Fund you?????? To destroy more nature? You're not even doing it for an acceptable reason, just a hobby is it? You are part of the reason for 20 species exti9nctions a week, that's a thousand plus a year. Better get ready for extinction, you haven't got much time.
It amazes me what beavers are able to do with just some sticks and mud. Incredible animals. I know how disruptive this is but it’s easy to appreciate what they can do
I feel the same. Crappie fishing heavy all my life I see beaver dams now that have been around since I was a kid. Still there after being abandoned and still holding in water lol
Beavers are reclaiming land out west in the US desert areas causing small oasis-like green masses of land where it was dry and desolate before the Beaver arrived.
@@unique2dou964 What do they use to make the dam? Not a lot of trees in the southwest. I saw one place they were building a dam out of rocks on post10.
I have always had an interest in geography and understand the work you do is necessary. Thank you for explaining to others. Again Roberta is beautiful.
Amazing beavers … with logs..branches …sticks and mud they were able to built a massive dam !!! But then it only took kenislova 2 hands and dedication to his work to destroy and drain the dam they built ! Gid bless you Sir !
Good work on a big dam! Also if you can cross your straps they won’t fall off your shoulder. Or tie them with something behind your back so they won’t slip. Just a thought 😊❤
This video is great at illustrating how wide a dam can be from front to back as you can see the dam under the water as you remove it. Glad you brought your shovel. I see it was a big help.
Go get 'em! There seemed to be a rather large deposit of clay and grass, creating a thin bottleneck for the water to flow through. The size also makes it easier for the beavers to build back. They have a big chunk already there to build on. Maybe the next time the excavator comes around, they might want to take that chunk out. Just a thought. You are doing a fantastic job, and a great service to the area you live in. Thank you!
Ich bin froh, dass es noch solche Menschen gibt die soeine Arbeit machen. Ich bin stolz auf solche Menschen. Danke und Grüße aus Brandenburg 😊😊😊😊 Deutschland 👍👍👍👍
This lithvanian guy looks very innocent he is very hard worker n intelligent guy knowledgeful person good man good job wish him every success rafiq canada
Love the Way you are developing techniques to let the Water pressure assist your digging, both with the spade and the rake. Less effort On your arms and more work executed through your understanding and use of the Hydrodynamics .
I have watched a lot of your videos and this is one of the best, you worked very hard to drop that water level by more than a meter and yet you say this is just a hobby, something you like to do. I commend you for your work and effort to entertain a 66 year old man in the US. I believe I will now subscribe.
again, young people do not understand the purpose of the belt......it is to be very tight so if you get pushed over you will have about 5 to 7 seconds to get upright before you get dragged under.
Yes, one of the US beaver dam removers has elected to have trousers that stop at his hip. Without the bib area he can't have to top filling up dangerously if water rushes in.
11th! GOOD MORNING KENI! Helping the environment is a big deal. I hope the people who own this land appreciate your efforts and your dedication. Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA 🎉❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hello we just discovered your channel. Very interesting. Thanks. My grandmother immigrated from Lithuania around 1912 to USA. We may be related…lol. Have a good day.
Thanks for chowing your good work with us out in the word! I'm have a wonderful time and enjoy ALL your videos very, very much. Keep on the good work, in your way, dont mind about what people write, you are the expert! Hugs from a crazy catlady in Stockholm/Sweden.
Beavers broaden full bank channels adding structural complexity, downed woody debris below the water's surface aiding in cover for many Insects, pond life, these help broader ecosystem functioning that is natural.
Great video thank you for keeping the uploads going you must be very busy with the new baby ...hope your family is well it looks very cold over there in Australia we are in the last of spring do it's very 🔥🔥 love from Australia 🦘🦘
That's the best work-out you've had for a long time with all the spade work. You will be sleeping longer than your daughter. Hoping Mum and Daughter are both doing OK. Excellent job and wonderful drone footage. 👍🇬🇧
As a first timer, watching your program, I have to say this was very good! Also, as an American, I especially appreciate the translation of measurements :)
One meter (1m) is juuuuuust short of one yard/three feet. So unless you need _precision,_ everytime they say "meter" in terms of measuring *distance,* think "yard". However, one kilometer (1000m) _is not the same_ as one mile, so that conversion doesn't work there!
Have you ever tried a pruning saw (an inward curved saw blade 30 - 40 cm on the end of a pole)? It may get hung up on fine branches, but could possibly make short work of cutting the stacked branches on two sides of the dam.
