What Beavers Did in 2 weeks ?

[@Kenislovas]

Link to previous video: kzbin.info/www/bejne/jXu5dYN3jt6Mnrs

[@aaronburdon221]

You need to burn those sticks and stuff that you pull out of there or else they'll just use them to block the way again.

[@rogerdudra178]

In the BIG SKY our beavers pick a spot and if they like it, they'll be back just as you are seeing.

[@Jeroentje_Kapoentje]

Very impressive again. May i give you a tip.. when you almost breakdown the beaverdam. Do a little dans on de mud of the beaverdam. It will come lose very easy and it is more fun!! Keep up the good work! Maybe you also buy a good rainjacked against the rain.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! Any ways I am all sweat after workout :)

[@thomascagle8904]

The Mighty Dam Man strikes again. Great video Mantas

[@kareno6986]

Really appreciate the hard work you put in for us to view 😊

[@justaseagull8406]

Love it the way you gets the dams to fall apart.

[@Claudia_Koster]

Loved that you went back to yesterdays! Thank you!

[@mtu-engineer3220]

Those two trees are acting as a major blockage and cornerstone for that beaver dam.

[@klopps-slippers]

Very therapeutic watching your work…well done

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

Thank you for braving the weather for our entertainment ❤

[@curetiamhices289]

They’ll keep building their dams. A farmer friend had them in a creek on his property and they would rebuild as fast as we could tear them down. They were taking down enough trees he was worried about the creek bank eventually destabilizing. Plus the beavers were also going into his cornfield and chewing off corn. Their food stash was full of tree branches and corn. We ended up having to trap them and took out three. There are still some there, but they aren’t building dams. They just construct a lodge in the deep pools.

[@Kenislovas]

This channel was not blocked again once I released the water.

[@EmmaTaylor-mk5yn]

It's amazing how fast they can build back they seem to improve each time they build back. Ty for sharing

[@russellaustin4988]

All they have to do is pick up the branches that he throws to the sides and don't have to cut new ones. I'm surprised it takes two weeks.

[@kwoowoo828]

@@russellaustin4988 3 days to put back those branches and 1.5 weeks for beaver compliance, certification and quality check. Need to ensure water tight at the minimum. I luv beavers.

[@martinmarsola6477]

Another fantastic dismantling today! Your the best, Mantas. See you on the next! 🇱🇹🙂👍🇺🇸

[@wb8ujb]

Would be very neat to have a trail cam on this area on time lapse. You know their are watching you now, and will back at work tonight. :) Thank you for sharing your experiences with us.

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome! I already did trail camera. But KZbin algorithm didn't boosted this video :)

[@theclabednar7750]

You are such a good man to keep coming back to reopen these days! GOD BLESS YOU AND YOUR FAMILY!

[@teresamcfadden2414]

That one looked like it tired you out thanks for such a great job! I liked the knit hat you were wearing in the last video.

[@annab3182]

That is really hard work! The mud and wood is there and with time they can and more often do put it back unless they are removed permanently.

[@Kenislovas]

There is no dam up to now..

[@petecollins4925]

Lots of showers here in the UK yesterday, I even had to sit in my car waiting for a thunderstorm with torrential rain to pass so I could unload my shopping to take it indoors! Those beavers have been busy for sure, another fine dam clearance and another very relaxing to watch video. Hope you and your family are all well Mantas.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! We are well! ;)

[@twan923]

And I thought post10's videos were relaxing and enjoying to watch. Amazing work!

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks mate!

[@markl3893]

I was surprised to see several flat boards come out of that dam. I didn't think the beavers would try to use lumber.

[@catrinenataliesmith6835]

If you look at the post last time u can see the planks

[@DonnaKnower_sez]

Great video! I’m sure the farmers are thankful because when the canals are high, all their expenses for their drain fields are wasted. At normal water levels, their fields stay much dryer because gravity can drain the water down to the canals. Such a wonderful service and one that also provides interesting content for your viewers! Thanks again for these amazing videos! Stay safe and healthy! Your SW WI USA fan❤❤

[@pomptonqueen]

I don't think I've ever really appreciated just how industrious beavers are. I see the collapse and am always surprised that there are still lots of sticks and mud beneath the service. These dams are so well-built!

[@ruthbutler7984]

Looks like they made a wide base for the dam. Good job taking it down.

[@navyspook79]

It's amazing how quickly they can rebuild. Mother Natures little engineers.

