Most Exhausting Beaver DAM REMOVAL EVER!
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- Опубліковано 2 жов 2023
- 2 METERS of height and 5 meters of width beaver dam was opened. It was the most exhausting and longest beaver dam removal ever. I got invitation from some person from municipality to open this dam.
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BEAVER LODGE VIDEO: • Expedition. Enormous ...
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You risk your life every day(against the Beaver Scurge) to bring us great content
Thankyou Lord for guiding him 🙏🙏❤️❤️
Fuk that ur on their property not urs i believe they lived there 1st. Dnt help thys idiot destroy mother nature & her children that live there. Leave there property & u wont hce to deal wit them problems u stupid pathetic dumbazz clown
The beavers are going to start colluding against you
The only thing I would consider when you do these dams and where??? If the houses that may be around them don't have local Fire Hydrants, The Fire Dept can use that water to put out fires... And if it is Gone then they have to use Trucked in Water I would suppose???
I must be the only one who wants to see what happens down stream once all that water gets released
It's not very interesting thing to see, not so much changes there.
MAN!!! your beavers must have a masters degree in civil engineering!
😂
Or is it a bulldozer that built that ?
Beavers are INCREDIBLE builders, they’re actually a pretty cool animal.
Never ever saw a beaver in his videos. I think they build the dams by themselves. I agree with you.
@@adtheceo9788 You know how terrified animals like beavers are of humans ? You wont catch a glimpse of them unless you are in a tree for 2 hours with a ghillie suit on
No massive collapse, just lots of hard work to take it down to a manageable level. Well done!
Thanks!
From your accent I presume beavers lived therefore a few million years thankyou have. You’re just monetising your own destructiveness.
Over in the U.K. we have started to reintroduce the Eurasian Beaver as a means to stopping flooding. They are introduced upstream on rivers that run through towns and villages in its lower reaches. The Beavers Dams act as a stopcock..
There are many cases when beaver dams crash themselves during floods.
I’m sure you could come to Keni’s place and take all the beavers you need.
Beavers do not cause flooding, the Weather does that. In fact in the U.K. we are reintroducing the Eurasian Beaver to help alleviate climate change induced flooding. They really are Helpful If ignorant souls.
That's what she said
@@michaelangelos5117 Just looked at your UA-cam Profile and wasn’t surprised.🙄🙄
Well, it's refreshing to see that those beavers are incredibly good at what they do! With nothing more than sticks and mud they built what looks like a 6-foot damn which was holding back an immense amount of weight. That's impressive!
Not only that, it doesn't take them very long to do it either, post10 is always clearing beaver dams and sets up trail cameras. They build dams up over night. Thet dam probably didn't take them but a few nights to build. Never seen a human built dams middle stay up after the sides failed.
So much water! And an incredibly strong dam! My arms are tired FOR you! Great job!
Nice to see that some of us really strive to be here for a new upload.
Fascinating animals. 98% of people would fail in the task of building a dam at this point using natural materials and without stones
You’re wrong…it’s 97%.
Yes. And all beavers would fail to build a picnic table from a kit with instructions.
Wow, that was one tough to open up. The beavers did a good job of building it. It looks like it had been there for some time to, so it had settled some and got even more compacted. Looking forward to seeing part 2.
It's here for a long time..
Damn! What a deluge! Quite a torrent of water. The municipality is lucky to have someone to take care of the troublesome dam.
Well done!
Thanks!
I know that it's hard work but I can't help but feel as though I'd like to be there with you helping out. Keep up the great work!
Thank you!
We always call it "doing the Lord's work." The interesting part is that those most in need of doing this type of constructive labor are those least likely to do it on their own. Self-esteem comes from performing esteemable acts. Takes me back to the many hours I spent doing trail maintenance, because.
Beavers are amazing animals. That was a well established dam ❤
Who created them?
@@rlifehevolution.
@@LifeCycle1978 wrong
@@LifeCycle1978 correct
Damn those Beavers built well.
This dam seemed to be constructed more strongly than the ones you managed to get to roll over. It took more strength to pull out and I bet those beavers kept on reinforcing it!!! But I must admit this video caused more anxiety than any of your others…and yes I’ve watched them all!!! PLEASE BE SAFE🥰😘
Thanks Ruth!
