Salutimondo]

Jako widz wielu filmów tego człowieka muszę cię poinformować, że twoje komentarze są źle poinformowane i niepoprawne. On nie zabija bobrów, jak błędnie twierdzisz. Gdybyś dowiedział się więcej, oglądając inne filmy, wiedziałbyś, że to nie są naturalne cieki wodne. Są to sztuczne kanały odwadniające, które rolnicy tworzą na swoich polach w całym kraju. Kraj jest bardzo nisko położony, a pola rolników są podmokłe i nie mogą uprawiać roślin, aby wyżywić społeczność i stworzyć miejsc pracy, aby utrzymać swoje rodziny. Dlatego powstają kanały odwadniające, które odprowadzają wodę do naturalnych cieków wodnych, takich jak rzeki, w których żyją bobry. Niektóre bobry decydują się wejść tymi sztucznymi kanałami, aby je zatamować, co ponownie zalewa pola. Dlatego też częściowo lub czasami całkowicie rozbiera tamy, aby umożliwić ponowne odpłynięcie spiętrzonej wody, a tym samym osuszenie pól. Bobry czasami zostają i robią to ponownie, ale wiele z nich wraca do naturalnych cieków wodnych przez kanały, do których należą. Myliłeś się, pisząc swój odruchowy, źle poinformowany komentarz.