FOLKS WELCOME BACK ❤, ALL NEW EPISODES STARTING SOON ! Until then enjoy one of my all time favorite beaver dam removals 👍 a lot had happened in the past 30 days and will be talked about in the new episode, I appreciate all of you and your patience it’s good to be back 👋 see you all very soon ❤😊
I'm glad you're back. Greetings from Tennessee! I enjoyed the restored waterfall. When you said you were going to release a tidal wave of water, I immediately imagined a cheesy sci-fi movie.
That was fascinating to see how much water was held back by that dam and the speed it was coming towards you, good to have you back , looking forward to more 🙂👍
perfect video - 10/10, rake is to expose branches/sticks and hands are to remove them. (not from experience) pulling vertically(lifting) is more efficient than pulling horizontally. id even give you a 11/10 if you added 20seconds of what it looked like 2h later. (dont know if it matters, but ive watched probably 100+ related videos from different creators, and its very rare when i dont THINK i could do better, i couldnt btw)
Beavers were here first. They perform a valuable function in the ecosystem. There are vast areas of our country that all the farmland, all the flat arable land was created by beavers. There are exceptions. But most beaver dams should be left alone to do their job creating habitat for innumerable species and creating new fertile flat farm land. Most of what you do is vandalism. Egged on by UA-cam dollars. Maybe you should burn some 'abandoned' homes in an 'abandoned city' and record the fire,, that will make some equal viewing, equally destructive, and very dramatic.
FOLKS WELCOME BACK ❤, ALL NEW EPISODES STARTING SOON ! Until then enjoy one of my all time favorite beaver dam removals 👍 a lot had happened in the past 30 days and will be talked about in the new episode, I appreciate all of you and your patience it’s good to be back 👋 see you all very soon ❤😊
Is there any update video for this site???
I'm glad you're back. Greetings from Tennessee! I enjoyed the restored waterfall. When you said you were going to release a tidal wave of water, I immediately imagined a cheesy sci-fi movie.
Hey there! Its Fran Fine! Lol! Wow that was a lot of water! Awesome job! Much love and respect from Henderson Ga USA
That was fascinating to see how much water was held back by that dam and the speed it was coming towards you, good to have you back , looking forward to more 🙂👍
Looking forward to the new videos, stay safe. Love and blessings from Tennessee ❤
Is that corrugated pipe for Overflow purposes? Great video btw.
Looking forward to new videos and glad your back. Keep safe.
Good job! Looks so beautiful and peaceful there.
Using your feet to liquify the mud was smart and timesaving. Great job, as always!
perfect video - 10/10, rake is to expose branches/sticks and hands are to remove them. (not from experience) pulling vertically(lifting) is more efficient than pulling horizontally. id even give you a 11/10 if you added 20seconds of what it looked like 2h later.
(dont know if it matters, but ive watched probably 100+ related videos from different creators, and its very rare when i dont THINK i could do better, i couldnt btw)
I look forward to new video's🤩❤😍
Thanks for the enjoyment,
those beavers
I was just wondering, do you check downstream before to make sure that that the areas can accept that much water?
Ahh my favorite location. I’ll be bummed if they ever fix it or if the beavers (gasp) ever give up. Yeah, that’s not likely
I think that culvert pipe is kinda useless 😂😂😂. 🤙😎🇦🇺
Been missing your videos. I hope you're doing okay. Looking forward to your new episodes. 🥰🥰
Sounds like a crop duster in the background?
Have You done this location before? It looks familiar...
Beavers were here first. They perform a valuable function in the ecosystem. There are vast areas of our country that all the farmland, all the flat arable land was created by beavers. There are exceptions. But most beaver dams should be left alone to do their job creating habitat for innumerable species and creating new fertile flat farm land. Most of what you do is vandalism. Egged on by UA-cam dollars. Maybe you should burn some 'abandoned' homes in an 'abandoned city' and record the fire,, that will make some equal viewing, equally destructive, and very dramatic.
Try to use the rolling dam method like the guy in Europe?...under mines the low side...
They'll patch that up in two days, should of had a friend help and dug it out even more, to make it harder for them to rebuild
Could make good money recording that for sleep mode mixes