Not waiting for the fields to flood makes sense. “A stitch in time saves nine” is an English proverb. It describes the benefits of working hard now in order to save time later.
You also have to think about the local wildlife. How many living creatures went there to drink. In many places, the waters are regulated, and lo and behold, when it rains unannounced, the mud flood comes.
In Lithuania when a lot of sticks are unavailable they pack lots of clay. Where they only have cattail reeds they build monumental dams from reeds. Beavers are resourceful. When pulling the sticks from the dam under the sticks the mud will not wash away without a spade. Humans are just the most recent arrivals to the beaver who has built his dams for many years for protection from animals who would eat the beavers if not flooded. Also where cold weather would freeze the water the beavers can swim under the ice. Enter their lodge which predators would have to be very determined and would not pay for all the stick removal for one beaver as lodges are very difficult for bear or wolves to dig through. Bear would be in hibernation so when frozen would not pose so much of a threat as lurking cats or wolves.
Putting up with your beavers will be an ongoing effort of dam busting until you find a trapper for all the beavers you guys have. I hear their fur is valuable to some.
Is retaining water, nutrients, adding ground moisture, some is seeking undergoing sub-surface, and floods deposit soli nutrients, channel diversity, fish habitat, and is growing primary production on your site.
Be part of my future project or support :)
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Fund you?????? To destroy more nature? You're not even doing it for an acceptable reason, just a hobby is it? You are part of the reason for 20 species exti9nctions a week, that's a thousand plus a year. Better get ready for extinction, you haven't got much time.
It amazes me what beavers are able to do with just some sticks and mud. Incredible animals. I know how disruptive this is but it’s easy to appreciate what they can do
Your right, but what amazes me, is their intelligence to make the dam, thus keeping in the water, all their food stock, in front of them, very neat !
I feel the same. Crappie fishing heavy all my life I see beaver dams now that have been around since I was a kid. Still there after being abandoned and still holding in water lol
Beavers are reclaiming land out west in the US desert areas causing small oasis-like green masses of land where it was dry and desolate before the Beaver arrived.
@@unique2dou964 What do they use to make the dam? Not a lot of trees in the southwest. I saw one place they were building a dam out of rocks on post10.
It's amazing to watch how fast the water level drops. That looked hard work
I have always had an interest in geography and understand the work you do is necessary. Thank you for explaining to others. Again Roberta is beautiful.
That is wonderful that you read all or almost all of the comments on each video. I enjoy listening to your answers to questions we may have.
Amazing beavers … with logs..branches …sticks and mud they were able to built a massive dam !!! But then it only took kenislova 2 hands and dedication to his work to destroy and drain the dam they built ! Gid bless you Sir !
I find it amazing how the dirt doesn't wash away on its own in the flow of the water.
I love when u use the shovel… u get rid of so much more… and water is flowing faster….🥰🇺🇸
Good work on a big dam!
Also if you can cross your straps they won’t fall off your shoulder. Or tie them with something behind your back so they won’t slip. Just a thought 😊❤
Great video, hope your baby and little momma are doing well. Love it when you use your shovel ❤️🇺🇸
This video is great at illustrating how wide a dam can be from front to back as you can see the dam under the water as you remove it. Glad you brought your shovel. I see it was a big help.
great video today. lots of water release and really liked the before and after drone shots. congratulations on your baby!
Love the videos look forward to them everyday. Congratulations on the baby.
Go get 'em! There seemed to be a rather large deposit of clay and grass, creating a thin bottleneck for the water to flow through. The size also makes it easier for the beavers to build back. They have a big chunk already there to build on. Maybe the next time the excavator comes around, they might want to take that chunk out. Just a thought. You are doing a fantastic job, and a great service to the area you live in. Thank you!
Love your explanations. Thanks for taking the time to explain all that you do. :)
Ich bin froh, dass es noch solche Menschen gibt die soeine Arbeit machen. Ich bin stolz auf solche Menschen. Danke und Grüße aus Brandenburg 😊😊😊😊 Deutschland 👍👍👍👍
Nice 'before & after' showing the importance and beauty of the place. And the music too 👍.
This lithvanian guy looks very innocent he is very hard worker n intelligent guy knowledgeful person good man good job wish him every success rafiq canada
Thank you buddy!
Love the Way you are developing techniques to let the Water pressure assist your digging, both with the spade and the rake. Less effort On your arms and more work executed through your understanding and use of the Hydrodynamics .
