BEAVER DAM REMOVAL | HUGE CURRENT!
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- Опубликовано: 10 сен 2024
- Hey, just met this dam for the 2nd time. 4 weeks after 1st one. This time seems the dam is stronger than was before. A lot of grass they added, and mud. It tooked to me 50 minutes to deal with it :)
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I love to hear the water flowing after the dam has been breached.❤️
That dam was a marvel of beaver engineering. Watching you work is unintentionally calming for some reason. Nice work! Thank you!
You really let loose a flood! I'm amazed at the amount of solid material - mud and grass - that the beavers used in addition to all those large sticks.
I was expecting the strength of the flow to collapse it and tear it away, it’s amazing how strong the construction is. America has some strange critters. Love from Australia 🇦🇺🙂
Dude it's Lithuania, not USA :) We are in Europe :)
@@Kenislovas oh, so there ya go.
Learn something new!
I have to say the grass dams are very therapeutic to watch and the perfect time is when water breakers threw and that sound is perfection . Thank you!
That was a lot of water, damn fine engineers them beavers !!! 👍👍👍🇬🇧
Beaver dams are cool as hell, they engineer things better than MIT grads
Yeah, they do what all engineers need to but only few really do: Strictly follow the KISS rule (Keep It Simple Stupid)... Here just add a bit of sticks and mud where it is leaking, keep the bare physics to guide them, that is all to it...
That's nothing. The Japanese beavers can build those dams faster and with higher quality. AND at a fraction of the cost.
@@donrowson105 Best comment ever.
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@@donrowson105 lmao 🤣 wtf a Japan Beaver bouta search RUclips right now to see what they are capable of...I guess you wasn't lying they use bamboo that's amazing
Love how they re-stack the dam just off to the side. Makes redamming so easy for beavers.
Beavers don’t reuse the material unless there is no source for new material.
Was gonna say that. 😁
Excellent work. Amazing how fast it took the mud away.
Best one I’ve seen so far. I love the way you start at the back with bid sticks. Almost as if you are deconstructing it in reverse. Love it! And don’t forget to tighten your belt!
I saw a guy go under one time, quicker than a damn hiccup. His buddies got to him in time, white as a sheet. Lessons learned from experience can make you smarter, dumber or d d ded. Yes, ded.
You might think about putting a 6” PVC pipe where you want the water level to stay. Put a large screen on one end so it won’t get clogged and an elbow with a removable pipe on the other. When you want the water level to drop just pull the up pipe on the down stream side. Saw this done in a Canadian park in a documentary about beavers. It’s amazing how much water a beaver dam retains due to the underwater channels they create (some are over nine feet deep). They create the channels to put the mud on the dam. Great places to fish by the way. The water stays cool in the summer and some of the biggest trout I’ve caught in streams have been in beaver ponds.
Great idea. That way the beavers don't have their home destroyed and the environment benefits from a new pond with a constant level
Holding water on the land seems like a good idea
Yep same as you do on ponds cc koi ponds
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Yeah unless you own land that the beavers eventually take and ruin. They can be extremely destructive. They have killed hundrefs of acres of 100 year old trees on my property.
I feel like, when I’m watching, I’m right there pulling the sticks down with him….when he stops, I’m like “ come on, come on” but “hello! “ I’m in a lounge chair….and he’s doing all the hard work…and when is fast forward…I love it…
I feel bad for the beavers. They put in so much work to build this.
Great job. Beautiful landscape. Thank you for sharing this.
Love these single person dam breaks ! I have broken up a few beaver dams myself back east !
Daddy that man 😂 with the funny rake is here again 😂😂.
Great flow and you saved a lot of trees.
That's a lot of work to go out and look for them dams...and on top of that the work you put in. Thank you so much for feeding our addictions. A lot of water in this one. You're doing a great job. Thank you for all you do for your subscribers. God bless.
Thank You!
@Peter Parker Beavers live in lodges not dams, and when they flood fields or stop water from reaching fields they do hurt people’s crops. Post 10 has torn down plenty of beaver dams on his channel so I don’t know why you’re saying he has some sort of moral high ground.
@@DuncanEastwood you are right beaver is a pest in some areas like woods and making swamp logger work difficult and do cause damage when one of these dams break that even complete towns are cut off
@Peter Parker Have you seen what is beside the ditches with the dams? Fields of crops that need that ditch to get rid of excess water when it rains and to water the crops when it doesn’t. Would you rather the farmers and their families lose them or some beavers be inconvenienced? Not trapped or killed as he said they aren’t allowed to in his country. Go to the trapper’s channels and complain, the only thing getting hurt here is your feelings.
