Wow Mantas, you put a lot of work into that one. Your friend owes you a few beers for sure. A large amount of water sent down stream and drainage tiles opened up to help the fields drain. Great work buddy.
Extremely satisfying to us "arm chair critics" when you placed the camera for us to watch you shovel huge chunks of the dam away. Such hard work to remove mud and sticks. Keep up trying to defeat the beavers!
Great video Mantas, super job on the beaver dam, major water drop. Glad you were able to help your friend out in the end, hope the family is all well. David, Utah, USA. ❤❤❤.
I'm enjoying your channel. Until I started watching I had no idea that beavers were also in Europe. I thought they were only in North America. Keep up the good work!
Nice to see the White Storks. wished you got a close up on them. never seen them before. our State bird of Minnesota is the Loon. The Loon has a unique call and they are fish eaters too.
I love watching tree trimming and beaver dam destruction. Is that a sign that I’m normal or psychologically disturbed. I want to watch you wait for them to repair the dam then a video of you making beaver jerky.
That was very labor intensive,..but a lot of backup water,..it flowed quite awhile,..always interesting to watch you,..nd wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas,..
I don't think all of that erosion is from water movement or rainfall. I'd warrant that the beavers took a significant amount of that to make their dams at one time or another while hollowing it out and making a den/lodge for themselves until it was so compromised that a flash movement of water took the rest away.
Nice one. For the one time you might need it I suggest you wear a belt outside your waders. If you trip or get caught by a rollover it could save you from drowning.
beavers are such cleaver builders. their work brings so much fertility to the land far beyond the banks of the river. perma-culturists now use swales to bring fertility. swales being a form of beaver replacement (but nothing like as good). mother nature knows what she is doing. if you look into the works of Victor Shauberger, he did much work on vortexes and the natural movement and flow of water. Water, when allowed to flow will meander (create s shapes) which means a straight ditch conveying fast water will erode heavily. the only things that stop erosion is slow water (beavers create this) and plant roots. rocks will resist erosion, but even they will yield to the water. what you should do is plant willows along the dam top, and into the eroded bank. that would stop all erosion, on both sides of the dam, for ever more. of course, if houses or roads are caught in the dam catchment, then things need to be done.
I watch as you use both the shavel and the rake from different directions . Using the water flow. I have gone back to view over past times almost a full year. You have always used the water flow to your advantage. Who taught you? Or was it natural for you?
I'm sorry I have to ask, but I'm curious as to why was the dam demolished? Some dams I understand, flooding roads, neighbourhoods etc, but this one didn't seem to be troubling anyone from what you showed.
Noticed wind turbine in field beyond you. Does all Lithuania or just your are get most of its electricity from renewable/green sources? Lot of work on this one. You deserve 2 adult beverages from your friend.
That edge of the previous pond was more than likely where the beavers had dug in to the bank for their living, quarters, and when the water was released and come rushing through there, since beavers had left that Water went through the house, that Bank and dug it all out.
Logic dictates beavers pack mud and sticks in the backside from the deep end. I wonder if it's possible to get in the deep end and pull out that way? I don't know I've never taken apart a beaver Dam 🤔
Each time I watch one of these videos I wonder if anyone has checked to see what effect the enormous amounts of water might have on the infrastructure downstream.
m a long-time subscriber giving a thumbs up every time. But I must say I do NOT like when you start the video with the dam open water flowing - it is a "spoiler alert" like in a movie - if you know the outcome (or in a movie - who done it) why watch anymore. You never used to do this and that was better
Actually, that dam should have been left alone. It was creating a much needed wetland, creeks and rivers are not supposed to be straight nd run without interruption, that creates erosion. Wetlands that would bring deer, Elk, bear, and migratory game birds. this was just silly. The eroded area was from your work previously and the beavers using the mud. you need to watch some videos of how the beaver are bringing back wetlands where man has destroyed them. this in turn helps the ecology, moderates summer and winter temperatures and creates better farmlands.
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Great video.
Better technique.
Better camera positioning.
"Excellent work !"👍🏆
Your friend bring you out a cold brew after opening that dam? That was a lot of work - good job.
So, Mantas you need to have a picnic with the family while you dismantle the dam. The weather is wonderful. ❤
There are lot of bugs, ticks. I think I won't take family there :)
Wow Mantas, you put a lot of work into that one. Your friend owes you a few beers for sure. A large amount of water sent down stream and drainage tiles opened up to help the fields drain. Great work buddy.
