How Did Beaver Dams Flood A Nearby Field With Grain - Beaver Dam Removal With Excavator No.46

How Did Beaver Dams Flood A Nearby Field With Grain - Beaver Dam Removal With Excavator No.46
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[@andrewjones-productions]

As someone who grew up on a farm, I fully understand the plight of the farmer. Excellent work on removing the dam and draining the field. At the same time, I have a huge respect for these talented animals. I also understand (not first hand unfortunately) how important the beaver is to the ecological environment and one the best parts of growing up on a farm was being woken by my father in the middle of the night to see some kind of wild animal or bird that we didn't normally see. Another was fishing in the stream for rainbow trout that flowed through our land and was also a boundary between our farm and the next. Sometimes, a fallen tree would block the stream and our field and our neighbour's field would flood, destabilising the boundary fence. For the trout, this was fantastic, for us, it was a nuisance. So the natural dams had to go but doing it too much, meant less trout the following year. Finding the balance between agriculture and wildlife is never easy. Poland and you guys, seem to have a good balance. Keep up the good work!

[@olenduschannel7714]

wow ..nice sharing to how Did Beaver Dams Flood A Nearby Field With Grain

[@maryjenkins8205]

Hello Maciej, yay it’s Friday and kept your promise of posting while you’re on holiday. I hope it’s still going well and all the family are enjoying it. Stay safe my friend and we’ll catch up soon ❤️🦫🦘🐨🇦🇺

[@donnaparrish1085]

Good job. I hope the owner was able to salvage some of his crop.

[@robertzapatka1082]

Boy that excavator could sure use a thumb! Great video!

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

What mstech needs to do before sending in this video is use time lapse and run the video every day for a week to show how fast the beaver floods the wheatfield again.

[@FreeSpirit44]

Another excellent result with some very skilful excavator driving - well done.👍

[@wardthomas8389]

Glad to see your equipment operator seems to be getting a little better as he does more dams. He still needs to learn to use the edge of the bucket more instead of the bottom of the bucket. He also tends to curl the bucket too early especially when it's in the water which makes him leave behind far too much. Overall though he seems to be learning. Not meant to condemn him. I have 4 decades of operating behind me. Just trying to help. If you recognize my name you know how impressed I am with your manual beaver dam removal.

[@nl2736]

Great to see the water flowing out of the field as it should. You both do a a very good job! Stay safe.

[@camel1945]

Perfect job the water flows thanks!!

[@mastermasonjoewillis3904]

I love your videos! I'd like to see videos that show the beaver ponds draining.

[@lbl9066]

I love the sound of the crunching branches, “ Rice Krispies “

[@billfeldman3234]

Good JOB you Two

[@daveperryman291]

Love to watch

[@mariagdaws6083]

Hello Maciej

[@daciatravel.647]

Very nice work!

[@DuncanEastwood]

Keep 'em coming!

[@lynnmunday4940]

Your brother is very good with his excavator. Like a third arm & hand

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

Great job. That was a lot of water.

[@lisavilanova1184]

Did you hear that? Nah nah nah the brothers to the rescue ! Here they come they come to save day and the farmers ,! Thank you for all that you do to help your local farmers and community stay safe from the ravage of the beavers! Not to mention providing entertainment for all of us beaver dam removal fans !