@Peter Parker The beavers don't live in the dam. They live in a lodge. What he's doing is creating jobs for beavers!
Tremendous amount of work. My compliments on your effort.👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
The beavers in Europe seem to build dams differently than the American beavers. There are a lot of sticks layered on the backside that aren't encased in mud.
I've been noticing the same thing, and unfortunately it makes me wonder if the beavers are getting a little help to make the video better.
Different schools of engineering, EU vs USA. We use (in USA) concrete and rebar.... Mr Dan Beaverboard.
I've just recently saw the same building structure in Canada. The person who filmed that captured also that they not only lay sticks from the front side but also from the back side they build it up with sticks, like you see here (at the front they clearly stuffed them in the mud and added mud as last part but didn't add so much mud at the back, because no help of water movement 'gravity'. Only more loose stick as security force ) hope I explained it somewhat logical 👀🤔😊
Yes LJ that's X what I thought. Very uniformly placed those stick's.
Better education system in Canada and Europe so our Beavers are smarter
Beautiful country! I love the fall colors at sunset.
Nicer view With the Dam in place
Scusa ma perché hai rotto la diga?
You have some big beavers to move those size branches and build that dam. Amazing.
good use for a stick of dyno mite. !!! BOOM !!! all done.
A good amount of tannerite would speed this up nicely. I love the content though! Keep up the awesome work you do.
And quick too! 😂😂
What about the poor beaver 🦫
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100 pounds should do it. Combines well with gender reveal. 😂😂 80 pounds in a quarry in NH rocked the neighboring towns. But more is more.
@@rickb3078 I'm from Maine, and I remember hearing about this very well lol
Raking beaver dams looks like good back and ab workout
The first beaver who figured it out was pretty smart...
Feel a little sorry for the beavers to be honest. That’s a lot of dedicated hard work to create such a sturdy, well put together dam 🦫
Yeah I do as well
If beavers here water running they will start to rebuild. Got to get rid of the beavers. You did a good job
Hola..a mi parecer.. este es el mejor trabajo el video que mas me gusta..nivelaste las aguas..gran trabajo..cuidese. Saludos desde Chile.
Thanks 👍 for another great video. We enjoy them very much.
I wonder who taught the beaver to build a dam? That guy is a genius.
Thank you, beautiful countryside and stunning beaver dam removal. Those pesky beavers will be plotting a rebuild....and soon. 😊💫
They're sneaking up behind as he removes them, they're putting them back. 😄"We must be bewwy bewwy quiet."
Nice job tearing down the dam. Hard work by hand. You moved a lot of water. Well done sir.
And here folks we have a beaver dam…
Clears beaver dam….
Next day.. and here folks we have a beaver dam…
Clears beaver dam..
Beavers!!! DAMMIT!!
Love that sound soo soothing and beautiful
That area is very pretty with of those golden tree's reflected in the waterr ❤
Another great video, that one was hard work, amazing how deep and wide it was . Good job
🇳🇱tonight another platoon of beavers will come undo your work and urgently build a new and better dam greetings from Roosendaal Netherlands👍👍👍👍👍🍀
I love watching u clean out the beaver dams great job hard work my nan
It's amazing how beaver take down such large trees at times!, beavers dont get wore out!.
GREAT RESULT! Love watching your videos and channel! Roger in Pierre South Dakota
Thought he was going for a stick of dynamite but he came back with a fork, good choice, always marvel at the beavers ability to build a dam. Good job.
Mantas Petrosius is a Harry Potter spell for your potato rake. Lol. A custom potato rake like no other. Awesome 😎👍
:D
..Looks like the beavers brought in a bigger crew...lol.. good job, keep well...
Before you start could you put a stick in the pond with a ribbon on it at the water line so we can get a better idea of how much it’s dropped?
Look at the grass on the opposite side, where it's still green is about 5 centimeters higher than the water level when he started.
Good morning .greetings from u.sa.hope everyone is having a great day.good work on the beaver dam.
Cheers
Kept thinking you might get washed away! Great job!
No idea why these are so fun to watch....😃
Well you certainly got you aerobic points in today!
Post 10 is proud of you
I can’t watch enough of your videos! New subscriber! Roger in Pierre South Dakota
Thank You!;)
I've seen the migration of ducks and geese flying south for many decades, then the farmers in the north reclaimed wetlands for farming and the migration stopped when I was in my 20's. Over 50 years ago.
Great job!
beavers are on their cell phones already.
