Hello, We got nice weather Today. +10 degrees by celsius. This channel was still frozen, but left few days until it will be melted. Spring is breathe already to back :)
Hi from uk 👍👋 another great one 👍 I only wish the ice was much thicker cos the sound of ice fracturing as water level drops is amazing👌 thanks for your time be safe and see you soon👍👋
It's very clever to let the force of the water do so much of the work for you. If you had to move every piece of mud and stick it would take forever but by knowing what you can remove and let the water wash the rest away you accomplished so much more that it would seem to be possible. It's very relaxing to watch you do this work
So i've conducted this exact same operation using a p/u truck and a winch and a 90lb Danforth anchor. Parked the truck on the down stream side up top, hooked the anchor to the winch line and then walked it out onto the dam dropping it in the deepest point or center then returning to the truck and pulling the anchor through the damn with the winch. When the winch would no longer pull I put the truck to work and broke it through. It took 3 attempts to clear a dam only a few feet wider than that one but maybe 2 or 3 feet deeper. The best part was the amount of wood that came up the bank with the anchor each time - I piled it high, threw some gas on it and made quick work of it while I finished clearing with a rake and bringing debris up the bank.
Hi Mantas. I like when you mention the temperature outside. We in the US don't say + before our temp. Like right now it is 81° (27°C). We only say - or negative when the temp drops below 0° F. Little things like this really interest me. Oh and I am really enjoying watching you have fun with your hobby. I think I would have fun too.
Greetings, Mantis! Do you find that the beavers use the sticks you remove to rebuild the dams you clear? And do you have any plans to start a new Olympic category for stick tossing? You could be the captain of the Lithuanian team and would certainly win at least one gold medal. Thanks again for the videos. Lofton
@@Kenislovas how do you manage to survive those low temperatures. Like living in a freezer. I dont know how you do it! I mean it is like i am frozen when it gets down to 18 . I live in australia but moved to the philippines about 12 years ago. The tropics!!!!!!!
@@Kenislovas i am too old now, 69 in october. I dont think i could even take a step in that type of cold weather. I would be wrapped in an electric blanket.😜
Thank you for dam removal, Mantas. You always do a wonderful job. Praying for you and your country. 🇱🇹👍🇺🇸
A lot of sticks in this one. Enjoyed the video and looking forward to the next one.
Great camera angle on this. One can almost feel the water flow, plus one can truely see the demolition progress.👍
If we had more people like you in this world it would be a better place. Thank you.
Thank You George!
Hi from uk 👍👋 another great one 👍 I only wish the ice was much thicker cos the sound of ice fracturing as water level drops is amazing👌 thanks for your time be safe and see you soon👍👋
Cheers ;))
It's very clever to let the force of the water do so much of the work for you. If you had to move every piece of mud and stick it would take forever but by knowing what you can remove and let the water wash the rest away you accomplished so much more that it would seem to be possible. It's very relaxing to watch you do this work
I feel the same, when I am working on it ;)
So i've conducted this exact same operation using a p/u truck and a winch and a 90lb Danforth anchor. Parked the truck on the down stream side up top, hooked the anchor to the winch line and then walked it out onto the dam dropping it in the deepest point or center then returning to the truck and pulling the anchor through the damn with the winch. When the winch would no longer pull I put the truck to work and broke it through. It took 3 attempts to clear a dam only a few feet wider than that one but maybe 2 or 3 feet deeper. The best part was the amount of wood that came up the bank with the anchor each time - I piled it high, threw some gas on it and made quick work of it while I finished clearing with a rake and bringing debris up the bank.
Definitely no shortage of beaver dams for you to deconstruct, fun to watch you.
Hi Mantas. I like when you mention the temperature outside. We in the US don't say + before our temp. Like right now it is 81° (27°C). We only say - or negative when the temp drops below 0° F. Little things like this really interest me. Oh and I am really enjoying watching you have fun with your hobby. I think I would have fun too.
Thank You!
Great job as always. Be careful out there. It looks really cold.
I like the close up views while you were tearing out the dam. It was fun listening to the ice crack as the water level dropped.
Thank you for the experience 😊
Wow, a lot of long branches! The beavers placed whole trees this time. Great work! Enjoy your videos
Thank you for sharing. Nice Job 👍👍
Great video,making a difference.kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Thanks 👍
Massive amount of work! Well done!
Great job. I liked hearing the ice crack as the water level went down.
I love hearing the ice cracking!
Пора уже механизировать как-то это дело! Бобров много и они хорошо организованны! Удачи!
Good 👍 job. Thanks for sharing!!
nice hearing the ice crack. good job
Greetings, Mantis! Do you find that the beavers use the sticks you remove to rebuild the dams you clear? And do you have any plans to start a new Olympic category for stick tossing? You could be the captain of the Lithuanian team and would certainly win at least one gold medal. Thanks again for the videos. Lofton
A beautiful day to take down a beaver dam. Keep those beaver guessing on what dam you'll take down next. Stay safe.
Thank You!
The sky looks beautiful
remarkable how they build them.
Well that lake disappeared fast!!
Very nice. Bet the grounds a bit frozen still. Love the video. Keep warm.😉👍😊
I hope you're well and that UA-cam won't be shut down over there. Bless you. Take care.
Hello,
In my country Lithuania all is ok. We are in NATO so putin won't attack us yet :)
Im happy to see your subs are rising , soon be on 20 K :-)
Might be:)
Thank You Robin!
The Beavers will rebuild as soon as you leave. The excavator is the only real solution to the beaver problem and eradication
Goed gewerkt!👍
Great job👍👍👍👍
Great job
Amazing nice job!!
He does say it but those waders are definitely cold standing in that water
I am always hot while I am on my job :)
They don't have to reroute the waterway to build a dam like we do.
You need to do a collaboration with Post10.
To fully fix this problem the beaver must be removed
A tactical comment :-)
I very much like your vids. All because I'm not doing the work 🙂
It's very relaxing to me too.
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Next people will start figuring out ways to change the weather with drones. Humm
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2 year old video, how cold does it get? Ice on the water! I have never seen such a sight.
In the winters we have up to -30c
Lowest temperature for me is up to -5c while
i can work.
@@Kenislovas how do you manage to survive those low temperatures. Like living in a freezer. I dont know how you do it! I mean it is like i am frozen when it gets down to 18 . I live in australia but moved to the philippines about 12 years ago. The tropics!!!!!!!
@@neilclarkson6060 step by step we get used to✌️ at the winter time there are full of childrens playing in the snow or on the ice✌️
@@Kenislovas i am too old now, 69 in october. I dont think i could even take a step in that type of cold weather. I would be wrapped in an electric blanket.😜
@@neilclarkson6060my grandma 77yrs old would say you are young one✌️
CAN YOU PLEASE USE INCHES AND FEET AND TEMPERATURES IN FAHRENHEIT FOR US AMERICANS?
Okay I will try :)
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