WIDE BEAVER DAM REMOVAL WITH A POTATO RAKE!

[@Kenislovas]

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[@ВасяДумкин]

Вот придёт Гулливер и сломает твой дом.

[@noemisartcorner841]

This is one of my favorite videos. The dam was pretty high you started working on it quietly the sound of the water flowing was soothing and the job you did was amazing. Thank you.

[@wisencareful4645]

From Australia again, love your work. Got to tip my hat to the Beavers though as they are amazing builders & so persistant.... thumbs up again Cheers

[@matthewmcdaid7962]

If you've ever watched the removal of a man made dam you will have noticed that the initial breach usually results in a progressively larger opening. The water flow sweeps the dam away. A beaver dam doesn't do that. You must continue to dig away at the woven structure of the dam to enlarge the opening. Much more durable construction techniques. Humans could learn a lot from analyzing the beaver's construction methods.

[@rjs69]

That's like roman concrete

[@a.j.4600]

Cool! Watching both sides end up at the same level. Loved it!

[@ricardom2627]

If you look at the water line behind the damage to the left, at the end you see the level of water that dropped. Amazing jobs. Stay safe

[@Kenislovas]

It's satisfying to me also!

[@ZenoJohnSABAHAN]

Yes👍

[@unclespongehead]

What an intelligent removal of a large beaver dam. Well done sir!

[@johnsmart964]

Thank you for the work that you do in dismantling these dams, it is great to see the water flowing through, it is a lovely sound also. I know the people of the community appreciate this, it means also that the farmer can grow more food rather than have the fields spoiled by the beaver dams.

[@anneigo]

Awesome job, I’m worn out just watching you. Was amazing watching the water level drop , beautiful countryside .

[@lj5801]

You do a great job. If you ever run out of beaver dams, you could do a few videos of the surrounding countryside. It always looks beautiful in your videos.

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks! I'll think about it. :)

[@DanKoning777]

*Grandpa:* "telehandler; what's that? All our village needs is my potato rake and my grandson, *just watch 'em"* Great video Mantas; thanks for sharing with us.

[@SaltyNationalist]

Okay.. Who else almost fell asleep listening to the water running?? 😂🤣 Sooooo relaxing...

[@ralphmckay6380]

I love watching your work. Less talking and intelligent approach to the removal of the dam👍

[@cliveholland927]

A shot of before, breach and after of the river downstream makes us appreciate more of the fruits of your labour's. Also a close up of the bank to see the reduced water level please .

[@3hmongchannel762]

I wonder how do you feel when come back from work one day and your home totally wiped out by the Tornado, beaver going to feel the same way she been putted a lot of hard work and effort on the Dam.to make a safe home for her young.

[@priscillaautrey7318]

You will always have a job. Got to love those beavers. Very smart and fast.

[@BenCoombs]

You said I would enjoy today's video. You didn't lie, maybe the best one yet!! Cheers!!

[@Kenislovas]

Cheers;))

[@carolyncrandall710]

Awesome work. You moved a lot of water today. Thanks for sharing. 👍🏼♥️

[@Kenislovas]

Welcome ;)

[@lizyamada6640]

Hi Mantas. You really cleared out this one...good job. The beavers must be Pissed 😄 Awesome video!!! Thank you.

[@ИгорьАксёнов-щ8е]

Столько видео за последние дни! Просто класс!!! 👍🏻🔥

[@WellbeWelloff]

While I know cameras can be expensive, and not necessarily easy to set up, but it would be neat to see the down stream side of things after you bust the dam. Either way, another great video!

[@DD-sp2qs]

I find your videos very relaxing.

[@chrisryan5339]

Great job thanks for sharing. Chris from England

[@cinderblock2289]

Astonishing to see how fast this area drained down. I am sure those downstream are shocked to see the water flowing.

[@bella9357]

Good job. Enjoyed watching this video.

[@ruthbutler725]

We're watching & enjoying your video. Like it when the water goes rushing down. Job well done!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!;)

[@vladimirvujakovic1184]

Одличан посао👏хвала што си пустио воду да иде своме циљу..🤗🤗

[@mariagdaws6083]

Hello from Melbourne Australia ❤️❤️❤️

[@Kenislovas]

Hello!

[@michaelyarmie4858]

Maybe if some of those smart assed architect's looked at the engineering skill's of the beaver, thing's would last forever.

[@rabbitbuddy3845]

Awesome great video Mantas...👍💪

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@jackmankins2520]

I remember doing stuff like this as a kid in the woods with the creeks and such, so fun! Lol

[@67adrima]

Se crean naturalmente o lo hacen los castores??