Great job as usual. Congratulations on your new baby. Stay safe and happy 🇺🇸
Kudos to Brandy for helping our man out. Get well soon!
Congratulations on the baby and as always nice work on the beaver dams too
I love your technique rake and shovel. Extremely hard work but I do love the sound of the water running.
Congratulations on your baby. Love your videos and you as a special person. 👏🎉❤️😎
I have watched a lot of your videos and this is one of the best, you worked very hard to drop that water level by more than a meter and yet you say this is just a hobby, something you like to do. I commend you for your work and effort to entertain a 66 year old man in the US. I believe I will now subscribe.
Thank you Charles!
Imagens aéreas, excelentes, para conhecimento da topografia de valas de dreno !
From the Brasil, thanks
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again, young people do not understand the purpose of the belt......it is to be very tight so if you get pushed over you will have about 5 to 7 seconds to get upright before you get dragged under.
Yes, one of the US beaver dam removers has elected to have trousers that stop at his hip. Without the bib area he can't have to top filling up dangerously if water rushes in.
I would’ve kept the pond and put fish in it. Beaver did the work for me
The dam could collapse at any time and You would loose Your fish:)
My adult son's name is Robert. So I was especially pleased to learn your daughter's name is Roberta. I love your videos. Enjoy your new life!
Love the drone. Thanks for sharing.🤭
Thanks for the explanation of water management. 👍
11th! GOOD MORNING KENI! Helping the environment is a big deal. I hope the people who own this land appreciate your efforts and your dedication. Roger in Pierre South Dakota USA 🎉❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊
Hello we just discovered your channel. Very interesting. Thanks. My grandmother immigrated from Lithuania around 1912 to USA. We may be related…lol. Have a good day.
That was a lot of work!
I hope your new baby and her mother are well!
Take care!🤗
Beautiful removal! Heavy work to shovel through the mud! 💪🏋️♀️
Love the drone view! 👍❤️
Nice job Mantas, all that matters is that you drained it and if they rebuild it again then you do it again. Job security 😉
Thanks for chowing your good work with us out in the word! I'm have a wonderful time and enjoy ALL your videos very, very much. Keep on the good work, in your way, dont mind about what people write, you are the expert! Hugs from a crazy catlady in Stockholm/Sweden.
Thank You Monica!
Beavers broaden full bank channels adding structural complexity, downed woody debris below the water's surface aiding in cover for many Insects, pond life, these help broader ecosystem functioning that is natural.
In the places where's no draining systems I agree. But mostly they are making damage for landscape.
The fact you just had a baby and are still uploading daily is amazing.
No, his wife just had a baby. If she was doing this, I'd be impressed
@@rubroken 😂 Omg Like to see him give birth 😂
How hard work do you think having a baby is, does everything stop lol
How hard is it to look after a baby all they do is eat,shit sleep and yes I've or should I say my wife had four easiest thing I ever done
He’s had a baby? 😮
For anyone that has never undone a dam, it’s exhausting work.
You are amazing, a brand new dad and still doing this. What an amazing young man, well done to you xx
And by the way love your hat
Great video thank you for keeping the uploads going you must be very busy with the new baby ...hope your family is well it looks very cold over there in Australia we are in the last of spring do it's very 🔥🔥 love from Australia 🦘🦘
What you are doing is necessary and spot-on. And you need to stay vigilant. Good on' you.
That's the best work-out you've had for a long time with all the spade work. You will be sleeping longer than your daughter. Hoping Mum and Daughter are both doing OK. Excellent job and wonderful drone footage. 👍🇬🇧
It was great that you wished the person to get well soon ❤
The land is so green and beautiful.
Congradulations! 🎉🎉🎉🎊
Love the beaver dam destroys. They are pesty little creatures 🐾
Great video as always. The drone footage is so good.
Hey Papa, how are you and Mama and Little Miss Roberta today ?
All perfect;) Thanks:)
Amazing
What a lot of water released! Great job as always! Hope your wife and baby are doing well and by the way I love the hat! ❤😂
As a first timer, watching your program, I have to say this was very good! Also, as an American, I especially appreciate the translation of measurements :)
One meter (1m) is juuuuuust short of one yard/three feet. So unless you need _precision,_ everytime they say "meter" in terms of measuring *distance,* think "yard".
However, one kilometer (1000m) _is not the same_ as one mile, so that conversion doesn't work there!
