THIS CURRENT WOULD SUCK ME IN!
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- Опубликовано: 21 апр 2022
- Actually this place is most interesting for me. This pipe is always stucked and sucks water quite well:) Next time I will bring here grates to stop beavers for doing it.
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Thumbs up for spotting the newt - excellent find!
I am in the latter years of my life (81) and enjoy your videos, it brings back memories of when I was young and able to get out and enjoy the outdoors. Thank you for the entertainment that you are providing. You make me very happy for the memories.
That is awesome!
Nice to know I'm not the only senior who enjoys this young man's videos & wishes him well.
@@fayekimball3538 You are welcome Faye! ;)
Me too👍
Kenislovas, if you guess that this swamp measures 500m x 500m and you have dropped it by 3cm it will have drained 7.5k cu.m (or about 150 6m x 3m swimming pools)That is a lot and the swamp is much bigger so this figure is going to be higher. You have done a great job! 👏👏👏👏
Thanks for the fly over. That was a large beaver lodge.
You do a great service. Thank you
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This drone footage is awesome, and to see what the country looks like. Thanks for your content.
Happy to be a subscriber Kenislovas, love what you do and I understand why you do it a certain way. You a a very caring man and you do a great job. I always look for your videos. Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
good one, stay safe
Coming back to this one is like visiting an old friend.
That’s a lot of water it’ll take awhile to drain all that. Very nice long video. Love the long videos. Thank you for your hard work and thank you for sharing. Have a great day.
Cool. Richmond, VA.
very good video, i think they need another pipe, and also a grate to prevent bevers from building a dam inside the pipe.
Your a good man,you care about the environment and you care about your country.what you do may seem a never ending battle,but you do make a difference.don’t let anyone tell you differently.stay strong and keep doing what your doing.👍👍👍😎😎😎
Very well said! I agree 100%
Awesome video! That had to be the largest beaver lodge I've seen. Keep up the great work with your channel 👍🦎
I like the longer videos.
I am subscribed and wait for your new videos. You are awesome and care about the environment. Happy earth Day!
From the look of all those dead trees, those beavers are destroying that area near the culvert. I really like that you add the drone video to show the damage caused me beavers. With the water flowing you could see the direction of the water and clear the debris on the other side of the culvert to keep it flowing. a second culvert would help
FIRST! YIPPEE! Roger in Pierre South Dakota
Look forward to your videos every day - thank you for doing what you do for the environment.
That's actually a good percentage of subscribers. We need some subscribers to interact with as many like minded people as possible in the comments. Like comments that you agree with and comment on people's comments. The channel is growing steadily.
well now you can do part 1,2 of the water on each dam and i would happily watch both you do such a good job
Hopefully, the forest will make a quick recovery. Keep us updated on this one, please and be safe
I hope all the viewers subscribe to your channel and I hope you get many more you deserve 1 million you work hard and starting. a family is not cheap I hope you get all the viewers. you seem like a really good person and a hard worker you deserve 1 million subscribers keep up the great videos
You are a hero. Trying your best to keep up with the beavers, is an on going project. The amount of damage the beavers are doing is mind boggling Your drone view of the area and all that water, killing trees, unbelievable. I’m proud of you. 😊❤
I like to watch your videos. I like the sound of the water. Keep it up. from Tampa, Florida USA
Hi from uk my friend👋👍 absolutely loved the drone flyover on this one as that land really needed to be drained as the woodland is starting to drown and might just recover thanks to your work on this one 👌👍 great job mate was really good bit effort and will take some time to fully recover and drain back but good job 👌 thanks for your time and be safe see you soon 👍👋
Thank You Mark! Always appreciate of Your comments ;]
Very nice removal! I can see that it’s a little easier to remove the dam because of the less sticks in the mud, but it’s still a hard job! 👍🏋️♀️💪
Your videos are a great moment of relaxation after a long day at work. Thank you for doing what you do.
Glad you enjoy it!
I am subscriber and enjoy watching. Thank you.
I'm 68 old female and live in Tucson Arizona. USA.
🤗👍😁 GOOD JOB SIR.
Greetings from the BIG SKY. A year later and the beavers are still here. It looks open to me, too.
The opening video footage matched with the music you selected is worthy of being part of a Natural History film. It shows the issues facing the forest and the vastness of the held water. Super to locate the Beaver Lodge and the water paths the beavers use. 🏆 Excellent to watch the culvert being cleared on both sides and both sides are great to watch. I don't think you could do anything more than you have, without a lot of investment by others. Extremely well done. 👍🇬🇧
Wow, thank you!
