From my pointe of vue it's okay. There can be places where is an issue. We have inportet the beawers back to Denmark, beginning fore 15 ears ago, and with great succes. In the long term they have to be regulatet becurse they dont have naturel ennemies . Thinh that somting the goverment take care of.🇩🇰👍
Add some beaver eating predators to the area, then add some predators that eat them predators. Then when the predators that have eaten the predators are overpopulated, just send humans.
Why would you break the beaver dam? That dam has been there for something on the order of at least 40 years. And there is evidence of there being a previous dam at the same site for hundreds of years. A beaver flooding an agricultural field,, flooding a road,, yeah, I can see that. But long established? It is a valid ecosystem. Leave it alone. Annnndd it IS how flat land is formed in valleys. Beavers build a dam,,, silts up,, beavers move on.
Local wildlife officers might install a leveling system if there is no current beaver population maintaining the dam and there is a risk to residents downstream. They do this often in Washington.
You can drink any water (except "heavy water"), once it's been purified. What do you think you drink every day? Purified toilet water. LOL Stop speaking of things you don't understand.
Of course water over the beaver dam can be filtered and treated to make it potable. What do you think exists in reservoirs? Fish, turtles, snakes, other critters. And yes they all pee and poop.
@@SaltiDawg2008 A guy peed in an open drinking water reservoir in Portland Oregon. Somehow they found out who he was and arrested him. Then they drained all 7 million gallons of water out of reservoir and did all kinds of stuff to sanitize it. And wouldn't you know it, a bird flew over the next week and pooped in the water and they did nothing.
@@funnyfarm5555 lol those folks in Oregon are about as bright as the guy claiming the water is undrinkable ....they trees died because they basically drowned ...no oxygen to the roots ....not because of the ingredients in the water...I am from south Louisiana and the only thing that kills Cypress and water tupelo(trees that grow in the water) down here is salt water and oil
If I had a boat, the first thing that I would do is clean up that lake by removing all the logs. Even stacking the logs along the banks of the lake would be an improvement. If you need some wood to keep warm during winter, you would be set. Otherwise, cut them up into acceptable sizes, and sell them. Then burn the wood in place on the beaver's dam. The smell of burnt wood would most likely give the beavers some measure of pause when they come to repair their dam. Maybe it will send them a message that someone or something doesn't want them there, and the lack of available wood within the lake would have them foraging at night for more. An alert night hunter could easily kill the rodents efficiently, and once removed, you could then remove the beaver's dam once and for all.
@@russellking9762 It doesn't matter about the beavers and what "rights" they have. About the only thing human beings can do is either shoot or relocate them such that their activities doesn't disrupt human progress. Your only other course of action is to have all humans - whom doesn't bring anything of value to human society - put to death so as to control the number of human beings in the world. Doing this would also help the beavers by not having humans in their neck of the woods. So which do you prefer be put to death or relocated - humans or beavers?
Nice use of a drone. Beautiful country!
Very cool video.
How can they did this with their small paws and teeth,unbelievable.
Nice!
A lovely place 4 a beaver .
From my pointe of vue it's okay. There can be places where is an issue. We have inportet the beawers back to Denmark, beginning fore 15 ears ago, and with great succes. In the long term they have to be regulatet becurse they dont have naturel ennemies . Thinh that somting the goverment take care of.🇩🇰👍
Add some beaver eating predators to the area, then add some predators that eat them predators. Then when the predators that have eaten the predators are overpopulated, just send humans.
This kid can not spell for his life lol
@@mus1cgaming114 probably English isn’t his first language.
Really thankful for upload this type of videos
God will create everything including how to utilize water resources. humans should learn from animals
Dan, good video, make sure you get lots of video if they break the beaver dam Okay pal!!!
Why would you break the beaver dam? That dam has been there for something on the order of at least 40 years. And there is evidence of there being a previous dam at the same site for hundreds of years.
A beaver flooding an agricultural field,, flooding a road,, yeah, I can see that. But long established? It is a valid ecosystem. Leave it alone.
Annnndd it IS how flat land is formed in valleys. Beavers build a dam,,, silts up,, beavers move on.
Local wildlife officers might install a leveling system if there is no current beaver population maintaining the dam and there is a risk to residents downstream. They do this often in Washington.
Bank beavers? I didn't see a lodge.
They're Canadian Beavers (Castor canadensis). They've got a lodge on the island.
Canadian eh? Thank you.
@@danmartinrc Dan's quel coin chum
Where was this filmed?
diggumsmack2 near Haliburton, Ontario
Canada! Ayee!
Minnesota ??
martinlawn Ontario
Is this a god damm?
You can not drink beaver dam water. Stop saying it’s a wasted resource.
You can drink any water (except "heavy water"), once it's been purified. What do you think you drink every day? Purified toilet water. LOL Stop speaking of things you don't understand.
Mr Whizard look at all the trees killed by the dam
Of course water over the beaver dam can be filtered and treated to make it potable.
What do you think exists in reservoirs? Fish, turtles, snakes, other critters. And yes they all pee and poop.
@@SaltiDawg2008 A guy peed in an open drinking water reservoir in Portland Oregon. Somehow they found out who he was and arrested him. Then they drained all 7 million gallons of water out of reservoir and did all kinds of stuff to sanitize it. And wouldn't you know it, a bird flew over the next week and pooped in the water and they did nothing.
@@funnyfarm5555 lol those folks in Oregon are about as bright as the guy claiming the water is undrinkable ....they trees died because they basically drowned ...no oxygen to the roots ....not because of the ingredients in the water...I am from south Louisiana and the only thing that kills Cypress and water tupelo(trees that grow in the water) down here is salt water and oil
If I had a boat, the first thing that I would do is clean up that lake by removing all the logs. Even stacking the logs along the banks of the lake would be an improvement. If you need some wood to keep warm during winter, you would be set. Otherwise, cut them up into acceptable sizes, and sell them. Then burn the wood in place on the beaver's dam. The smell of burnt wood would most likely give the beavers some measure of pause when they come to repair their dam. Maybe it will send them a message that someone or something doesn't want them there, and the lack of available wood within the lake would have them foraging at night for more. An alert night hunter could easily kill the rodents efficiently, and once removed, you could then remove the beaver's dam once and for all.
no
the beavers have every right to be here just as much as humans if not more…we are encroaching on them not the other way around
@@russellking9762 It doesn't matter about the beavers and what "rights" they have. About the only thing human beings can do is either shoot or relocate them such that their activities doesn't disrupt human progress. Your only other course of action is to have all humans - whom doesn't bring anything of value to human society - put to death so as to control the number of human beings in the world. Doing this would also help the beavers by not having humans in their neck of the woods. So which do you prefer be put to death or relocated - humans or beavers?
No narration, WTF !
David Johnson sorry, David Attenborough was busy that day.