Yeah, cause it is so hard to convert from centimeters to inches or feet. 😅
You worked your butt off on this one for sure!
Great to see the inspiration from Post 10 encouraging others around the world.
He’s not my inspiration:)
@@Kenislovas Fair enough. Great job!
Где-то в Литве есть свой Академик, который ведёт свою борьбу с бобрами :)
Beavers returned to the Area like DAM!!!
Strange!?…I got soo much satisfaction from watching this! Nice job!
Well done dambuster happy new year.
Great camera angle on this one Mantas. With each fork or spadefull you see the effects up and downstream. Bet Mr. Spade was a happy tool too 😊
That one made me tired just watching. Great job. I appreciate your hard work.
It seems the whole channel needs to be completely dredged. That will help greatly
Nice!
I want the hat! I can't do that work,but you make it look rewarding! Thanks.
When I will get 100k subs I will resume my e-shop again:)
Good job you drained the whole dam thing.
Have you ever tried a pruning saw (an inward curved saw blade 30 - 40 cm on the end of a pole)? It may get hung up on fine branches, but could possibly make short work of cutting the stacked branches on two sides of the dam.
Great video , the before and after shots AMAZING !!!
Thanks For Another Great Video From Blue In England
Beaver dam busters everywhere can learn a lot from watching your videos. Keep it up!
A beautiful opening, Ken! Your the best!😊
THOES BEAVERS SURE HAVE PUT A LOT OF MUD IN THAT DAM. YOU HAVE LEARED A LOT ABOUT BEAVER DAMS IN THE LAST 2 WEEKS I HAVE BEEN WATCHING YOUR DVDS
Great video,your work is paying off.hope family is all good.keep doing what your doing and thinking and carry on.😎😎😎👍👍👍
It requires a Lion Heart to do what you did. Am deeply impressed.
Борец с ветряными мельницами))))
Greetings from the BIG SKY. Your country sure looks like a lot of Montana to me.
Not waiting for the fields to flood makes sense. “A stitch in time saves nine” is an English proverb. It describes the benefits of working hard now in order to save time later.
You also have to think about the local wildlife. How many living creatures went there to drink.
In many places, the waters are regulated, and lo and behold, when it rains unannounced, the mud flood comes.
Another outstanding job! Congratulations on the new baby just had my son born 2 months ago! Enjoy the time before they say no! Lol
It's a good bet that in every beaver post office, there's a mug shot of you as the most wanted man in beaver world.
In Lithuania when a lot of sticks are unavailable they pack lots of clay. Where they only have cattail reeds they build monumental dams from reeds. Beavers are resourceful. When pulling the sticks from the dam under the sticks the mud will not wash away without a spade. Humans are just the most recent arrivals to the beaver who has built his dams for many years for protection from animals who would eat the beavers if not flooded. Also where cold weather would freeze the water the beavers can swim under the ice. Enter their lodge which predators would have to be very determined and would not pay for all the stick removal for one beaver as lodges are very difficult for bear or wolves to dig through. Bear would be in hibernation so when frozen would not pose so much of a threat as lurking cats or wolves.
What you call reclamation in the USA it is called tiling , great job and congrats on the baby
Lots of water! Great video!
Well done, you released lots of water.
Круто. Моё уважение Вам.👍🤝
Putting up with your beavers will be an ongoing effort of dam busting until you find a trapper for all the beavers you guys have. I hear their fur is valuable to some.
Fur is no longer valuable, and there's no reason to kill them.
A camera downstream would be cool to watch the flow of water advance.
Tom Dutkiewicz
Connecticut, CT
Nice job from so cal usa
Is the beaver considered a nuisance species, or do they coexist with the farmers?
You have the best rake
Wow sure is Dam pretty out there 😂
I like it when you show the before and after with the drone. Steven Sipes
Great job as always. Be careful out there.
Great job.
Is retaining water, nutrients, adding ground moisture, some is seeking undergoing sub-surface, and floods deposit soli nutrients, channel diversity, fish habitat, and is growing primary production on your site.
You should wear a life vest when wearing waders. Men have drowned in my area when their waders filled with water😢
It’s not deep waters downstream;) all good
How do you drown in waders? Literally either swim, walk, or crawl your way to the bank, take the waders off, and you’re fine.
Good job adding the aereal view before and after, nice idea!
Well done,that looked like hard work
Nice drain 😊
This is fun!
these animals are impressive
Awesomw work. Super before & after shots.