[@robwilsn3219]

I really like the way you dissemble your dams. Specially when the whole thing collapses. Lotta hard work that people don't realize. Great job! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks mate! I like your motorcycle :)

[@TomConnally-sv6ul]

1 mo ago. You have a new fan. Your methods and post 10 are quite different, but I'll be watching both of you on a regular basis. Back in the day you 2 guys would be called "good people" . Best wishes and Merry Christmas. 12-25-23.

[@dirtfarmer7472]

On the left side of the stream there is a small tree until it is removed they’ll build back again. It’s job security for you they’ll just start building back in the same place again & again. Thank you for this video

[@centexan]

Dealing with the dam is great. I'll bet seeing the field tile flowing makes the farmer pretty happy too. It is amazing how much material you can remove and the dam continues to hold water. How great would it be to have a trail cam capturing the beaver rebuilding .

[@tompost1336]

Congratulation on 61K Subs! Quit an increase in a year. Good job producing highly interesting content. 👍👍

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you!

[@barbthequietwatcher7069]

Great job Mantas! I bet, with all that rain, you couldn't have gotten wetter if you dove right in. Thank you for sharing your work. 😉❤️❤️❤️❤️👍😊

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@DougHawken]

Really nice one. Very relaxing. A calm in a crazy world. Keep up the good work.

[@davidbingham7404]

Mantas great video as always, love the way you destroy this dam again, these beavers just don't give up do they. Keep the great work up and have a wonderful week and try to keep dry if possible. David B.,Utah, USA. ❤❤❤.

[@tomadams2319]

Put up a crittercam on the tree next to the dam so you can watch the beavers build the dam. They seem to like this spot so much! Then next time you knock the dam down, you can also show how the beavers built it.

[@ThomasWLalor]

The beavers build quite a marvel of engineering. Nature is awesome And your efforts quite impressive. As a former farmer, much kudos for your work and vids.

[@andrewpowellnz]

Great job, those bbeavers are keeping you busy.

[@Groteseh.]

More satisfying work 🎉🎉🎉 Big thanks Kenislovas 🎉🎉 Marvellous 🤩

[@teresaK2993]

Good job, would the farmer or local government be willing to take away some of the sticks so you have room for the next time?

[@melvinjones3895]

Wow 2 weeks those beavers a real busy. They must be big also so keep an eye open. that is a lot of water keep up the good work.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@charlespeyersen1955]

You almost had the same result as with the epic collapse upstream, they even used the lumber from the deer stand that went down stream with that collapse.

[@kenmuggli4613]

Ken, Small dam, big lake. Good job.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank you! :)

[@patriciafaye7448]

The flooding behind that dam was extensive. I’m sure the farmer are thankful. Great job

[@jonnybravo2678]

Thank you for your videos!!! I never knew the enjoyment I’d get watching beaver dams removed. You’re videos are great. You’re not an obnoxious KZbinr. You respond to our comments! And now I want to go find beaver dams here in Rhode Island to remove! Thank you Kenis!

[@danmosby7980]

Why destroy these dams they help eco systems and plants, the damns are good for environment. SO much land has run off an is ruined because it is not slowing water to sink into the ground. People are now creating beaver dams to fix desaert land, slow the runoff and and refill the under ground aquiffers.

[@tomswindler64]

Amazing what the beavers can build in a two week period.great video as always.love your persistence,that’s the only way your gonna accomplish your goal.keep safe and don’t let the beavers get you LOL 👍👍👍😎😎😎

[@katieandkevinsears7724]

They probably had it rebuilt overnight. They work fast.

[@Malsher]

@@katieandkevinsears7724 Yeah especially if all the building materials are left nicely beside the worksite for them

[@annoymous30]

🎉fantastic job. Great to watch. Be proud of yourself for helping others , your a good man 😊

[@markam306]

My goodness, busy busy beavers. In order to slow this down, the farmer may need to bring in a wood chipper and turn all those branches to mulch. Alternatively, the beavers could be trapped and transplanted to a new home in the mountains.

[@bertram_oredrock]

It's seems as if there aren't any trappers in your country to control the Beaver population. It would sure help the farmers and land owners. Another cool video!

[@EdConway-v4m]

You did a great job today and sure lowered the height of the water in that canal, this was a hard, but good work day. Very nicely dome.

