Unmeasurable Amount of Water Released

Beaver Dam Removal! Beaver Dam Collapse!
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Massive very heavy beaver dam collapse! 3 hours of hard work to eliminate this dam.
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[@SkySoldier-y4u]

Great opening Drone shot.

[@LisaJorgensen-y7i]

Stay safe. Really appreciate these videos. Nice to watch and forget about the current mess in our lives in US.

[@ElwoodBlinken]

Couldn’t agree with you more! 😀

[@stevewhite-ko4zj]

Agreed....

[@dirtfarmer7472]

That’s makes 3 of us that agree

[@Silverhornet81]

Make that 4

[@Platypus_Warrior]

Not just in the US

[@petersp63]

The Amount of sticks the Beavers put in that Dam means they are adapting to your collapse Technique lol The fight back begins!!!

[@BB--13118]

One of the better engineered beaver dams you've taken down. Lots of smaller sticks weaved throughout the face of the dam. This group must have a master's degree. LOL. Nice dismantling work 👍

[@tinaa2437]

Please remember to hit the like button. Thank you.

[@tinaa2437]

Over 2,000 of you lovely people have watched but only 524 have hit the like button??

[@eisbeinGermany]

most people do a hit-and-run, just look as it gets advised to watch, its not there cup of tea

[@natalieb.8548]

Great drone footage! Stay safe!

[@lynnduncan6139]

That was a very old, and solid built dam! Excellent job taking it down. Stay safe!!!

[@kevinrowe6902]

Do farmers give you requests, or do you have to go looking for dams to film?

[@JANETTE74576]

No matter how many of your videos I watch, it never gets old. There is something very satisfying about seeing the water drain. Thank You for sharing.

[@eisbeinGermany]

and the sound of running water,

[@Della-ih5hj]

That was cool,..looks like a smaller version of Niagra Falls,..that is a lot of water for sure,..it is so weird how all of the dams that you do are never the same,..they all are so different,..which is cool,..that is what makes it so interesting,..

[@stkyfngrszmooth]

So close. I guess they all can't be winners. Regardless, you gave it your best shot.

[@thomascagle8904]

Who needs a excavator when Mantus is around? Great video Mantas.

[@johnnyseely8473]

I think the beaver that built that wanted it to last for a while

[@girlpharm]

Looks like you came up against some beavers with a PhD in dam building! Little did they know that the true Master of dismantling would show up and take it down! Nice work Mantas.

[@gregkoblentz7872]

The pressure of the water being held back is enormous. Beavers are fantastic engineers, I say it every time it's this volume of water. Good work as usual, you rule dude!

[@ElwoodBlinken]

Very nice! Thanks for letting us tag along!

[@katrinmcdonough2414]

This would have been a majestic collapse

[@johnkranz4004]

Very nice work That was pretty big Dam

[@patspc6688]

They have certainly woven a lot of wood together there ! 🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

That was a monster dam. Massive amount of water let out. Great job.😊

[@cthuthu333]

90.6k subs! congrats

[@teresal5959]

Huge dam!!! Good job!!

[@scottsteeves]

You sure do stay busy.

[@thelamb288]

You probably released 1,000,000 gallons of water. That's 3785411.78 Litres 😁. Cheers.

[@jayh1947]

Stay safe. And keep up the good work. You must work nights to have so much daytime to remove those dams..............Jay

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas awesome video. Love the drone coverage before and after the video. Talk about a major amount of water. How the land can dry out with the beaver dam removal. David B.,Utah, USA. 👍👍👍💖💖💞💞❤❤❤.

[@richarddundas5573]

I really enjoy watching your videos. Keep up with the awesome work

[@charleseddy9903]

What an immense amount of water, i'm getting tired just watching you do the breaking of the dams. Well done ! God bless.

[@patspc6688]

That just looks so frightening at eye level, when you stand in front of it !! I'm sure if that just burst then you would get washed away quite far downstream !! Fifteen degrees and heavy showers (downpours). 😁🇬🇧🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@essiefowler9775]

Wow that is a monster Ken and that was a super aerial shot to your very talented and a great Dambuster ❤ it’s still very deep be careful

[@kayannefojtasek4198]

That was huge, and the sticks that was in there was so many. But you triumped again

[@priestley749]

Gigantic dam,.awesome!

[@donnaosborne2462]

Damn thats huge. Be safe and thank you

[@blackdotkiller1]

Great job, mate 👍

[@45beetle]

That was a lot of water

[@rbull8416]

That was a lot of water

[@Frank-o2e1s]

How far away are you from the Ukraine and Russian war ? 🇺🇲🇺🇲🪖🪖👮👮🚓🚓

[@Kenislovas]

Russia is 100km away from me🤷‍♂️

[@ms-0503]

can you please tell me where in the USA this is...which place is nearby...thanks...

[@Kenislovas]

It’s not USA:) it’s Europe✌️

[@ms-0503]

@@Kenislovas ...please...where...??

[@Kenislovas]

@@ms-0503 Lithuania, near Palanga town.

