What a scenery! I had in between the feeling YOU are in a giant painting in a museum and work in it. 🖌🖼 And then the many small fish! Wow, it's teeming with life. Now you have freed the little ones! Thank you! At the beginning there was a larch. Wow. Too bad wildlife is so afraid of us. I like brown bears. In heaven all animals will be tame, then you can cuddle them. Now I am even afraid of the big dogs.
Hi Julia, 👋 That is a neat perspective. 🎨 🖌. Once I got home and watched the video, I said the background almost looks fake! 😆. It's good for the fish as well. Many adult fish from downstream likely come up here to spawn. Dam #3 and 4 would have definitely stopped fish from passing. That would be an experience, to be around wildlife as you described. Tame and cuddly, lol. For now, just keep looking for the right bigger dogs. They are out there.
Hi Connie, 👋 Well, if you are ever in the area, I will get you a giant beaver boulder, 🦫 🪨 👍😆 Don't miss me getting rained on in #4. 🌧 🌦 🌩 Thanks for watching, 🙏
like the way you handled those large logs they were like telephone poles you got some major arms on ya great vid Gene and what a view beautiful country have a great day boy
Hi Ken, 👋 It's pretty amazing that the beavers can move them with such ease. They are so strong, 🦫. My biggest motivation to work out is this job right here. It's in Northern Ontario, 🇨🇦. Thanks, take care.
Hi Donna, 👋 Thank you. I am very lucky to do this. Most people who live right around here have no idea about these places. I get to go all over the place. Lots and lots of private property as well. Cool stuff out there.
Kinda cool how you have your canoe on the bank - kind of a signature mark for you. Do you actually paddle to the spot or how's it get there? Kepp up the great work - so much better than watching a former beaver dam remover drive around nowhere usa and complain about the dmv LOL 🤣
Hi, j cc d 👋 I guess so, 🛶, 👍. It's funny you mention that. I was finishing up the video for dam #4, and the boat isn't in the frame. It just doesn't look right, lol. You bet, if you see that canoe, I used it to get there. Some of these beaver dams are pretty far from any road or trail. Plus, I usually have to check the whole water system I am on. I am going to get a drone eventually. It will help a lot with exploring quite a bit. Thanks for watching and commenting. it's much appreciated 🙏. 🛶 🦫 🪵 🌊 🌊 🌊
Hi Natalie, 👋. I should!! Lol. They are hard to deal with. 🦟 🪰 🦟 🪰 👏👏👏👏👏👏 I couldn't do it without a mesh bug hat. Some days are worse than others. Wind helps.
Thanks, Judy! I remember looking it up years ago but couldn't for the life of me remember what they were. I thought they were eggs at first. There is tons of this stuff there.
Hi Bushcrawler. 👋 Yes. Anything that is holding water back on these "municipal drains." Or if it is causing damage to roads, culverts, or personal property. No one (where I live anyway) can just go out and harass/harm wildlife like this. I have a license and permission from our local governments to do this. I actually get paid by them to go do this. It's kind of my dream job...😁 Sucks for the 🦫's, though.
Hi Jennifer, 👋 Fair question. This waterway I am on is deemed a "municipal drain." These "drains" affect several properties and roads over miles of land. Each municipality/town has the responsibility of keeping these open and flowing freely. Although this one certainly wasn't the reason I got called here. (#3 and #4 are) I had to travel over it to get Dam #1. If new 🦫's are passing though there, there is no sense encouraging them to stay and make a new home. 2 year old beavers get kicked out of their family den to make room for new babies. That's how they end up here in these drains. Also, the people who pay me to do this... said do it, lol. It's the best job ever, 👍 Let men know if you have other questions. Thanks for watching.
I love your silent work and the sound of the water. Every vid of yours is joy. Many thanks.
Thanks, I appreciate that!
🐍 🦫 🌞 🌊
A grand clearing today, Gene! Great water flow and angry beavers! What more could we ask for?! 😊
Thanks, Martin.
Much appreciated!
