BEAVER DAM REMOVAL ON A RAINY DAY | THE WIDE ONE!
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- Опубликовано: 28 окт 2021
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I was checking area around and find the dam. It was 16:30 time. so evening just started, also was a rainy and windy day. But still I decided to let the water flow there while i was near it. This is reclamation canal. In the video maybe not clear where water is too high, but 500 meters up canal, there are ground level lower, so it affects lands as other dams. I made it deep and narrow. It will be harder for beavers to rebuild it.
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Well done on an excellent job. You can see the effort and committment you put into this very vital job, stopping the fields from flooding.
Good morning everyone hope you are having a great day.greetings from USA.
You did brilliantly and got wet through doing it. That's dedication.
Thanks!
Cool to watch the water level drop during the time lapse portion.
Amazing how the beavers build these. How they carry those big sticks. Love watching.
Just like Teddy Roosevelt
Это очень смелый парень, не побоялся, что хозяин плотины может прийти в любой момент и предъявить свои претензии.
I really liked the camera angle on this video. Awesome seeing both the dame being removed and fairly far upstream to see the water level drop. Cheers!!
А если придти и развалить его дом, какаво ему будет.
Thank you Mantas, it's such beautiful countryside, whatever the weather. You released a massive amount of water . Well done 😊💫
And in a completely unrelated story, just today I saw a man at the mall in a chair with wheels rolling himself from down a ramp to an adjoining food court. REALLY AMAZIN'
And the beavers are thinking, great! only a small narrow hole to fill up this time.
Makes me cold just by watching you.
Good job . . . 👍👍👍
Great job
I can't see the entire surrounding area, but from what I do see, it doesn't look like the typical location you would find beavers
Ok semangat mantap sukses mampir 👍
Hi Ken, from my experience of tearing out beaver dams, I start with the most distal one first and tear it down as far as I reasonably can, and keep moving up. I find that I don't have to fight all that much water that way.
Good job. Now you just need to set some traps to thin the beavers out so they don't repair it two nights later. Keep up the good work
Your work and the video techniques are always amazing to me. Thank you for sharing. That was a massive amount of water and I'm sure the property owners who had been flooded appreciate your help.
Thank You buddy!
Good job thanks. Chris from England
Good job! Will be interesting to see what the gap looks like say, 24 hrs from when you finished.
Nice job.
...good job, have a great weekend...
Won’t take long for the beavers to block that small gap up
You should have raked the stuff on the sides into the current once it was flowing, thats easier than demolishing it by hand. And a small gap like that will get repaired quickly by the beavers. So you can make another video soon... :)
All "deep and narrow" does is make it easier for the beavers to reblock it.
Beaver is going to win, you left it mostly intact and all of his building materials right there
When beavers wants they can easily rebuild the dam which was removed 100%.
@@Kenislovas unless you trap them out every year
Should wait till spring and the pups will be better off.
Beavers will have that fixed overnight- but you did temporarily drain a ton of water!
Goed werk!
Might be smarter to install a beaver deceiver to control the water level in the beaver ponds. Then you get to benefit from the beaver ponds and remove any threat to nearby fields.
Академик бритья с бобрами)))
Great job!
Good job Bro!
You mentioned it was raining and you were soaked by the time you were done. Please be careful you might get sick. Thank you for the hard work. Another awesome video. Stay well.
Next time tear it all out with the pickaxe 😁
Nah.... Tannerite! BOOM
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你是一個盡責的人☺️
Those beavers must be huge! Have you located where their lodge is?
Do you have any idea how many are living there?
Thank you, thank you for your content!
K D ~ These damn huge rodents cut down all my aspens and ruined out nature setting.
Cheers my man :-)
Wow must be really high sitting here watching a guy play in the water .
Also cameras up and down stream would be cool to watch levels change .
i am a rancher and deal with this all the time,,,,,,,,,,if you can ,mix up some diesel plus then get rid of the dam
Mwm
Qq
good job
I believe you have a PhD in Fluid Dynamics.
Take care.
You done great
Why was the dam removed?
Beavers shall inherit the Earth...
Do you ever get the whole dam down. Or is breaking it in the middle enough. Just because its so big. Love watching your work. God bless and keep you safe always. From Canada
Main reason is to drain the water ;)
Beaver not only used sticks to block but also muds to seal the dam..
Amazing like from Pakistan 🇵🇰
Один день работы бобру и плотина новенькая
Great.
fish here.!!!
You know... the beavers put a prize upon post 10... Ded...or alive... Now, he has always two cameras and / or a friend for company...😁😁😎🔨💥
Waiting for them to gang up on him and give the waterboard treatment. Lol
I would have thought that, by leaving all the branches on the side of the bank, the Beavers wouldn't have to look far for building materials next time.