[@CSMMaster]

This was a great video! Love the format, and the hard work you put into removing that series of dams. Keep up the awesome work.

[@Stratos53100]

You know how to pick the Jumbos....The compaction of that one was impressive, had almost enough debris & sticks there to save for the winter fires... Keep it going...

[@bradanderson1627]

Was that your rendition of a Beaver booking it 😂😂you missed the slap shift😂😂😂

[@sherryball5570]

what beautiful countryside💜💜💜💜

[@jwb8335]

Not a huge rollover this time, but still very satisfying to watch. Great work.. well done..

[@wayneneher6362]

Definitely one of your bigger takedowns, Mantas.

[@rockerforlife194]

Wasn't a full collapse however, it was great! There was way more water there than I expected and it was swift for quite a while. Another great job, Mantas...👍👍

[@DonnaH229]

WOW! That dam was holding back a TON of water, it seemed endless. Even by the end of the video, there was still a lot of water flowing. It was a "sticky" dam too, lots of interwoven small branches made it very strong. Great video as always, thanks for posting all your hard work!

[@johnduer7428]

The amount of energy that you put into your job of removing beaver dams is amazing. I always enjoy the views and job.😊

[@TomboySue]

That was a huge amount of water. Keep doing what you’re doing. Beavers are destructive rodents. Latvia looks so similar to the prairie in Manitoba. So beautiful. Cheer. Watching you get closer to 100K. It will happen soon !!

[@davidmcleod9892]

Hiya Mantas! That one like it was going to beat you to the raking. And it just did.😂😂😂😂

[@mikeperreault8939]

Good video. This one was wide and slow to start. But I watched anyway. I think it's important to add a comment to help your algorithm. Great job.

[@Weed8Gone]

Hi Ken, great work as always. You know, I don't think you have to justify your work in every video. The tourists who pop in to complain about your work will always be there and they will always be ignorant and new to the channel. Just for myself, I would prefer that you not always try to placate them; just let your work do the talking.

[@randymason62]

Is it the kid in me that makes me want to do that? LOL. I'm 62 I couldn't do that now but watching you do it brings a smile to my face. Thank you very much.

[@darrylkaufman8818]

I like the before drone flight at the start of your videos. I was wondering if you put an Airtag in a float, how far it would travel? Would it get caught up just a few hundreds meters downstream? Or would it end up kilometers away in a large river? Just a thought.

[@JuanitaHundley]

That dam was really reenforced engineering by the beavers. The water had so much pressure behind it and the dam finally collapsed! Enjoyed the video!! 👍😊

[@marilynhemingway5219]

That ones going to make a big splash. Very good work Mantas. Those beavers will be hating you for sure!!

[@thetexasrabbit1]

That is a beautiful countryside.

[@NRZ-3Pi10]

Noticed comment where you’ve mentioned location was near Palanga; i.e. close to the Baltic Sea. So is the soil in that area already bit affected by salt from the sea? In any case, farming looks quite challenging there. Some very interesting observations wrt water flow and levels: you‘ve mentioned height of `main´ dam 2m / 7ft. Water level downstream already around 50cm / bit less than 2ft; judging from that you stood in knee high water (first mins). I’d estimate that first large breach took away approx. 50cm from top of the dam, which released huge amount of water already. Once you’ve continued to further take down the dam now from upstream, water level was knee high on top of the dam again. That suggests basis of the dam had remarkable width (and the ditch might have been filled with silt, too). But we’ve also noticed that level downstream increased to remarkable height and almost reached equal level towards the end (which means you didn’t have any real chance to remove the whole dam at that time). Obviously some structure downstream wasn’t able to cope with all the water, so it appears it retained back even up to your location at the main dam.

[@shaunepegrum]

Wow that one really made you work for it. Awesome job anyway mate 🤙😎🇦🇺

[@terryhatcher9644]

Labas Mantas. That is one tall dam. Pretty dangerous when the water is contained higher than your head. Bit of an odd collapse that did not move the mud much for you. Your beaver buddies cheated us out of seeing a full collapse and then seeing the Lietuvos daminių šokių čempionas dance steps. Of dam, I guess that's the way life goes. Good job on knocking out a lot of flooding. Sveiki to Roberta and Gintare. Be more careful with My rake. Don't get beaver bite marks on it😂

[@renatewoodmansee2720]

Your videos are a reprieve. The beavers were giving you a challenge today.

[@stephendobbs2229]

What a fantastic job you are doing, this is draining the fields. Thank you for your effort . I wonder if all those who watch what you do this appreciate your commitment, thank you.

[@julianmounser3241]

The wood appears to be old. Did the beavers chew the bark off for food? Did they just accumulate wood for the dam? Where from?

[@greghavers821]

wonderful stuff Mantas!! thanks for this!!