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What a scenery! I had in between the feeling YOU are in a giant painting in a museum and work in it. 🖌🖼
And then the many small fish! Wow, it's teeming with life. Now you have freed the little ones! Thank you!
At the beginning there was a larch. Wow. Too bad wildlife is so afraid of us.
I like brown bears. In heaven all animals will be tame, then you can cuddle them. Now I am even afraid of the big dogs.
Hi Julia, 👋
That is a neat perspective. 🎨 🖌. Once I got home and watched the video, I said the background almost looks fake! 😆.
It's good for the fish as well. Many adult fish from downstream likely come up here to spawn. Dam #3 and 4 would have definitely stopped fish from passing.
That would be an experience, to be around wildlife as you described. Tame and cuddly, lol. For now, just keep looking for the right bigger dogs. They are out there.
Great catching up with you again on your quest to try to defeat beavers! I sure would like one of those larger rocks for my condo. lol
Hi Connie, 👋
Well, if you are ever in the area, I will get you a giant beaver boulder, 🦫 🪨 👍😆
Don't miss me getting rained on in #4. 🌧 🌦 🌩
Thanks for watching, 🙏
😢👏👏👏👏👏👏👏👏❤❤❤looking forward for the next one, stay safe. Blessings from Tennessee ❤
Thanks, Ruth!
Will do, 👍
Strong man, with big boulders, logs to carry.
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Hi Gene and Good morning! Nice view out there! As always AWESOME JOB DUDE! Keep up the good work! 😁👍🏼
Good morning, Christine!
Thanks, it is a killer view. It made lunch taste better, 👍
I always look forward to your videos. It's such fun watching you take the dams down.
Thanks, Southern Biscuits!
It's fun to take them down, 🦫 🌊
like the way you handled those large logs they were like telephone poles you got some major arms on ya great vid Gene and what a view beautiful country have a great day boy
Hi Ken, 👋
It's pretty amazing that the beavers can move them with such ease. They are so strong, 🦫. My biggest motivation to work out is this job right here.
It's in Northern Ontario, 🇨🇦.
Thanks, take care.
Good morning, Gene! I almost forgot the nice scenery at about 21: when I thought you might break your back…💪🏻💪🏻💪🏻 Take care…👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Yea, lol. That rock 🪨 took some convincing 💪. 😆
It did not look that big when I picked a fight with it, 🥵
I TOTALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO Gene 😊
Thanks, Randy!
🦫 🇨🇦 🦫
Another beautiful area..great job once again. Thank you for sharing.❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Just saw the snake right beside you.
Thanks, Tucker, 👍
The view is hard to beat.
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@@tuckerdale-g4u I can't believe I missed it! 🐍 🐍 🐍
Yet more splendid work here Gene. Can't wait for the next one.
Love and light to you and your family.
Thanks, Cryogenic Fire 🔥
Same to you and yours. ✌️
That was a great location! I cannot believe you moved that huge boulder!
Hi Terri, 👋
Me either, I had my doubts halfway through, 😆. It was right in the way, though. 🪨 💪
It was a perfect day for the view, 👍
Nice pictures and music nice creek and the fish are free thanks!!
Thanks, onmyway!
It's pretty neat to sit there after and just watch. So many little fish and creatures pass by once the dam is gone.
I really enjoy your videos, and to do it in such a beautiful setting.
Hi Donna, 👋
Thank you. I am very lucky to do this. Most people who live right around here have no idea about these places. I get to go all over the place. Lots and lots of private property as well. Cool stuff out there.
Love the underwater camera Gene! Well done! 😊
Thanks, Cheryl!
Hopefully, I find some cleaner water, but most of it looks like that around here. I do hang out in swamps though, 😆.
@@geneplumley4136 I will be watching lol 😄
Cool video. Stay safe out there. Beautiful country there.
Thanks, Christopher!
I will do that 💪. It's the best! 🇨🇦 🍁 🦫
love your work gene ,thats great,wonderful,take care ,godbless ❤❤
Thank you, Avelina .
🦫 💥 🌊 🌊 🌊
Beautiful country. Good job..
Thanks, Sherry. 👍
wow..love the moose:) such beautiful country
Thanks, it really is.