I will try to make some grate. Or will do something with additional pipes.
You picked a big job today, Mantas. That is a lot of water to drain. Maybe you could go by there this weekend and see how much drained.
It is so fun to go back and watch your older videos. You have improved so much! I truly appreciate all your hard work. 😊
Thanks :)
Your videos are amazing, love the views from your drone as well :) Thank You and God Bless :)
Love your videos! For me it´s essential to subscribe, I dont wan´t to miss anyone. Keep up the good work :)
Glad you like them!
That is a lot of water. Very satisfying.
Beavers are not a problem they are good helpers in order to harvest rain and frankly nothing is more important lately than rain harvesting. Good luck furthermore and thanks for sharing your adventures.
Great job! You just keep on doing this and the spring runoff will flow away to the river. I can see the beaver sitting there studying his map of the swamp when his comrade waddles in and announces that the map can go in the garbage as the pipe has been cleaned and now the whole landscape has changed, LOL!
Great drone video of the flooded timber! Cheers from the USA! 🇺🇸
I'm sure you'll find many instances of beavers waiting till you are gone to start rebuilding the damage you've done to their dams. The are very determined in Montana.
Great job, maybe going down that swamp to check if there is no blocage and open it could be an idea to help the swamp to drain.
I have seen the damage in the Forrest with the drone is huge way you don't kill them not all but some!!
A nice unclogging the culvert. Thanks for the update and chat. Your the best, Mantas!!
Love your videos and your channel! Great work!
Glad to see you're still doing this one. Looks like that little tree grew big enough for the beavers to cut it down. Yes I think the government or land owners should at least cut a path for the water. I bet you could make a good rack so the beavers can't put stuff in the culvert. I've seen them triangular shaped with the wide end open to the culvert. It'd be nice if the government supplied that. Thank you for the videos. Great job as always. I hope you have a boy.😉😄👍👍❤
Thank you for your hard work here.
Lot of trees for the beavers to choose from,..great drone shots,..
I love the sound of the water as it’s released.
EXCELLENT VIDEO!!! I love the drone footage!
Just found your channel! You're a hard worker!
Very relaxing and enjoyable. Thank you for your videos!
Lots of sticks, mud & water! Good job!!
Thanks 👍
Looks good 👍👍👍👍👍👍
Great job as always.
Those beavers have really flooded that part of the forest really bad.
I’m not sure what I enjoy the most the aerial footage or the dam removal. It is shocking to see how much land can be flooded by beavers. Beaver seldom recycle material, it is easier to float new material in.
04:40 to 04:50 that was a huge beaver lodge in the centre of the screen.
I can see you returning to that dam almost daily to keep the culvert open.
It is good to see both ends of the culvert, at one end. we can watch you work and the other the results of your labours.
About the only way to solve the problem of flooding is to remove the beaver. A grate will make it easier to remove a dam or blockage and keep the culvert open. Another benefit of a grate is that stops the beaver from filling the culvert with sticks.
Beautiful drone shots.🥰
Quite A dilema, too much water on both sides.
Beautiful country side wherever it is at!!
Thx for your work. Dont worry about those who complain. Its usual for them.
Great work sir. There was a crazy mount of water wow. Thanks for the vid Ken.
It has been a while since you have been to this culvert, the beaver have taken liberty to plug it up very well. They have left you a lot of work to get it flowing again.
I don't know what we can do from this side of the video to help get more subscribers. Time and pressure moves continents so there is still hope. We subscribers certainly support you.
When they do something with this area they should put in more drains ( culverts) under the road. Love the content.
Watching from Michigan,USA
I don't know if post 10 has watched you or vice versa, but much different types of beaver dams from your area and his. Both great to watch. Great job.
Sweet, I have been wondering when you would be back here. 😁😁
Awesome video. Looking forward to part 2, 3, 4 and 5 😁
Always enjoy watching your videos, and the great work you do.
Thank you again :)
Beavers float the sticks to the location... They don't pick them up and carry them.
They eat the bark, get them water logged to some extent, store them, then float them to the location. Being in the water makes them somewhat weightless and easy to move. Being well soaked makes them more flexible and more useful for building. The old stuff on the bank is laregely ignored and will very rarely ever be reused.
Wow beautiful drone footage xx
You need to do a second video of this culvert just to see how low the water level gets.
The amount of water drained during this video is amazing, but only time will tell how low the water level will go.
