Thank you very much for this excellent video, it is very interesting and it is great to see the water flowing so quickly. The machine is certainly very helpful to clear these dams away. The people appreciate the work that you have done in this place.
It would be VERY appropriate to show the effect of the rushing water, down stream for at least a few miles. Does such total removal cause flashfloods n damage to riverbanks???
How long has he been running that thing, how about raising the RPM & speeding that up, wouldnt be so slow with the extension, bucket etc...Nice bucket on it though
I've never seen a telehandler other than in here. Around here, they use excavators/backhoes. They seem to be even better, but perhaps they are more expensive.
@@cathiwim they create natural habitat for wildlife they conserve flooding they hold back top soil that would be washed away they're worth their weight in gold
@@evankolacki8950 I grew up on the floor and we had a beaver pond over on the backside and my dad said they were God's engineers here on Earth the original ones and yes I think they're they're good for a farm I don't think they sit down and say I'm on intentionally flood past your land or something else but if there are on the back side somewhere that you're not using the ground anyway I think it's plumb dumb to do any harm to them or their damn cuz they're just going to build back
@@deanbroome7855 Hey Dean! Calling beavers engineers is like calling a Great White shark a garbage can. I have no positive use for either. And a beaver doesn’t survey someone’s property and then ask the owner which section the owner wants to GIVE to the beaver to destroy. Given the opportunity I will continue to trap or shoot every beaver I can.
Now that machine does the job and get the water moving like it is suppose to, that will allow the area to be more dry . Were we lived in Southern Illinois (USA) we used explosives to remove beaver dams. We didn't have a Telehandler but it does an excellent job and hopefully the issue with the beaver went away.
Awesome. How long does it take to the beavers build a dam like that? Days? Weeks? Months? As we don't have them here in Brazil, I really don't realize it....
Yeah, I really expected him to drop the first load right where the tires were sinking and then spread it a bit. Then clean it up after the dam is gone.
@@Kenislovas Ahh- I get it. Too bad really. But I do understand. Though the thought of mud, sticks and beaver dam parts flying everywhere is an entertaining image. :)
The destruction a beaver can do to the habitat Forest runs in the hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars worth of loss of trees and land.. This has to he done.. Nice job !
Tai svoris didžiulis, visokie saugikliai susijungia, turi išjungt ir pns. Be to tas traktoriukas šiaip darbams fermoje. Užtvankų kasimas nėra dažnas dalykas jam:) jei kiekvieną dieną kastų, tuomet greitai išmoktų;)
@@evankolacki8950 in the west where droughts are common, they are trying to use beavers to help ranchers locally raise the water table. And locally store water,. In many cases the pasture lost to the pond is offset by increased productivity elsewhere. Everything in balance. Too many beavers or too large a pond can be just as bad as no beaver.
@@0xFF48 Having beaver damn up streams out west I think would be an ineffective means of water conservation. Beaver destroy trees because tree bark is their entire diet and they use the branches to build the damns. Furthermore if an area is drought stricken trees are less available already. Can not sustain a beaver population.
@@evankolacki8950 it's low cost distributed water storage compared to building large dams. It's not the solution for every situation, it has to be in the right rural areas. Either on public lands or a rancher that wants to trade some pasture land for natural water storage. Because water rights are funny, the rancher might not legally be able to dam the river, but if a beaver happens to do it..and if that water happens to soak onto the ground and raise the water table on the pasture....
I wonder How do you feel when come back from work one day and your home completely wiped out by Tornado, Beavers been put a lot works and efforts on the Dam.
Friend bought this one for various farm works lifting heavy bags etc. so he's not a professional :) Also there was very wet ground he was afraid to do not drown the machine.
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Started watching beaver dam removal videos a few months ago. I don't know why it fasinates me so much.
Amazing how the beavers can do this
I am shocked! Never knew they were so goid at constructing dams!
Work of art. Take one apart by hand and you'll know.
Its incredible how these little small creatures can built better dams than humans...
its just a matter of how much time you put in. if you spent your entire life building wooden dams then you would likely have better results as well
How is this better than a human would make?
NOW THATS HOWNYOU REMOVE A BEAVER DAM!! Outstanding !!
It’s actually quiet insane to see how much water is caught from such a small dam. They properly flooded the whole Forrest.
Thank you very much for this excellent video, it is very interesting and it is great to see the water flowing so quickly. The machine is certainly very helpful to clear these dams away. The people appreciate the work that you have done in this place.
Thank You!
Keep up the good work. Cheers from 🇦🇺
@@kenc3288 so far from me:) Thank You!
I wonder if it would have been beneficial to dump all the sticks on the soft ground. Maybe a better bed for the machine to get traction?
I’m more than a little curious as to where all the released water goes. What’s the effect downstream?