Extremely satisfying to us "arm chair critics" when you placed the camera for us to watch you shovel huge chunks of the dam away. Such hard work to remove mud and sticks. Keep up trying to defeat the beavers!
I watch you do this, all of the time. Who knew their were so many beavers...
:)
You worked hard on that one.. That particular beaver had some good building skills !!!
Great video Mantas, super job on the beaver dam, major water drop. Glad you were able to help your friend out in the end, hope the family is all well. David, Utah, USA. ❤❤❤.
Awesome video! Great job removing such a big dam,
Searching the web for some anti-beaver asmr late in the evening. Greatings from the Netherlands
Bravo, one of your best yet.
Hello Mantas
I love watching your videos before going to sleep , very relaxing for me but very hard work you
Thank you as always 🦘❤️❤️❤️
I get tired just watching you work.
Great job Mantas, very intense current. 👍👍😊😎❤️
Great job as always. Be careful out there.
That was very well done. I hope your friend appreciated the work!
Omg did that cause a dam up stream to collapse? Awesome 😊
great digging out the water path.
Hola Keny..🙋♀️gracias por el video..buen trabajo💪💪👏👏la bajada de palitos maravillosa😄..mantente a salvo..saludos 🇨🇱
U r great with your camera
Nice to enjoy the sound of water and quiet way the beaver dam is dismantled and washed away.
You are as good with a camera as you are with a fork and shovel! Great work Mantas! Mark, Tyler Texas USA
This is an amazing show of your work and talent! Thank you. Very enjoyable to watch!☺️🇨🇦
Thank you!
Another great video. That dam was so much work. Bravo 👏 👏
Good job! Funny to see this large raft of debris floating away.
The white storks beautiful to have as a national bird. Hard work you do. ♥️👍
Great job,that was good size dam and you took it head on.lotta work you did to get those results.great video as always.kudos 👍👍👍😎😎😎
Great video! Awesome to watch🤗big job that one was!💪🏻👏👍❤️
I'm enjoying your channel. Until I started watching I had no idea that beavers were also in Europe. I thought they were only in North America. Keep up the good work!
Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. Big one this time.
Nice to see the White Storks. wished you got a close up on them. never seen them before. our State bird of Minnesota is the Loon. The Loon has a unique call and they are fish eaters too.
Wow! Nice work.
Cool video. Enjoyed watching ✌️ 😎
Good job.
like the grass and stick going over the dam
I love watching tree trimming and beaver dam destruction. Is that a sign that I’m normal or psychologically disturbed. I want to watch you wait for them to repair the dam then a video of you making beaver jerky.
That’s the first time I’ve seen this one, it’s absolutely massive what a work you had with that one but very well done as per usual
Love your vids, keep them coming. Brian, Wisconsin, USA.
You are welcome! Thanks!
einfach nur fantastisch..bravo
Satisfying video. Thank you.
Great work, Mantas!
That was very labor intensive,..but a lot of backup water,..it flowed quite awhile,..always interesting to watch you,..nd wish you and your family a very Merry Christmas,..
Good job keeping up with it.ti much lot of work.
Another great dam dismantling. Incredible water flow. Your the best, Mantas. See you on the next! 🇱🇹🙂👍🇺🇸
That was a very big dam!
Enjoyed your video Ken.
Great job 👏
I don't think all of that erosion is from water movement or rainfall.
I'd warrant that the beavers took a significant amount of that to make their dams at one time or another while hollowing it out and making a den/lodge for themselves until it was so compromised that a flash movement of water took the rest away.
You do good work.
Nice one. For the one time you might need it I suggest you wear a belt outside your waders. If you trip or get caught by a rollover it could save you from drowning.
Good job 👍👍👍👍
Great job with the potato rake, that dam was so big that I would have called in an excavator.
This reminds me of Fraggle Rock.....cuz you know the beavers are just gonna start rebuilding again as soon as you leave.
Здорово!Спасибо!Если везде воду вычистить,может и наводнений таких не будет!
Drag a white sheet across the grass and bushes if you wany to see how many ticks are there. We did it in Stevensville, Mt to see the ticks.
beavers are such cleaver builders. their work brings so much fertility to the land far beyond the banks of the river.
perma-culturists now use swales to bring fertility. swales being a form of beaver replacement (but nothing like as good). mother nature knows what she is doing.
if you look into the works of Victor Shauberger, he did much work on vortexes and the natural movement and flow of water. Water, when allowed to flow will meander (create s shapes) which means a straight ditch conveying fast water will erode heavily.
the only things that stop erosion is slow water (beavers create this) and plant roots. rocks will resist erosion, but even they will yield to the water.
what you should do is plant willows along the dam top, and into the eroded bank. that would stop all erosion, on both sides of the dam, for ever more.
of course, if houses or roads are caught in the dam catchment, then things need to be done.
