NIAGARA BEAVER DAM FALL :)

Spent 1.5 hour until finish. This was really big one and powerful beaver dam. Water reached the top of the edge. I've collected 2 big piles of wood sticks after removal. Also this dam was exhausting. I had to work in the sun and a lot of digging :)
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[@terryhatcher9644]

Your friend is going to owe you a case of Genys or at least cover your tab for the night if this keeps up. He should buy something for the 6 month old Elfa also. If Momma cannot or does not drink, order her some kepta duona and kibinai. Maybe get Roberta a cup of sweet kefir if Momma allows.

[@harrybutler1828]

Nice break down of this dam. Lots of water.

[@lizbrown9645]

Looks like this is addictive 😂 once you start you can’t stop ❤️

[@gramof5396]

Good morning, Mantas!

[@David-mz3or]

You really destroyed this dam👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✅✅✅✅✅

[@TjTac]

I love to see all the debris fall down. Thank you for your videos.

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@David-mz3or]

Lot of water. Impressive!!! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✅✅✅✅✅

[@JudyHart1]

Great job, you really dropped the water level.

[@blueneeson9888]

A Very Good Video From Blue

[@jennieswensson463]

💖💖💖💖👍👍👍👍 Now that was a WELL built dam...lol. Impressive amount of water and to top it off I am sure I heard a Cuckoo at the end. Thank you for the immersion. 👍👍

[@cg9952]

They worked damned hard to build it

[@michaelsublet3283]

So?

[@mrcentury79]

Got to keep them in shape🦫😅

[@mariagdaws6083]

Hello Mantas Very interesting dam opening , thanks 🦘❤️❤️❤️

[@srqlisa7881]

Dang those beavers did a fine job on this on.

[@allanpeters4403]

You cut down that bush so we could see better, but it would also have been new material for rebuilding a new dam. Poking your potato rack handle first into the lower part of the dam should cause the dam to collapse easier - or not! Tks for sharing your videos.

[@Geolog66]

Best dam opening of the Spring so far! Impressive flow of water. It is interesting to see you trying different techniques.

[@Phil-rf5bb]

Great Job !

[@christopherort2889]

Excellent job.

[@ruthbutler7984]

The size of this dam was amazing. Good job taking it down. Thanks for sharing

[@laurenhuntsinger9170]

Blessings to you and your precious family Ken.

[@kaycrawford1128]

Great idea to use the handle of the potato rake to poke holes in the dam. Way to go!!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks! :)

[@bertram_oredrock]

Excellent beaver busting work! I'm amazed at how big some dams are and the days or weeks it takes to build. Now would be a good time to set some traps and catch as many beaver a possible.

[@ggdeb2963]

Wow another big one 👏 ❤❤😊

[@Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers]

This was particularly neato because we could see through the water to the dam itself, and see the effect of your tater rake! :)

[@darinlogsdon3429]

Great job. Thank you for sharing with us.

[@bradanderson1627]

Dang there was a lot more water there than I thought wowza !

[@mariagomezsalgado8253]

Linda cascada Keny..buen trabajo💪💪👏👏mucha agua contenida..cuidate mucho..🥰🙋‍♀️🇨🇱

[@gold-diggersanonymous1085]

Post10 is going to be jealous of your technique! very nice video!!

[@tuckerdale-g4u]

Nice job 👍👍👍👍👍

[@davidbingham7404]

Great move Mantas , I am totally impressed by this job. Way to help your friend out again . David, Utah, USA.♥♥♥.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@laustpeternielsen-norman9569]

It was amazing the way it kept breaking apart 😊

[@tomswindler64]

Your killing it 👍👍👍😎😎😎🦫🦫🦫

[@daveperryman291]

Drive the beavers crazy!

[@Dazzy84]

Would love to see a whole dam collapse at the same time also with another camera downstream to catch the deluge occurring! Would be amazing to see that. 👌

[@martinmarsola6477]

A grand clearing today. Extremely nice water flow! See you on the next, and have a great weekend, Mantas! 😊

[@natalieb.8548]

This comment has nothing to do with the dam and probably coincidental, love the colours of your potato fork!! 🇺🇦 🙏💕

[@connieeberle5862]

Another exhausting but rewarding dam removal. Great camera positions.