Amazing ingenuity by the beavers. However they will be back to rebuild.🤣😬
I think that just sent a tingle down the spine of your potato rake. *Great video.*
Thank You!
Do this everyday at work with an excavator and it never gets old😃
Didn't look bad till the first scoop. Glad you didn't do that one by hand. 👍😊
Beavers are incredible animals.
it would be cool to see a "downstream cam" to see what the flow looks like for afar
Post 10 would love this.
that initial rush of water was AWESOME!
Went from "Post 10" and his rake, to the next level!
There are times when some heavy machinery is a real blessing. Don't forget to get that dirt ridge just below the waters surface.
It would be VERY appropriate to show the effect of the rushing water, down stream for at least a few miles. Does such total removal cause flashfloods n damage to riverbanks???
I must acquire some gopro camera.
Those 2 scoops decimated the dam!! Awesome!!
Man vs.beaver, revenge of the beavers ..next week- attack of the giant komatsu
How long has he been running that thing, how about raising the RPM & speeding that up, wouldnt be so slow with the extension, bucket etc...Nice bucket on it though
I've never seen a telehandler other than in here. Around here, they use excavators/backhoes. They seem to be even better, but perhaps they are more expensive.
I here it's quite popular. It helps to a lot of things ;)
It's not fun watching operators who don't know how to properly use the Machine!
That was grueling!
The telehandler has quite a long reach. It's the perfect machine for removing dams!
excavators are the best.
Great early video from back when you were just starting, nice to see how you have evolved since then
They will be back tonight... natures water engineers
Post 10 would have been all over this one. Thank you for sharing this video 👠
Вам пора уже свой экскаватор заводить!
Are all these dams you work on part of your property? The telehandler is just the thing for the larger dams!
It's my or some of my friends.
Тракторист какой-то мутноватый ! А так - зачёт!
That is an awesome piece of equipment! Clean job done quickly and safely.
The tower in the back ground, what is it used for? that tele handler sure beats the fork you were using.
It's spot for hunting. Hunters waiting there for deers, wolfs, foxes, HOGS etc.
I much prefer when you work by hand but I get it. Still entertaining cheers!!
With a tractor water blast is so satisfying.. by hands it's not possible to make such a. But don't worry, tomorrow's video will be by hands ;)
@@Kenislovas looking forward to it, love your daily content!!
Someone should tell dude on the equipment you have to have the rpm up for the hydraulic to work
Yay, we're upgrading to a machinery now...way to go. I love it...so satisfying. Good job!!! Thank you :)
Welcome;)
Post 10 would approve!!
Came to comments to see if he’s mentioned . Not disappointed 😁
Juuust a tad easier than the potato rake
Not always i have possibility to take it ;)
What do you have against beavers?
They make floods where they dont belong
@@cathiwim they create natural habitat for wildlife they conserve flooding they hold back top soil that would be washed away they're worth their weight in gold
@@deanbroome7855 Have you ever had to deal with the destruction and aftermath of beaver dams? I doubt it.
@@evankolacki8950 I grew up on the floor and we had a beaver pond over on the backside and my dad said they were God's engineers here on Earth the original ones and yes I think they're they're good for a farm I don't think they sit down and say I'm on intentionally flood past your land or something else but if there are on the back side somewhere that you're not using the ground anyway I think it's plumb dumb to do any harm to them or their damn cuz they're just going to build back
@@deanbroome7855 Hey Dean! Calling beavers engineers is like calling a Great White shark a garbage can. I have no positive use for either. And a beaver doesn’t survey someone’s property and then ask the owner which section the owner wants to GIVE to the beaver to destroy. Given the opportunity I will continue to trap or shoot every beaver I can.
That's a never-ending job, busy beavers will return haha
Beavers will kill a area of the forest in a heartbeat! I have to go tear one out with a potato rake this coming weekend….
imagine having a picnic downstream and suddenly …
Bert impressive waterflow !
Kỹ sư hải ly ngăn đập…nhỏ nhỏ mà giỏi
Now that machine does the job and get the water moving like it is suppose to, that will allow the area to be more dry . Were we lived in Southern Illinois (USA) we used explosives to remove beaver dams. We didn't have a Telehandler but it does an excellent job and hopefully the issue with the beaver went away.
Hi!
In this place no more beavers ;) I've checked 2 weeks ago.
Good job, I like your videos. From Las Vegas Nevada
Now that's how you take out a dam.
The 4th bite really took out that beaver's work.
Beavers: Henry, that confounded guy just pulled the plug again! LOL
Lol!
I didn't know that Beavers were that good at constructing dams!
these beaver's minds are strange lol that machine is great i love it.
Why is it strange?
Great job! 👍🇺🇸😊
Was their fish in there?
Not, there wasn't..