[@MatthewWilliams-pd7iy]

Tannerite my friend..... makes the job much more fun and harder for them darn beavers to fix it again....

[@daveperryman291]

Thank you for posting

[@Kenislovas]

You are welcome!

[@caligirl3109]

Is he draining??

[@bradwilliams426]

Your videos are great! Hard work on this dam. Thank you for showing your part of the world, it looks beautiful :)

[@216000950]

Got to hand it to the beavers they sure know how to make an effective dam

[@stonecoldusa]

Awesome I like how you advanced the speed

[@roseannevillalobos3949]

Wow, what a major job. Great work 👏

[@countryironforge4275]

Did the beavers rebuild yet?

[@davidwatson6472]

Hello, from a new subscriber. Enjoy your work, thanks for your videos. You must be tired when you go home.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You! No, it's ok :)

[@zoro1674]

I do the same as you. Start with the sticks on the dry b side to weaken the dam then rake away. I usually finish it off with a mini excavator lol

[@JCZ2601NL]

🇳🇱You did that very well again, the beaver family will be very angry with you, so only greetings from the Netherlands, where the beaver is protected and may not be caught.👍👍👍👍👍👍🍀

[@Kenislovas]

We have too many of them, like a rats in NewYork!

[@JCZ2601NL]

@@Kenislovas Here in nl they are going to catch beavers and send them back to the east especially to the countries on the Baltic Sea so keep that in mind😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@Kenislovas]

:DDDD Noted ;D

[@stephensafraniii3396]

Winter is coming, a beaver fur coat is very helpful.

[@azharzai1080]

Anak siapa ni,rajin, ringan tulang,bagus satu usaha yang baik....

[@greatbill9106]

Beavers are great construction workers! They build dams!

[@lisavilanova1184]

Where is this at? I only ask because the area is so pretty and peaceful

[@Kenislovas]

Lithuania.

[@kirkg97]

Amazing animals-rest up you’ll be doing it all over again next week😄👍

[@debdunster5471]

Is your work in watershed management like an environmental engineer?

[@Kenislovas]

Nope, it's my hobby :)

[@MrAndrewFarrow]

How long did it take them to make it? At first I thought they’d built it on a natural weir, but they built the weir too. How much lower did the water level go?

[@topgazza]

No doubt in my mind that the beavers in your country build massive, solid dams. Great job removing them but they are incredibly big

[@Kenislovas]

Yes, it is!

[@kinte1870]

Beavers build solid structures in any country.

[@AndrewMartinIsHere]

Well done, that’s made quite a difference! Love that rake too.

[@catherinebrady2640]

Great job and very hard work!

[@eddykirksey8698]

Nice job!

[@celiafernandes2510]

Esquilo 🐿️ é capaz de construir uma barreira num fluxo de água .🤭😲 Fantástico 😃

[@Tony-zt3zy]

I got a question for you won't the beaver just take all the sticks that you throw off to the side and put them back and build the dam back up again?

[@Kenislovas]

Usually they are not using same sticks.

[@Wild_forests_ofthe_Carpathians]

Навіщо ти завалив боброву дамбу!? Там риби вже не буде

[@joelstaab6773]

How long do you think it will take for the beavers to repair the breach in their dam? A week? And then what? Have to do it all over again...?

[@Kenislovas]

Until they will not come back ;)

[@anthonycoyer7186]

The beavers will have it repaired overnight.

[@КонстантинКудрявцев-г9б]

А можно следующее видео, через 2 дня на этом же месте.

[@GrandmaK70]

Awesome video breaking down that dam, thank you :)

[@Angel-nr8td]

Thank you sir great job😎

[@bengoolie5197]

Open season on beavers?

[@Kenislovas]

Whole Year :)

[@Paulie1232]

Did you set the beavers up with an air b & b, before you removed the dam ?

[@Kenislovas]

booking.

[@desmondehrke9581]

Amazing how they can build a dam

[@TyroneBootlace]

Once again a pleasure to watch :-)

[@stellamaggard3669]

If the beaver dam, isn't causing any flooding? Why break it down?

[@Kenislovas]

I don't break such a dams.

[@newhampshire-bob1604]

Careful with the chest waders! If you fall in they will fill with water and the swift current may drown you.

[@bumfit5491]

Chest waders are safe .. notice the belt on the outside waist area if you go in over the top this belt helps keep the water out… no way to do this with shorter hip waders…

[@arzemagic]

I would still like to see footage of further down the stream at possibly the next dam and what effect all that water released has on it

[@johnredden641]

Good quality videos keep up the good work

[@thims1961]

Now while we didn't do this very often but we did use the wood for the cottage fire or we'd find them in the next Dam a few days later! Do you remove the dry wood?