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Good job Gene.
Thanks, Dina!
Little frog is called
Green Gene jumping machine.... Lol lol
Hi Teresa, 👋
🐸 🐸 🐸 😆
I was always called the dancing machine!!
Kinda cool how you have your canoe on the bank - kind of a signature mark for you. Do you actually paddle to the spot or how's it get there? Kepp up the great work - so much better than watching a former beaver dam remover drive around nowhere usa and complain about the dmv LOL 🤣
Hi, j cc d 👋
I guess so, 🛶, 👍. It's funny you mention that. I was finishing up the video for dam #4, and the boat isn't in the frame. It just doesn't look right, lol.
You bet, if you see that canoe, I used it to get there. Some of these beaver dams are pretty far from any road or trail. Plus, I usually have to check the whole water system I am on. I am going to get a drone eventually. It will help a lot with exploring quite a bit.
Thanks for watching and commenting. it's much appreciated 🙏.
🛶 🦫 🪵 🌊 🌊 🌊
Very good job 👍
Thank you, Sophia, 🙏
🌞 🦫 🌊
Nice keep up the good work 😊
Thanks, Shan. 🙏
Will do!
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Do you have shares in a pest repellent company?! You should! That would be a game changer for me! ... The bugs! 😎
Hi Natalie, 👋.
I should!! Lol. They are hard to deal with. 🦟 🪰 🦟 🪰 👏👏👏👏👏👏
I couldn't do it without a mesh bug hat. Some days are worse than others. Wind helps.
Is this in Canada? Beautiful scenic location !
Hi David.
It is in Canada, 🇨🇦. Northern Ontario.
Thanks, I am very fortunate to live in this area.
Bryozoan blob
Thanks, Judy! I remember looking it up years ago but couldn't for the life of me remember what they were. I thought they were eggs at first. There is tons of this stuff there.
I am surprised you didn't see the snake
Right around 13:38
Hey, Big Deb.
😳 🐍? , I will have to re watch it. I bet I miss all sorts of stuff like that. I would have caught it if I had seen it.
@@allanpeters4403
That's funny! You can see him poke his head out first.
He knew he was in trouble, lol.
As if I didn't see that!! 🐍 🐍 🐍
I wondered about that as he was right there beside you - I guess snakes don't bother you - lol
@@allanpeters4403 I would have caught him for sure! Or at least tried, haha. 🐍 🐍 🐍
А мне очень интересно, через какое время, бобры снова построят свою плотину?😂😂😂😂
Hello, Olga. 👋
It shouldn't take very long, 👍
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Would you be able to take the dams down if there was a lodge between two dams?
Hi Bushcrawler. 👋
Yes. Anything that is holding water back on these "municipal drains." Or if it is causing damage to roads, culverts, or personal property. No one (where I live anyway) can just go out and harass/harm wildlife like this. I have a license and permission from our local governments to do this. I actually get paid by them to go do this. It's kind of my dream job...😁
Sucks for the 🦫's, though.
caber toss! lol
Pretty much, lol.
Gene ime no expert, tho i dont think You Toss the Caber like that👍😂
I better watch some videos and work on my technique!! 🪵 💪
first things first you need a Kilt LoL Go for broke Gene👏🙌👍👍👍
@@BrokenOAP-pn4dk 😆
I was hoping you saw the funny side of that👍👍
i need to understand why this particular dam needed to be removed - it is not immediately obvious
Hi Jennifer, 👋
Fair question. This waterway I am on is deemed a "municipal drain." These "drains" affect several properties and roads over miles of land. Each municipality/town has the responsibility of keeping these open and flowing freely. Although this one certainly wasn't the reason I got called here. (#3 and #4 are) I had to travel over it to get Dam #1. If new 🦫's are passing though there, there is no sense encouraging them to stay and make a new home. 2 year old beavers get kicked out of their family den to make room for new babies. That's how they end up here in these drains. Also, the people who pay me to do this... said do it, lol. It's the best job ever, 👍
Let men know if you have other questions.
Thanks for watching.