Richer #2 real time

This one municipal drain had 4 beaver dams covering around 7 or 8 km. The water level was up several feet by the highest dam. A farmer had contacted the municipality to correct the problem as it is their responsibility. He was unable to harvest a significant amount of his hay because his field was under water. It is my job to go in and remove the beavers and release the water held back by the beaver dams.
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[@johnlaforte700]

Gene you have got to be the hardest working beaver dam removal man, ever. Thanks pal 👍👍😊😎❤️

[@geneplumley4136]

Hi John. I love being out there. I can't wait until spring so I can get to doing this again. Thanks for all the great comments.

[@judytrahan6121]

Lots of big sticks, not too heavy, but lots of bending up & down!! Great job, you worked very hard!! Thank you for helping out the farmer!!

[@geneplumley4136]

It is a good workout! 👍 Thanks for watching.

[@user-zv1re7ne1l]

Good work gene ,thats great ,god bless you ❤❤

[@johnlaforte700]

Great job Richer. 😊👍👍❤️

[@geneplumley4136]

Thank you. I love my job. Thanks for watching.

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

That job was big enough for 3 people. Great job.

[@geneplumley4136]

Thanks Jennifer. Yes, I have done a few where I regret not bringing help. It's still a good way spend the day though. Maybe check out another one I did, "Early Fall dam removal 4 of 4" I definitely could have used help on that one. Thanks for watching

[@margaretckamaka5552]

WOW 👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼ALOHA from Hawaii 🇺🇸🤙🏽🌺🌴💯❤️

[@geneplumley4136]

Aloha! Thank you. Thanks for watching. 🤙

[@donnaparrish1085]

Damn. Them Beavers weren't playing... just the size of their dang Limbs. Always interesting.. Depending on the Available Sources...How different they build their damns. Beautiful Country. I spent a lot of my childhood in New Hampshire.USA So we ran over the Border into Canada there. But it's been 30 years since I've been up that way. Living in NW Florida. Lots of Springs and freshwater creeks& ponds Doing a good and thorough job

[@geneplumley4136]

Hi Donna. Your right. Sometimes there are full on trees in there lol. I have found quite a few things in beaver dams. Rocks, bottles, garbage, turtles etc.... New Hampshire is pretty close. Thanks, I am very fortunate to live here. Are there beavers where you are now? Thanks for watching.

[@juliab.8200]

Great Job 🎊🎉🎉🎉

[@geneplumley4136]

Thanks, Julia 👍 🦫 🪵 🌳 🌊

[@KatherineUribe-1]

Hey there! I was in Yellowstone yesterday. I saw some great beaver dams! Great job! Nice channel. So many rocks, makes for some serious work!👍🏼😊

[@geneplumley4136]

Hi, I would like to go there one day. Some of the beaver dams that are left alone to get big are pretty impressive. YES, lots of rocks, lol. Thanks.

[@camel1945]

Great job the river flows thanks!!

[@geneplumley4136]

Your welcome, Thanks for watching. 👍

[@evieuretsky9997]

I bet there was a ton of rocks mixed in that dam of their, great job. Hope you have a great day

[@geneplumley4136]

Thanks! There was a ton of rocks. I usually find them in all beaver dams but this one had so many. Same to you.

[@brendaplumley4491]

I hope it wasn't too hot. Talk about hard work. Whew!

[@geneplumley4136]

Hey! Nice last name! Oh it was 🔥 🥵 lol. It helps being in the water though. I much prefer spring and fall but everything being green and sunny is nice as well. Thanks for watching.

[@brendaplumley4491]

@@geneplumley4136 Ikr

[@cristinarocha9263]

Parabéns! Maravilhoso seu trabalho.

[@geneplumley4136]

Thank you. I love it.

[@bobking8328]

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[@geneplumley4136]

Hi Bob. I am not sure what you mean?

[@kokudou399]

この川には素敵な魚が泳いでいそうです

[@geneplumley4136]

Correct. I seen pike, sunfish and lots of minnows. The water is still there for them to live. If is just lower now. It flows all year. Thanks for watching

[@kokudou399]

@@geneplumley4136 　Yuo had a wonderful time

[@geneplumley4136]

@@kokudou399 Yes Thank you. I love my job

[@geneplumley4136]

@@kokudou399 Yes. I love my job. Thank you

[@dionmartin3218]

When you toss the sticks, and there are many, roughly 600 tosses on this dam, does it leave furl for the next dam to be built again in the same place by the same or new beavers. Im guessing a next step could be to remove those sticks to a remote location so that they cant be used again. it would be good pickins if you were in the walking cane industry.

[@geneplumley4136]

Great question. I find more often then not, they do not reuse the sticks but rather go get new ones. It like they think they are broken lol. I often see piles left from excavators from years past and it does not look like they reuse those sticks. It would be best to remove them like you say but part of the problem with a lot of the places I go to. Is you can't access them easily with equient. I can do it by hand for a fraction of the cost but the wood gets left behind. I can tell you on these dams the beavers are gone before the dams get pulled. And yes they make great walking sticks. I get injured quite often and use them. Thanks for watching.

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

Beavers never use old wood. They prefer to use wood they cut down only.

[@LouisJones-bp6wg]

GENE YOUR LAST ONE WAS SHORT LIKE THIS ONE YOU STOPED AND MOVED ON SO FAST WHEN YOU CHANGED VIDIOS YOU WIPED ME OUT. BUT I GOT YOU ON THIS ONE, YOU ARE AAA TOP NOTCH JOB ON THIS ONE I REMEMBER WHEN 1234 WERE 2 DAY JOBS. YOU HAVE LESS WATER THAN DAM NOW. THATS THE WAY IT IS WHEN YOU ARE SO GOOD.🦫🛶🏹THAT WATER DONE HAVE NO REASON NOT TO FLOW THE DAM IS GONE

[@geneplumley4136]

Thanks, Louis 👍 Some beaver dams are just easier than others. 🦫 🌊