[@thomascagle8904]

Amazing awesome work.

[@David-mz3or]

Thanks!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You David!

[@DrWoodyII]

That beaver is going to be soooooo pissed.

[@rogerdudra178]

Greetings from the BIG SKY. Damn rodents.

[@gramof5396]

Oops, afternoon to you!

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha 🌺 Awesome! 🥰😎

[@precisionguesswork5394]

If that's a 6-foot dam, you must be 9 feet tall. Alas, I think you're telling me a beaver tale.

[@garyoliver9987]

Great video! You are the dam terminator no dams left standing awesome job keep it up.

[@samweinstock2820]

You need a digging bar, a 6 ft steel bar with a point on one end and a wedge on the other. It will go thru anything you poke with it easily.

[@todddembsky8321]

Love the new technique of poking the dam. I thought for sure that the dam was going to release in one large section. Have you ever had a time when the sticks and grasses from the dam bunch up downstream and create a smaller dam? So relaxing to hear the water flowing over the dam.

[@Kenislovas]

Nop, never ;) Thank You!

[@iceMEup]

You are getting better at editing your videos! 👍 The previous ones are already good, but the recent ones are getting better. I like that some parts are sped up. Keep it up!

[@lamwen03]

Clever to use the masive water flow to help you deconstruct more of this dam than you usually would. All that water makes it much easier.

[@jeremy1350]

"Little Beaver, Little Beaver, let me In" not by the hair of our chinny chin chin, "Then I'll Huff and I'll Puff and I'll Blow Your Dam In !!!" Who's Afraid of a Big Dam ???

[@ripleyleuzarder630]

your sound quality is great in this one.

[@yoichirengiil6007]

This is certainly one of the best of your videos that I have seen in a while. I live on the island of Guam where we do not have beavers and also rivers like this. Thank you for helping to ensure that the environment will remain safe for future generations. Keep up the outstanding work that you do!!!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@jordank1813]

Lol the environment to stay safe from nature? Beavers and their behaviors are natural and an important part of the environment.

[@jasonallen1532]

It's exciting to see you're getting close to your goal of 50k subscribers! Congratulations buddy.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You Jason!

[@allphazeremodeling1201]

Very good video. Loving the quality of your new camera brother. Always appreciate these videos. I get to unwind after work . Thank you again

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome! but camera is the same :D

[@allphazeremodeling1201]

Oh ok Seems a lot clearer lately and sound is better. Either way good work lol

[@srqlisa7881]

Also get yourself a good sun shade hat

[@gold-diggersanonymous1085]

Great video!! Happy Weekend!!!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You buddy!

[@ruthwright5395]

Love the view from the top, excellent, the water was clear enough that we could see what you were doing, keep them coming. Love your videos 👏👏👏👏🇺🇸❤️

[@dionboubard1735]

Awesome video, no drone anymore

[@kathleenriveraspencer4136]

i like the different ways you have been weakening the dams to encourage big chunks to collapse more easily. for example, the way you poke your potato picker through the dam or how you remove debris from the very of the dam.

[@bobjoncas2814]

LOOKIN' GOOD, KEEP SAFE..

[@woofinu]

If that is Niagara Falls, it looks like Ontario is out of water.

[@kevinvaughn3715]

Stagnant water is a problem.

[@jol1958]

Doesn't look like that beavers are causing any problem there.

[@trafyknits9222]

Dam!

[@jennyprintannier7652]

Loving your videos lately….sooo cool when you open the dams wide….my favourites….thank you for all you do ….sending thanks and best wishes from Australia 🇦🇺 ❤

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@andriustip]

If you leave all that lumber like this lying nearby next day will be a new dam build in the same place :D

[@crackerjack3359]

It seems that the real strength of these dams lies in the mud that builds up at the back of it.

[@pomecanel]

A force de tout rejeter dans l'eau et ne pas ramasser beaucoup cela ne risque t'il pas de boucher en aval?

[@mariaminoli9803]

The beavers will rebuild this dam. And everytime it will be stronger. Perhaps opening the whole dam, will help. Or perhaps a trapper.

[@Kenislovas]

Whole dam doesn't help.