[@joebennefield3368]

Stray safe keep up the great work 👏💯 just have a great time 👍👍💪 hey man hope you all are doing great 👍💯 i think of you guys all the time ❤️ praying for y'all tonight love y'all too

[@peteremanuel6891]

Hello, was wondering if you have considered catching the dam collapse and water flowing down the channels on your drone I reckon this would make a very interesting addition to your excellent footage currently shown good luck stay safe ok watching from Australia

[@catherinelasalle3487]

That was an interesting take down! Lots of hard work! Great job once again Mantis😎

[@davesalmon2492]

My first thought was how good the camera work was on the introduction. My second thought was what a monster of a dam…just wow. Well done sir.

[@hamletlacy1]

This was a big job. You displaced a lot of water. The dam was well built by the beavers.

[@jamestboehm6450]

A lot of single short sticks, looks like when the beaver got done eating they took them to the dam. That dam looks like it was built slowly by just a couple of beaver. The removal was top notch like normal.👍👍👍

[@jeffryrichardson9105]

Boy that was a very well built dam! 👍🏽😊❤️🇺🇸

[@dropshot1967]

This was a nice change of pace, just an old-fashioned dam removal. Super fun for one time

[@Joe-eb9yo]

The sound of the rushing water made me want to go fishing! Thank you! 🇺🇸

[@LynnGorman]

The drone footage helps us to understand the landscape and sometimes the conditions that the beaver dams cause.

[@GeneMusall]

That had to be the biggest one I’ve seen you dismantle. Seems like a never ending job to keep up with the busy beavers. Another you tuber doing what you do has evidenced how some people take a further step, eliminate the problem. Sad.

[@richardphelan8414]

Its to bad your government doesn't see the value in cleaning out the debris in these canals

[@jacobstraessle5874]

Oh to be young again in this day and age. I keep telling my children and grandchildren I was born in the wrong generation. Love your videos and your english is very good.

[@thomasrogowski9152]

Great video. Have you ever thought of tossing a small grappling hook attached to a rope on the other side of the dam to help pull it down? This toss could be made while standing safely from the shoreline. I am concerned when you stand directly in front of the dam while you disassemble it. Stay safe.😊

[@eagerhands1]

This was a very pretty, slow take-down. I am curious to know where does the water finally discharge? Is there a nearby river? How much area does this canal drainage system cover? How far away from your home do you usually travel to do this? What is the farthest you have gone or are willing to go? How do you know where the beaver have been building? Does someone or some government agency notify you? Thank you for answering.

[@melvinjones3895]

Your friend with the Kayak couldn't come today . He missed out on a great ride down stream. Lot of water on this one. The beavers know what they are doing, They must have went to. MIT.

[@katrinmcdonough2414]

Good current already and fam still standing

[@richardr7434]

That cross piece on the rake seems to be too low, you hardly use it. Have you considered having a bespoke version made with a second cross piece such that your hands are closer together? You would get more pulling power and less stress on your body.

[@MatthewIrwin-bs5kp]

Nice mix of taking it down. Keep up the good work

[@stormet54]

It amazes me how well built the beaver dams are. With the water pushing up against it and your efforts to remove them, they still stay in place until you break it down.

[@bikerguy5829]

How far they carry the sticks is amazing

[@markreetz1001]

I was happy that you went back and worked on the dam after the water started flowing. It seems a great way to get rid of the dam using the flow of water. Not as much work lowering the dam!! Great video!

[@davidcurtis2884]

It’s great to see the various angles via your investment in three action cameras but I wonder would you also like to have one that shows the viewers your angle. Perhaps mounted on your ball hat? I often think your view must be different. And have you considered using polarized sunglasses to see into the water ? Cheers on your excellent videos

[@theodoremiller1951]

I continue to be amazed at how fast you bring one down. I had thought it would take hours based on the nightmare beaver dam tales I have heard.

[@MikkellTheImmortal]

If you do get flooding like in Poland can you please make a video or short of a dam in the flood. It would be quite amazing if it collapsed while filming.

[@kelvingrebert7315]

that was one well put together dam with quite a build up of water. great drone footage. would take ages to drain

[@rogerdudra178]

You are really doing a good job of removing that beaver dam. Well done.

[@alphi888]

Love to watch your videos sir, thank you for keeping them coming. 👍💦👍💦💯

[@alisonmeeks5580]

What a huge amount of water. Great job!

[@soupwizard]

Wow that one had to be taken down the hard way, piece by piece, that's gonna take a while to drain.

[@bernhardpasman157]

Big dam and a lot of work to remove it. Each video is different and each dam ist different, here are a lot of smaller sticks.

[@jeremy1350]

Hey Papa, do you think the beavers got all those sticks from close by to the channel area, or did they have to travel all the way to the tree line farther away to collect their stuff? It seems they packed a lot of sticks and branches into that dam today !!

[@dorasaavedra1422]

Looks as if there is a massive amount of water upstream(s) It's going to take awhile to lower levels.

[@theclabednar7750]

The beavers packed this dam good!

[@bradleyhays7907]

You worked hard on this one. Great job!

[@rebeccashearer6057]

Very beautiful one to watch.