Awesome. How long does it take to the beavers build a dam like that? Days? Weeks? Months? As we don't have them here in Brazil, I really don't realize it....
Sometimes weeks and sometimes days ;)
Is the next video going to be Mantas vs. the telehandler? See who can clear a dam faster?
:D No, I will use my potato rake ;)
Amazing how much water this thing was holding back
Il vient de l'acheter, sa machine ?
Would have been better to use the wood to run on instead of sinking in the mud
Yeah, I really expected him to drop the first load right where the tires were sinking and then spread it a bit. Then clean it up after the dam is gone.
Great job. Be careful
80LBS of Tannerite at a 7.62x54R Mosin-Nagant Rifle would have been entertaining too! Woo Hoo!
Not aloud here to tier dams with dynamite or similar things.
@@Kenislovas Ahh- I get it. Too bad really. But I do understand. Though the thought of mud, sticks and beaver dam parts flying everywhere is an entertaining image. :)
Protect the forest nice!!
Great machine. I like the side view best.
Is this repeat video?
Repeat? It’s new dam never been there before;)
Love that machine.
Excellent job !!!!! :-)
Banyak sekali semak2nya,mantap ada excavator
The destruction a beaver can do to the habitat Forest runs in the hundreds of thousands to millions of dollars worth of loss of trees and land.. This has to he done.. Nice job !
Nu labai jau sunkiai jis ta traktoriu valdo :D
Tai svoris didžiulis, visokie saugikliai susijungia, turi išjungt ir pns. Be to tas traktoriukas šiaip darbams fermoje. Užtvankų kasimas nėra dažnas dalykas jam:) jei kiekvieną dieną kastų, tuomet greitai išmoktų;)
It would of been an awesome shot downstream facing upstream.
Tom Dutkiewicz
I was afraid to lost my camera:)) the stream was HUGE!
Great video
Wow! That first bite!
Is this legal? Who decided? Why did they destroy the beavers' dam?
Government.
Beavers are nuisance animals. The dams they build destroy property and roads. I decide what happens on MY property.
@@evankolacki8950 in the west where droughts are common, they are trying to use beavers to help ranchers locally raise the water table. And locally store water,.
In many cases the pasture lost to the pond is offset by increased productivity elsewhere. Everything in balance. Too many beavers or too large a pond can be just as bad as no beaver.
@@0xFF48 Having beaver damn up streams out west I think would be an ineffective means of water conservation. Beaver destroy trees because tree bark is their entire diet and they use the branches to build the damns. Furthermore if an area is drought stricken trees are less available already. Can not sustain a beaver population.
@@evankolacki8950 it's low cost distributed water storage compared to building large dams. It's not the solution for every situation, it has to be in the right rural areas. Either on public lands or a rancher that wants to trade some pasture land for natural water storage.
Because water rights are funny, the rancher might not legally be able to dam the river, but if a beaver happens to do it..and if that water happens to soak onto the ground and raise the water table on the pasture....
Is that his first day running the machine?
2nd;)
That's a pretty small beaver dam........
Not big, right :)
The 3rd bite was great.
Где-то в мире грустит один Академег
Well, this removal of the dam was SLICK AND QUICK! Roger in Pierre South Dakota
Are you from Germany? :)
Lithuania.
There was virtually no water in front of that damn amazing
"Merlo" italians technology near my home Cuneo...Better machine for optimal job.....💪👍
Yes support from Indonesia
Good video but where I am from thats a little bump compared to the beaver dams we have. Not massive!
I wonder How do you feel when come back from work one day and your home completely wiped out by Tornado, Beavers been put a lot works and efforts on the Dam.
1day it’s not a lot of;) all of that is for the reason.
What a great thing to watch.
Right from the beginning when he spun the tires, I knew he would have to push himself out with the grapple bucket.
When you stab in tilt back when you clamp
A full grapple bucket would really be nice!
wrong machine for the job
I think its perfect if you dont have a large excavator with a hydraulic thumb
I bet the beavers are pissed. lol
It would nice if knew how to operate that machine
This has got to be the absolute slowest truck in the world!!!!!
Friend bought this one for various farm works lifting heavy bags etc. so he's not a professional :) Also there was very wet ground he was afraid to do not drown the machine.
@@Kenislovas Man it just seems like every move and action was just in extra slow motion.
@@SparkTruth1123 it is:)
Why the telehandler tho and not a ex with a thumb?
Open the jaws and let it flow downstream.
Should have dumped the first lot under his front wheels and used it as a Navy Matt
It would help if you got someone that can run your equipment.
Damn. I mean dam.
Just leave it handily off to the side for the beavers to redeploy.
Beavers don't use recycled materials. There's plenty of "A" grade building supplies just over the stream.
There went the ole swimming hole
Poor beavers, just tryin to make a home for themselves and some predator comes and destroys it.
Damn beavers..