[@rgoers]

I absolutely loved this one. You first got rid of as much mud as you reasonably could from the bottom of the dam and then punched holes through it to weaken it. For a minute I thought the dam was going to go by itself, but there was an awful lot of mud behind that dam. But I was wondering what happened to the drill you used last year? It would have been a lot of fun to see what that would have done. In any case, fantastic job on this one!

[@Kenislovas]

I was hoping collapse too! but unfortunately it won't. Somehow the drill left in my garage. I think I should take it again for future videos :)

[@nettestewart8769]

Wow you are getting better loved your technique on this one it seemed to make it collapse easier 👏 👍 😀

[@emgee2267]

Q: would you consider starting your removal of debris at the bottom on the low-water side instead of the top? My theory is that if you made your way thru, then the water pressure would take the top with it. Just a thought. Enjoy your videos - I find them very relaxing.

[@Kenislovas]

I was removing debris from bottom. But there was too much mud inside the dam so it won't collapse itself..

[@melvinjones3895]

They will be back.

[@fayedewitt4183]

Awesome video 👏

[@restofthejunk01]

Would there be any fish living in these dams and if so, won't they all get washed out downstream and die?

[@jonfoster1566]

Talk with your local police departments. If they've got any pipe bombs to dispose of, you got some places they can do it and have some fun making KZbin videos!

[@danburch9989]

2:23 Now load that bore hole with tannerite and send bits and pioeces of the dam into orbit.

[@Kenislovas]

We are not allowed to use it..

[@lizbrown9645]

❤

[@stever3145]

What were you looking at over your shoulder?

[@donovanattano3898]

this mite be a very american thought lol but it would be fun to load that dam up with tanarite and take shots at it to open it fast ;p

[@rogerdudra178]

This dam is only a year old. A lot of the dams I've seen you take out were much older.

[@whaddabunchashit]

Any fish in the canals and if so, are they tasty?

[@Kenislovas]

In this one, there isn't;)

[@Drowronin]

I would not put it past a beaver to find an old WW1 or WW2 rifle and use it in the dam

[@christianclavel7231]

Hi! Were you from ? Canada ? USA ?

[@thomascagle8904]

He's from Lithuania

[@christianclavel7231]

@@thomascagle8904 Thank you !

[@LJB103]

When you cut things down, do the beavers think of that as "fast food?" Am I wrong, or in an older video didn't someone give you something to use just to poke holes in dams? Very good jobb.

[@donovanattano3898]

granted i dunno if that would work ot not ;p

[@FLAMAGFISHING]

SURE WISH YOU COULD USE CLOSED CAPTIONING…

[@timothyryan4523]

I bet those beavers were p--ed off with you

[@andrewjones-productions]

I approve of your method, but not the use of your tool. If you were to slip and fall on the prongs of your rake/potato rack when you were holding it back to front, then you could seriously injure yourself. Especially when you had the prongs pointed upwards towards you. It would be better to carry a different tool to do the same job, but not one that is pointed on both ends. I've seen and know of too many accidents on our farm, relatives' farms and others where tools were not used properly and were injured by something as simple as slipping on a small twig. Please take care.

[@Kenislovas]

Hi, already more than 500 dams experience. I am always measure the risk my friend. But thanks for insights ;)

[@jennifermarcum2231]

You need help

[@jean-jacquespain6227]

Bonjour c'est du travail de cochon

[@Kenislovas]

Hi! It is:)

[@Kraber50]

und zwei Kilometer weiter, staut es sich wieder, weil man 80 % des Staumaterial einfach wieder in den Bach gleiten lässt. Was für ein unnützer Aufwand !!! and two kilometers further, it backs up again, because you let 80% of the dam material simply slide back into the stream. What a useless effort!!!

[@yaga947]

Ja bym pana więcej nie zatrudniła. Z tych patyków, które popłynęły z wodą na pierwszym zakolu tama sama się nadbuduje. Rozumiem, że popłynęły trawy i muł ale drewno powinno być zabrane. Partacz dosłownie, pozbawiony wyobraźni. Wstyd na to pokazywać ludziom.

[@jordank1813]

This is pretty lame

[@mrhot6shot]

You did a great job, but they'll be back and build it up. It's called job insurance. 😎

[@valeriidmitrievich858]

Привет , а рыба быаает в таких водоемах??