[@michelechapman9974]

Great job! Fantastic video thanks for sharing

[@john172867]

Looks like your waders are holding up nicely. 🙂

[@Kenislovas]

Not leaking yet :)

[@wlhgmk]

A lot of work to do something completely against your best interests. If you need to control the level in the pond, install a beaver deceiver. Simple and effective. Beaver ponds hold water on the land to recharge ground water, reduce flood peaks, provide water during drought periods, return the other animals to the area that have been killed by us and so so much more.

[@rachellyman2636]

Thank you!! Good one!

[@glendabull2118]

I’m from Australia 🇦🇺 and don’t know much about the beavers are they a protected species or can you get rid of them of the lands???

[@Kenislovas]

They are not protected because we have too many of them.

[@glendabull2118]

@@Kenislovas are you allowed to kill them ???

[@Kenislovas]

I am not. You should have a license to do it.

[@glendabull2118]

@@Kenislovas oh wow you would think that as all the damage they do they would cull them out not all but some plus do they do a lot of damage to the agriculture???

[@Kenislovas]

@@glendabull2118 We have more dams. It’s not all what I’ve found. And yes, they do lot damage for agricultures.

[@chuckstith838]

Those beavers built a damn good dam. They'll be back. Dynamite works good.

[@danitbk]

great job! Very thorough.

[@falseprofit4u]

What happens to the beaver??

[@Kenislovas]

They will migrate to other place.

[@jcedo7403]

U did it again mr. Awesome job

[@mattvedrin8034]

And yet, another great video. Thank you for the time and effort you put in making them for us to watch. Been a sub ever since your very first one and don't plan on missing any.. Thanks again..

[@catherinetiernan5888]

Are Beavers considered a pest.?

[@franksabatine9075]

Wow , that dam was holding back a lot of water

[@Hertog_von_Berkshire]

For some unexplained reason they have started reintroducing beavers to the UK. I'm not too sure they know what they are doing.

[@MisterGames]

Oddly satisfying... For the algorithm 😎

[@yongyutsingtokaew7254]

เปีดน้ำยังโง้อยู่มากใช้หัวมากกว่านี้จะไม่เหนื่อยมากนัก สุ้ๆๆ

[@billnipp2309]

Do beavers ever build dams that turn out to be beneficial?

[@Kenislovas]

Where lands is not in use, they are making ecosystem in their blocked parts of the rivers. So this is good. But usually they are making dams in the small reclamation canals.

[@sergiocareaga1299]

@@Kenislovas beavers are pretty good to restore an ecosystem, but in this case I believe that is fine, to remove the dam

[@rogerdudra178]

That beaver won't come back.

[@allanpeters4403]

Love your videos!!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You!

[@mariaramos-eu3dk]

I love your videos and like the way you dress protecting yourself. from Tampa, Florida

[@Kenislovas]

Thanks!

[@dave6624]

Number1dam buster worldwide cheers

[@sharonmcgarry8325]

How do you know there is no young in the dam

[@jacquesb8927]

Are these natural streams or man made canals? Hard to tell, even though your drone footage is wonderful.

[@Kenislovas]

Reclamation.

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You;)

[@jacquesb8927]

@@Kenislovas ok, its a beautiful area.

[@bobjoncas2814]

...lookin' good, nice work, keep well and have a good week...

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You buddy;)

[@AiMR]

How cool would it be to watch this from a time lapsed overhead drone?

[@sarahparkes1547]

Why ?

[@bremCZ]

A rake made of potato? What a time we live in.

[@ashrevlution3456]

Prior to dismantling the beaver dam, do you undertake a survey on the water course down stream? Contrary to popular belief, releasing a vast amount of water in such a short unnatural duration can cause more damage than good - not only to the wildlife but to the environment and other elements aswell.

[@brianbickle7395]

What do you think?

[@ashrevlution3456]

@@brianbickle7395 Highly unlikely.

[@brianbickle7395]

@@ashrevlution3456 did you see the National geographic program on how beavers changed the balance of nature in Yellowstone?? Very interesting

[@rjs69]

So many youtubers clearing beaver dams these days I am surprised there are any left.

[@joshsalmons1867]

I had these beaver dams all over the place on some land I used to have in VA. What is a beavers purpose in the ecosystem? Phil Robertson asks the same question all the time.

[@rjs69]

Was this a rhetorical question?

[@DuncanEastwood]

Awesome as always!

[@Kenislovas]

Thank You dude ;)

[@Kenislovas]

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[@jamesbreault5762]

Great job man.

[@camus6208]

These waders were a good investment.😎