[@JRWeezy84]

Im still so shocked they can build that strong of one. Smart lil critters

[@christopherort2889]

Cool video as always. Stay safe out there. Looks like it was raining there.

[@beckyirvin2504]

The beavers used some boards from the fallen deer stand that floated down after the other dam collapsed.

[@carolyndee4565]

You have got to admire the beavers handy work

[@mariagdaws6083]

Good day Mantas Time for my morning coffee and watching you work Really loved this video, you have make a mountain of sticks😂 Thank you 🦘❤️❤️❤️

[@lynnduncan6139]

Those beavers did not make it easy for you. Excellent job dismantling that damn! Farmers will be in your debt.

[@nataliehill6406]

Any morning I wake up to a new dam removal is a good morning ❤

[@Kenislovas]

Hahah! Thank you!

[@NatHill-c6q]

This was my old account

[@Thea_MojaveOutliersWhipmakers]

That was done in just 2 weeks?!? There must be a whole herd of beavers there!

[@Kenislovas]

Yeah!

[@lynh8378]

Wow that was lots of work,interesting video!

[@Jim-nq9cv]

your videos have improved greatly keep up the good work i enjoy watching them

[@markpulice8203]

This dam had a lot of branches in it! Even at the base seemed more branches and sticks instead of grass and mud! Good work!

[@allanpeters4403]

Looks like you got as wet from the rain as you would have from falling in. Tks for sharing your videos!!

[@LaurieHuntsinger]

Thank you for the tour.

[@jeremy1350]

Hey Papa !! Nice weather you are having. Meanwhile in Montreal, we hit (0c) last night, we got snow falling and snow on the ground yesterday. We are sitting at (4c at 4:30pm) It will be (-4c) tonight, and minuses for the rest of the week here. Snow on the way for tomorrow !! YAY We turned the heat on for the first time last night. Hope Mama and the Little Princess are keeping well.

[@scottyellis3442]

It's crazy to see just how well built these days are, to hold back all the water pressure is just amazing. Thanks for carrying us along with you 👍🏼👍🏼

[@Brad.W]

They are pretty precise too. Had a nearly 500 acre field get turned into a shallow pond a couple years ago over a summer from a nearby river that runs through my property beavers were smart enough to dig channels to divert water from the river into the field and then go around and dam off all the areas it was running out of the field.

[@lamwen03]

It's instructive to watch just how much water was flowing out of that drain. It's a LOT. And it looks like you're going to need a rain hood for your camera.

[@phyl74955]

As much as love watching your videos, please take care of your health.

[@rogerdudra178]

You get rain, around here we got 15" of new snow on the ground. Not a bad day, though. Bluebird sky is always welcome.

[@tinlizzie]

Darn! Those beaver are very persistent!

[@clarelove3738]

Great job as usual but I hope you don't get sick, you got absolutely soaked in that rain 😢

[@cass612t]

You did a very good job of tearing this dam down

[@BobbySuel-s9u]

I didn’t realize that a Beaver could build such a strong dame

[@richardsimpers9130]

Set up a trail camera and see if you can film the beaver rebuilding it .I'd like to see that. Keep up the good work. Thanks 👍

[@michaelripley4528]

🦫: I keep you busy!!!😆 🦫: Chuckles YOU KEEP ME BUSY 🦫: DAMn you‼️I DONT GET PAYED!

[@heapbig5352]

Good job. You got some energetic beavers there. Those collapses are fun to watch but could be scary for you sometimes. Looks like fun.

[@carlrice3637]

"Hey honey, how was your day?" "Dam exhausting, dear, dam exhausting..."

[@Kenislovas]

Hey! The day was great! Thank you!

[@ruthwright5395]

I like the view from the top, isn’t November Roberta’s birthday month. Stay safe!!!Blessings from Tennessee,USA🇺🇸❤️

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@carlrice3637]

Seeing the dimensional lumber you pulled out, how long before the beavers head to the local home improvement store for supplies? 😉

[@robertslugg8361]

As a Portland resident I will now think of the homeless (feral humans) as large hairless beavers. They too rebuild in two weeks.

[@Kenislovas]

Not rebuilt yet ✌️

[@James-w7w8m]

I’m sure this question has been asked before… do these beavers reuse these piles of debris/branches that are conventionally lying next to the construction site?

[@FYMASMD]

It warms my heart knowing azzholes like you live in my hometown. Good job Beevis.