Good job.
I live in the Rocky Mountain west, sad to see beaver dams removed, we really need the help of the beavers and their water storage ability. I do hope folks removing these dams are doing it because the water is causing issues. I know it is fun to tear them out and watch the “flood”. I just hope beaver dams aren’t being removed unless they are causing serious issues.
Yes, if the pond isn't interfering with anything they are actually quite beneficial and best to just leave be. Beavers are the great reclaimers - making clearings and creating future meadows for wildlife to flourish.
I totally agree with you they were here first just think how long it took them to gather material
and build it I really hope it was not for his
Pleasure this is really sad when we interfere with nature
@@armandogonzales1365 lol - if they didn't trap and remove the beavers they will have that repaired in one night.
Also what's with this "nature" stuff. We evolved from the same goo they did; we are part of nature too :p
Wish you folks would watch a few of his posts before you judge. He’s helping keep farmer’s lands free from flooding.
I realize that this damn was probably destructive as hell, but DAMN! - beavers are engineering marvels!
Outstanding build quality!
Klamath falls Oregon is watching
if you have ever watched videos of a man made dam failing and how fast they start breaking apart and collapsing after being breached you get a sense of how strong a beaver dam is built. even the force of all that water rushing over it dosen't cause much damage and you still have to keep pulling and ripping it apart.
Beavers come home from a hard day at work.
“ Hey honey, where’s our lodge? “.
Beavers truly make some great dams.
Great job
Perhaps a 1/2 stick of dynamite would work just as well and be a lot more fun to watch Yeah blowing things up is always cool
I'm watching several beaver dam removal but never seen any angry beaver while man is destroying the dam. 🤣
interesting the beavers wanted their own lake.
Amazing animals, beavers...
very good job!
GREAT JOB!
Thank you for another amazingly awesome video 📹 ❤ ♥ great job!
Beavers are such masterful Craftsman. Watching how hard it was to break this dam up is evidence of that. Good job wiping it out! Unfortunately, they'll be back. 🙄
Fortunately they will be back.
Looking at your channel and wish you had all segments of removal in line posted so we could potentially watch them all in order instead of kinda mixed up...I saw a 2 3 and such...but hey edit them all together on a time lapse...im
I'm trying to think of suggestions aside from mother nature to help clear out the silt aside from her doing it with natural flow of the water...maybe breaking it with a shovel...I don't know, just a suggestion since you seem to do most of this by hand...
wow this is a full time job well done
The Beavers in my neck of the woods were watching this video and as we speak are out in the streets protesting, waving signs that reads Beavers lives matters too. 😆
B.L.M ?? Oh my word!
Now it would be nice to have a culvert installed.
This will be a never ending job for you. They beavers will rebuild and keep doing so everytime you destroy their dam. They have to have damed up water to survive and to store their food. (Tree limbs with bark on it) see tomorrow with the rake. If you want to stop this, you must relocate the beavers.
good job
Start from the very top
Hes been doing this, im sure he knows what hes doing by now.
Nice! Subbed. I guess Post 10 brought me here.
Thanks for another awesome video...wow!...that long grass packs tight with the mud to make a perfect seal! Silly beavers are no match for Mantas!
Ha ha and your next video will be how to unblock ditches from the materials pulled out from a beaver dam by a man wearing waders who should have dumped it in a tractor bucket or trailer lol good video...
Beavers be beven... Hey they need a house too.
Yes but if you pile the debris next to the creek where you tear it apart they usually come back use that debris and rebuild. We had some on our farm that did that.
They are smart little bastards
Tannerite is the best way to get rid of the dams
Awesome job quite Is impressive
Hugely satisfying to watch, thank you
There must have been a large volume of water backed up behind that dam. The level barely went down after many minutes of high flow.
The way the Canal filled with water, is there another dam or other flow restriction further down the canal?
The beavers are going to be busy tonight
Great Well done.
How long, do you recon, it takes to build that one? It sure was sturdy! Research has said beavers are triggered by the sound running water makes and that is what the main reason for them to build as much as they do. Do you find that might be true? Cheers from Texas!
Fun project.. but you still got a pond.. just a few feet lower in depth.,.. that beavers kicking ur arse... lol
I see the beavers got their revenge and shaved your head. ha! thanks for the video.
Oddly satisfying to watch.
This is my favourite. So, meditatve.
That beaver gonna come back and see you...on gang 🤣🤣🤣
Love this channel for realze
Incredible engineering from a large rodent.
Superbly done... good exercise!
Good work 👍🏻 🌹