Usually they are not using same material ;)
You sure have a lot of Beaver Dams on your property
Yee..
Personally, I’ll open up the dam more (going towards the shore line where you’ve started out from) to reduce the backup of water
Next time when you go for this kind of removals, pls take some smart ways like electric wood cutting machines. Thats more easy for you
I enjoy your videos. It must be very satisfying. Have you ever thought of using a chainsaw to cut through the dams and make it easier to tear them out?
Yes, some day:) it will be when I will get 100k subs:)
Great video.
Would you consider doing a voice over as we watch you working. I would like to know what your thinking as your pulling debris, and strength of the water as it starts to move faster etc.
what you are doing is very important to our world. Thank you 👍👍👍☮️💟✝️👍👍👍
A great job! Congratulations. 🇱🇹😊👍🇺🇸
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Is the water cloudy from farmland runoff? Sure looks saturated with something.
속이 시원하다
They'll be back for sure. Those BEAVERS
Looks like you need to do some trapping
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Какой в этой работе смысл? Плотина на месте,бобры счастливы. Разве что испытал новые рыбацкие сапоги.С приветом!
Brasil 🇧🇷🇧🇷
Some beavers ... think they can out-smart me.
Maybe ... sniff ... maybe
I've yet to meet beaver who can outsmart RAKE!
Dyn-o-mite!
With the weather and all, another good job. Judging by the water color I'd say there's one heck of a run off from those adjoining fields.. Do you know if the fields have tiles running threw them or just drainage ditches ?
Love you videos, where in the world are you? What country....
Lithuania. Thank You!
Start from the far bank and work your way back removing as much as possible,this way the water will work with you removing the mud and smaller debris
Beavers usually build dams cause water leaves burrow which puts their babies at risk. This kinda sucks.
Couldn't agree more. Man takes natural habitats away from beaver, beaver trying to survive in what is left. Man comes along and destroys beaver home again. Looked like the water was running just fine to me
Was there a blockage downstream that caused it to fill so fast?
There was a dam before, but i drained it. So sometimes there are growing some kind of grass I think it stops the cutrent a bit.
@@Kenislovas с безопилой на много легче и быстрее будет.
What country are you from. Plus I liked the wrapped rake that you used before
Hi! Lithuania! ;)
Why did the dam need to be removed?
It’s dams like this one that think that you should carry a chainsaw to slice through the blockage.
There are a lot of mud and stones. The chainsaw would get damage fast.
Water doesn't seem like it's flowing out fast enough downstream. Be careful. You're doing a great job
Thanks! You are the man!
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They just have to plug the little hole he's made in the middle take em like 3 or 4 hours , needs to bring the whole thing down
Mantas, winner of the Dam Removal 101 Certificate level. Looking good, did not take a lot of time to get the water flowing. Keep pulling the sticks and grass, when the white water is gone you will be at the bottom of the dam. Then work from the bottom up removing the sticks to make the gap wider. Make the water work for you let it help you with removing the mud.
I’m wondering how you feel if one day up come back from work and home been totally wipe out by hurricane..
Until it’s not happened I don’t know:)))
Unless you have a chain saw, it looks like you have to let the dam construction tell you how wide/deep you can go.
7:09 - You may have another dam downstream.
11:00 - Looks like a 20cm drop.
And what did the beavers say after? Answer: "Hey look there's a whole pile of sticks right here, so we can make a dam easy."
dude, rent a backhoe, you are wearing me out!
Good job opening up that dam. Or I could say dam good job😂
Dam, you beat me to it! 😂
Damn
How do you find all of these ditches with dams built up? Do you travel around with your rake and boots looking for them?
Google maps and drone :)
My friend, are you doing this job voluntarily?
Yes, It's kind of hobby. ;)
Do you ever see any beavers when you're taking down their dam? Do they look mad?
Hello, once with a drone after removal. I guess they came to check what's wrong with a water level :)
A couple beaver jackets and problems solved? Lol.
Those exploding targets work great for blowing up beaver dams
All that hard work by the beaver just gone to waste.
How often do you encounter a beaver wondering why you are taking their den?
That's not the beaver den, it's the dam they create to form the pond. The den would be somewhere in the calmest part of the pond and would be much bigger.
Beavers will have that dam fix in three days tops.
Not every dam.
You need to remove the hole dam, if u don’t the beavers will just fill that center back in.
Well from my experience it's not true.
Do you make it deep and narrow so beavers can build back easier?
Checking what’s faster.
Mantas Petrosius 👍