[@gordonbennet1094]

Schwarzenegger Beaver : 'I'll be back ...'

[@neilaslayer]

I have a saying for all my customers, "You can have it fast, you can have it cheap, and you can have it good. You may pick any two." These beavers seem to pick cheap and fast.

[@stu9stu9stu]

I love my beavers cheap and fast.

[@greghardy7239]

Fast usually means cheap.👍

[@amym1133]

I love that saying! It works all circumstances.

[@guyl4231]

Considering the depth and complexity of the structure after just 2 weeks of work, the foundation is solid, built to last a beaver lifetime (10 years). Nothing cheap here! A great example of sound engineering!

[@thesidsss]

With all the sticks lying right there,the Beavers have it pretty easy.

[@suzieaustin.5905]

Do the beavers 🦫 reuse the same stuff to replace the dam again?? Bless you 🙏🙏💖💖

[@charlietaylor2281]

Wow that’s is amazing what the beavers. Can they be catcher and be relocated safely I enjoy your videos 😊😊😊

[@therealjplavoie]

Another great video Kenis! 👌

[@TangiePoole-l1g]

You do such an amazing job. I enjoy your videos 😊

[@sheilarowan8664]

The beavers didn't make it easy this time ❤❤❤😊😊

[@mjfencer]

We need a camera filming the beaver’s reactions and perspectives as you rip down their dams. 😂😂

[@ricardom2627]

In the Army we would say "if its not raining, its not training" you have truly embraced that concept. hope you had a dry change of clothes in the vehicle.

[@judithjackson6529]

Lordy nature sure has a sense of humor. Never ending supply of wood for them beavers.

[@marksavage1108]

Or the old wood gets left next to the dam so its a recycled supply he leaves for them.

[@Philskiw1]

Big farm. What do they grow there? Another good video. Stay safe and dry

[@Kenislovas]

Wheat.

[@annedunstan1171]

Do you ever get nervous standing downstream, with the dam in front of you, worrying if it will suddenly collapse? I know you watch it closely, but when there’s a huge body of water just waiting to get through that dam, it must be a little scary! Thanks for your videos - they are always great!

[@Kenislovas]

Yes it was scary few times. But Yes, I am trying to be safe out there :)

[@haraldljusarbetaren8649]

It is always fun to watch you remove beaver dams. Could you please leave a camera overnight so that we can see the beavers inspect the damages? That would be epic!

[@vanguard9067]

Great idea!

[@Rabgiliszta]

Was just about to recommend placing a camera trap here, as it seems to be a natural choking point in the canal because of the 2 trees - ideal for restarting a dam (however I'm not a 🦫 so I'm not 100% sure)

[@RikFreemanPhotographer]

Yet again another back breaking episode in your battle with the beavers. For sure you need an excavator, not only to clear the dams but also to expand creating run off channels from the fields, all in a nice dry, warm cab.. hmmmm.. Good idea, just that one problem.. Money!

[@jackgaylord6159]

Really enjoy your channel,very relaxing and enjoyable to see the dams removed for the right reasons,keep up the awesome work

[@vanguard9067]

@kenislovas Like many others, it is so relaxing (and a bit ironic) to watch you work so hard:-) Thank you.

[@neilclarkson6060]

There is a high volume of water. How large of a water catchment was there? Like i said before great work. ❤

[@BRI33NOR]

I think you once positioned a length of plastic pipe, perforated with holes , for a distance in the front of the lowered dam. Did this idea work at all or did it get blocked with mud, leaves etc ?,

[@robertmann7786]

Question, won't the beaver just use the same sticks to build the dam again?

[@xperiax9700]

pohon di tengah parit itu mempermudah berang-berang dalam membuat bendungan

[@dacianbonta2840]

the drainage channel is handling the intense extra flow very well

[@alwayssearching1882]

Tenacious little buggers...aren't they.

[@SlickBubbles]

I just had a ‘crazy’ idea: when the weather is warm again, find a seasoned (experienced) kayaker to start floating in the water above the dam, shortly before it’s about to collapse. Then, when you collapse the dam, they go for s ride! You could film their progress with your drone and see how far they get in a minute and in 5 minutes (That’s if you and your drone could keep up with them! Lol). Maybe a special episode? It’s something different that just might bring extra views? Just an idea. Nonetheless, I enjoy just watching your regular videos.

[@terrelltopping]

You should setup a nature cam there. Do a construction into destruction video.