He never gived Up! Good man, good Work! Greetings from Germany!!
Danke!
Your work fascinates me. I worry about you getting swept away when they collapse. I grew up around creek that got damned and saw the work to take them down. Keep up the good work. It gives us interesting things to watch. 🇨🇦🇨🇦
You are welcome!
This one proves that some dams are easier to undermine than others! Sudden catastrophic failure isn't always possible.😁😁
Yeah!
It always amazes me just how good beavers are at engineering.
How do they manage downstream water levels? How much power do the dams produce? Jamming sticks into the mud until they hold back water is more of a "keep trying til something works" method of design, it's not really engineering. But it is cool.
I wish American government would build roads half as strong as that dam.
That looked really hard work today and dangerous the way your were stamping on top of it
Great work Mantis! You look and sound so tired after this huge dam. You never cease to amaze!
Thanks!
Hello! Love and hugs to you and your family, Debcat
Thank You Deborah! 🙏🙏🙏
Good view of the area and the dam going down some. Enjoyed watching, thanks for sharing.
You are welcome!
Dam Master strikes again , Great Beaver 🦫 Dam take down . That was a big one , lots of water 💧 being held back .❤
Thanks!
You sounded really tired at the end Mantas, that was a tall and tough dam and obviously took a lot of hard work to open up. Massive amount of water being held up there, was still flowing fast even when you finished. Look forward to watching part 2 of this one.
Yeah I was tired :) 2 hours high intense workout.
Wow that is a very tough dam, those beavers are dam clever. but you do work hard Ken
このような事をお一人でやってのけるのはとても骨が折れたのではないでしょうか。動画の中頃からとても水量が増していて、流されるのではと心配してしまいましたが、おケガがなくて何よりです。お疲れさまでした。
Arigato!
Gerbiami žiūrovai ! Daug žiūrinčių ! Nejaugi sunku pažymėti kad patinka ! Šis žmogus atlieka didelį darbą ! Pagarba tokiam žmogui ! ❤️💯👍🏻🇱🇹
Ačiū :)
Barrage difficile, force des bras . Bravo 👍👍. L'effort paie, l'eau retrouve son cours normal 😎😎. Merci pour le partage.
You are welcome!
The Beavers really made that Dam strong, next they will be using rebar & concrete, 😀
Well done on part one of the removal.
Thank you!
DAMn strong, beavers are crazy!!😃
So fun to watch and wow what a big dam! Thanks for sharing.
You are welcome!
This one just didn't want to come down the beavers had built it to last. You did great I enjoyed the collapse yesterday. This one was built to strong but you beat it down with hard work.
This dam is rebuild now :) I will go for one more time :)
These videos are awesome! Shows the true power of water. Great job!
Thanks buddy!
For one second I was like woahhh how are you going to get back, great job, truly mesmerising to watch, thank you for sharing 🫶🏼🇬🇧👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼👏🏼
Спасибо за отличное видео!!!
Wow! No wonder you are exhausted. Good job.
Thanks!
It was exhausting just watching the effort you needed to dismantle this dam, the mud used by the beaver is difficult to move and if there was any clay in that mud, it would have made it more difficult to move.
Great job.
Thank You!
Well done, that clearly was very difficult that dam was huge!
Thanks!
I may not be the first. But I'll be one of many to enjoy the content. Keep doing what you do best.
Thanks Ricardo! ;)
That was both frustrating and entertaining to watch! I will have to give a thumbs up to the beavers on this one.........
That dam was something else, you really worked hard.
It was hard, right :)
Good job. I like the angle that shows how deep the opening is on the first side.
You are such a hard worker. Bravo !
Well done, that looked exhausting. the dam looks very compacted.
Thanks!
Don't have it you've ever seen any of post 10 videos he does this also. He would be very proud of the work you do
Hi Mantis
What a MASSIVE dam, I think the biggest I’ve ever seen you open !!!
Be safe always 🦘❤️❤️❤️
Thank you!
Hi Friend, I am an Indian, congrats for your video effort!! It's fully joyfull!! Really yours hard work never fails!!🌏
you work very hard my friend, grea job,
There is something satisfying about watching you remove dams. Good work.
Wow they built that one up huge, Congrats on the waterfall
Thanks!