Dam good work !
Mantas, do the beavers ever use rocks in dam building? Enjoyable video, thank you.
Yes, they are ;)
Oh be careful ❤😊
Do you (or someone else) ever trap the beaver and relocate them so they quit building the dams back?
I watch as you use both the shavel and the rake from different directions . Using the water flow. I have gone back to view over past times almost a full year. You have always used the water flow to your advantage. Who taught you? Or was it natural for you?
Hi,
Nobody teach me how to :)
Thank you for what you're doing.. P.S. Did anyone else see the fish at the bottom, 18:22 lol ✌
I'm sorry I have to ask, but I'm curious as to why was the dam demolished? Some dams I understand, flooding roads, neighbourhoods etc, but this one didn't seem to be troubling anyone from what you showed.
Where's the ship horn at 17mins I love when you do that! very funny to me lets us see your good sense of humor
I thought about it afterwards :)
You are really kickin some beaver butt with this dam. They won't return.
Wow, that's a tiny dam. I've seen 1000 ft dams holding 100 acres of water.
Aloha 🌺🥰
Noticed wind turbine in field beyond you. Does all Lithuania or just your are get most of its electricity from renewable/green sources?
Lot of work on this one. You deserve 2 adult beverages from your friend.
Awsome
That edge of the previous pond was more than likely where the beavers had dug in to the bank for their living, quarters, and when the water was released and come rushing through there, since beavers had left that Water went through the house, that Bank and dug it all out.
Beavers are dam engineers. The amount of soil and wood the beavers put underneath the water, gosh.
Is that one of the pipes for reclamation, that is behind you? Too square to be from the beavers!
I have a question. How far are you to the Baltic Sea?
900 meters. :D
累齁，加油
Wow🙏🙏⭐⭐⭐⭐
I would use all thq5 mud to build the side of the channel back
Good job, I’m afraid it will only be temporary however 😢
I will come again then :)
Where are you filming these from? If you don’t mind me asking I don’t think you’re in the United States are you?
Hi, I am from Lithuania:)
Why do you use a rake?
It’s best tool!
Logic dictates beavers pack mud and sticks in the backside from the deep end. I wonder if it's possible to get in the deep end and pull out that way? I don't know I've never taken apart a beaver Dam 🤔
Mostly the current helps to pull it away ;)
Que son 6 foot?
Decilo en centímetros que es una medida universal
Another great job. By the way I like the color of your rake!🌻🙏
Is trapping Beavers legal in that area? If so, they should have caught these beavers by now.
Those beavers are not going to be to happy
Each time I watch one of these videos I wonder if anyone has checked to see what effect the enormous amounts of water might have on the infrastructure downstream.
Channels absorbs the water perfectly;)
Have you ever been attacked by beavers with spears?
If that dam is 6 ft. tall then he must be 12 ft. tall. lol
looks like polio in that water.
How far up is the furry engineers house in there private lakes.
Funny that "mother" and "dam" are sort of the same thing. 😃
That was a lot of water.
Please invest in a big backhoe as I can imagine that rake is not big enough and imagine your arms are very tired from manually operating that. Please?
I am saving for it. It’s quite expensive thing.
Yg demikian ini, kira kira alami atau akibat dr unsur sengaja.
You didn't dig any of the shore closest to the camera. If you had and dug from the bottom it would have been a great collapse
It's not always possible to make a collapse... I would like to..
m a long-time subscriber giving a thumbs up every time. But I must say I do NOT like when you start the video with the dam open water flowing - it is a "spoiler alert" like in a movie - if you know the outcome (or in a movie - who done it) why watch anymore. You never used to do this and that was better
Well said.
Drain both sides
👏👏👏👏👏❤️❤️❤️🇺🇸gr
Chipmunks?
In this video, I am anxious you fall in the water.
It's under control :)
Actually, that dam should have been left alone. It was creating a much needed wetland, creeks and rivers are not supposed to be straight nd run without interruption, that creates erosion. Wetlands that would bring deer, Elk, bear, and migratory game birds. this was just silly. The eroded area was from your work previously and the beavers using the mud. you need to watch some videos of how the beaver are bringing back wetlands where man has destroyed them. this in turn helps the ecology, moderates summer and winter temperatures and creates better farmlands.
Lmfaooo this dam truly needed to be demolished
Beavers are a nuisance that's why you see people killing em and trapping