Very enjoyable videos, you do a very important job, keep up the good work.
Thanks for the idea!
This video is great,I would like to see more culvert videos! It’s nice that you have a lot more subs to your channel now!
You have a job for life here! It would help to clear the water if the trees blocking the stream bed were properly managed. The water could then flow. You suggest the fitting of a grate and these seem effective in USA in the videos of Post 10 where a three sided grill stops the beavers massing material To stop the flow. For hundreds of years in England there was a system of woodland management called standard and coppice. Certain trees like oak and elm were allowed to grow into big trees but others were harvested every 7 years just down to 10-20 cm. These regrow and you can use the wood for fences, poles, and tool handles. Some like hazel which is a bush with nuts we can eat, can be woven to form the walls in a timber house and then covered with mud or plaster. It stopped the uncontrolled growth of trees, or trees falling into the stream bed and caused problems. It could also be made into charcoal, another woodland product. After 1918, fewer men worked on the land and woodland was often just left, but in more recent times owners, farmers and volunteer groups have restarted coppicing. It also means light reaches the woodland floor and so many wonderful plants come into flower.
More like this please :-)
I really enjoyed this video with the drone view - you picked some really good music to go with it. When I was done watching, I went back to the beginning to see the aerial views again. That is a large area covered in water. I wondered where all of that water was going to drain to but I did not see it.
2:23 WOW, that's a lot of water.
Keep 'em coming!
Beaver only use new cut wood or whatever they can find. They never build with used wood. You said something earlier that they used already cut wood. You make good videos. Keep on truck'en
Looks like it needs a second culvert, and that outflow area cleared out .
I think grate or additional pipes should be ok. This river is not large.
That's the first time I've seen you do a covert that's pretty good you did a pretty good job getting it open
Cool 👍 merci 🙏🙏
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All the best
You could sell the sticks to campers for kindling!
Jobs like this you need a chain saw 😊
So satisfying! Great video. It would be fun to make a path for the water down-stream of the culvert
That's a great idea!
31:15 one can even see a fish swimming in the forrest (near the plastic bottle)|
reminds me of a video of Mossey Earth recently where they purposefully flooded a forrest near the Danube which was hugely beneficially to the forest
That’s a lot of tree branches…
Me 90% of the time you pick up the camera: Noooo stop! I just want to watch the water drain. That angle was fine! Stop picking me up! 😆
It could be the stuff that is not cleared out and just let go thru instead of getting all out
That will take a while to drain through that culvert
I am subscribed some months now, and plan to stay that way. Very good content! 👍
Glad You enjoy:)
Excellent work very good English little known about your Country or yourself Please talk more of work and why you so eager to clear theses buildups and why you always alone.thanks Brian UK.
I like to work alone :)
I look forward to many more trips to this culvert...lol. I think the only way to stop the damming will be to move/get rid of the beavers. I would love to see where the water gets to. I like the vids you do when you show where the blocked water escapes to. From the ariel view there seemed to be some darker channels in the flooded side. Are there more than this one culvert?
Hi, close to this one I didn't see any :o
That beaver's lodge is a trappers dream. I believe we have seen this culvert before.
Yes You seen it several times.
That is a lot of work to clear away even a small beaver dam.
Are you allowed to trap, eat them, then tan & sell the hides. Or make things out of the pelts?
I should have a license to trap them.
That current would not suck a fly in, much less you.
I’m pulling right along with you…
A small bridge needs to be built there
I think need to fix water flow at first and no more needed the bridge.
A lot of beaver sign around there, some looks recent.
I would love to have a wood chipper in an area like that. It would be so satisfying watching all those used sticks get turned into mulch. Beavers would definitely not be using that again and it would clean up the area nicely.
It would be nice :) But beavers won't use same material. The amount of branches getting bigger and bigger near the dam :)
@@Kenislovas That's more of what I meant, though it probably didn't come across right. Late night in the US and all... :) Chipping up all the wood and cleaning an area up would be almost cathartic. It would satisfy the OCD making a pile of wood chip mulch and knowing that the logs or wood couldn't fall back in to cause blockages again would feel like a victory. That's what I meant by the beavers not using them again. The wind or water couldn't put them back in and cause a blockage the beavers do something about. Not sure how it is in Lithuania, but I've seen animals and stuff here play with the piles and mess them up. It can be frustrating.
In any case, keep up the good work! Looks like there's a neverending supply of it... :) And congrats on the future dam buster! Exciting!
Water will always travel the path with the least resistance