When the beaver comes home “Well I’ll be damned “ 🤔🦫
Hahahahaha, I see what you did there
Thank you for doing this. God bless you
You are welcome!
Мне кажется это самый трудолюбивый уничтожитель дамб в Мире)
I would have started on the opposite side and worked back towards the left bank so the damn could be my work pad. Good job as usual!
This dam was very thick and well built.
Yup!
That one was packed solid....
Yeah..
Amazing work young man 💪👍
Magnifique c est super bravo à vous je vous félicite
Beautiful overview from the drone. Lovely country.
You are welcome!
For some reason it looked so easy. The flood carrying everything away immediately. But it was probably very hard... Nice unclogging
Wow! It was a lot of work but very satisfying to watch. I couldn't believe how fast the downstream side filked up. Very deceptive
It's really fun watching you learn from experience that dams don't hang onto the sides of a river that much. They are hanging onto the ground behind themselves. (Where at the water is)
I think it might be time for you to buy a good used excavator! We all sweated with you on this one! Very good job, my friend! The beavers are definitely making this a challenge for you! Have a good day!
Those beavers sure were busy...!
Wow that is so big! Great work.
Thanks!
Great job!
Very hard worker young man. Thank you for the video😊❤
Another great job! Hope you got a hot meal after all that work! Stay safe.
Those damn beaver built a strong dam. Lots of well packed clay. You did a great job breaking it, it wasn't an easy one for sure. But I've learned Mantis never fails when he puts his mind and back in to it.
Thank you mate!
Holy cow that one was holding back a lot of water.
Right!
Nice job Perry!
That was solid !
A dam that size really needs heavy equipment to remove it completely. When you said that the dam was that close to home my attack would be a single narrow deep cut. That close to home makes it easy to visit the dam often, daily if necessary, to remove the repair. The more you reemove from the front of the dam makes it easier to remove the mud from behind it. see if can find gloves for chemicals or put on a second glove.
A narrow deep cut makes the water work for you, it washes away what you pull out of the dam and makes it easier to remove the mud behind the dam
I love that you have to state that dynamite isn’t allowed in your county, in your channel description.
Lots of well meaning advice from the USA I would imagine ^^
Ok everyone let’s show him where you are watching this video from. I am watching in Colorado Springs, Colorado in the United of America.
Hey Tom! ;)
Beavers are a pain but you've got to admire their ability to hold so much water. If i tried to do that i'd struggle but they do it with nothing other than what's lying around
you are best man! Hi from Russia! respect by architect! ))
Maybe one day through evolution the beavers might use reinforce steel for their dams. Removing it would be a awesome video
I'm very interested in if you have permission to remove the Dams? and that you only remove secondary ones not the primary Lodge Dams! love the Video's as long as no beavers are being harmed!
Hey Mantis, great work as always. Thank you.
If you aren't going straight back there to work on it again, then please could you give us a quick 60 second update on how it looks now? I'm interested to see how low you did manage to get it on the first day.
It's rebuilt already :)
@@Kenislovas oh wow, they do not waste time at all.
It’s good to see a creek restored.
You know the Beavers have put out a contract on you with the Badger Brigade. 😮
That one was intense!
Very hard work.
Damn that's a lot of water can't get to the bottom Beaver made a damn good one lol
Good to know, that not only in Poland farmers have such big problems with those small beasts
that is one well made dam.
It is!
Love to watch you work!
You are welcome!
5:15 It looks like you could have stopped there! I like your hard work and humility, by the way.
great work!!
Job well done and take care too 👍
Thanks!
Watching the Big fish shoot by (21:26) Huge fish (26:53) with the flow is pretty amazing. There is a few smaller silver fish shoot past as well. Love this video. A net across would yeald some pretty big boys. Watch closely. Amazing
Thanks!
Very KOOL job
That dam must have been built by master beaver dam builders!
It's rebuilt already..
Hey Papa. Those beavers must have employed some of their best beaver dam builders on that project. Massive !! It's 2 o'clock here and 26c right now in Montreal.
Hi, they are strong ones :)
Great work, also pleaz be safe.
Perfect dam for a tanerite shot 🎉
that was hard work, well done.
Thank you!
I just love your camera angles ❤❤❤
Thanks!