Those bubbles on your hand are called blisters. You shouldn't be disappointed at all. Alot if hard work went into disassembling that dam. Those beavers must be alot more seasoned in their dam building experience. Was really well built. As far as a beaver dam actually quite beautiful. They also put a big effort in trying to make it not to collapse. ♥️👍
Incredible effort and this has to be one of the best videos to illustrate why farmers need your help so much. Amazing amount of drainage from the fields let alone what came from upstream and in the forest area. Fantastic job !
The amount of water in the fields draining off is crazy! People that are crying about the poor beavers should see how much damage they do to our food supply. Collapse or not, it was still amazing watching all that water drain. Great job! The farmer should be pretty happy with you!
The farmers should constantly maintain the drainage of their farms. To let that huge dam grow and grow without doing anything about the problem, that farmer deserves to lose their crops. Asking you to come along, to solve their obvious problem, when it is much more dangerous and exhausting for you. I don't know, but do they pay you for this dangerous work? If not well they ought to do. We have these problems, (without the beavers), on the Somerset Levels. Without constant maintenance the "rhynes"* get clogged up and cause untold amounts of flooding in wet winters and many people lose their homes or endure much damage... * Channels.
Don't be disappointed that you didn't get the massive collapse. It was still an awesome job. In English, we call those bubbles, blisters. Shows how hard you were working. Keep up the great work.
no reason to be disapointed. the job you did was very exhousting and satisfieing. see how much water has been drained from the area and the field. the farmer wil be very glad you did this job. it was a massive dam and a massive job to take it down. not a moment was disapointed. good job.
You did a great job. Those six hours you spent on this dam were well spent. The dam and the water are draining. You have proven yourself to be a beaver nemesis. Tough work, disappointing yes but you overcame the trouble and took the dame down. Proud to be a follower of yours. You are a good man.😊❤☃️
The dam may not have been a great collapse, but you have drained much water from the fields, which is the main point, right? Those ditches were put there to allow crops to be able to grow; the beaver dams are a nuisance that need to be removed. Good job!
I mean I like the beavers they help sculp the landscape. I do however understand that any human infrastructure that it is jeopardy because of the beavers then those beavers need to be relocated and the dams removed.
Then go to the next level, and learn how to live trap the beaver too. Then relocate them or contact someone that relocates wild animals in your area. Then all your efforts won't be in vain, because as it is now you're simply repeating the same thing over and over. The farmers only get the use of the land for short period, and then they loose the money and labor used to plant the fields again once the beaver rebuild the dams.. Samberg aplies to the roads that you're only temporarily restoring use of, or the same also applies to the roads that were be damaged by the excessive runoff caused by the beaver. Until they are removed from the canals they're using for their homes, then you've only put a temporarily band aide on the real problems that your fighting . Plus if you live trap them, and relocate them then you know they aren't being delt with the way hunters, and farmers do in the winter times when their fur is worth the efforts of those that will kill the beaver if given the opportunity to do so. Entirely up to you whether you learn what'd needed to catch and relocate them,are continue as you have been. It's the Logical steps thst needs to be followed if your truly going to do the job right. They will eventually return, and they will have to be delt with again in a few years same as they are everywhere they are still wild populations of them around to do so.
I'll never understand why the farmers don't take the dams down themselves. The water backing up on their property costs them money in lost crops, getting a tractor stuck when they weren't expecting it and on and on ...... These people owe you a big time.
I will not speculate why the farmer didn’t take action by himself here, I’m more surprised he obviously did not already call for help during seed time. To me it appears the `field´ must have already been swampy for quite some time, judging from this massive dam enforced with lot of mud and the ditch being filled up to the top now. Yes, could be there’s been lot of rain during spring and summer. But this dam looked like it existed quite a while already. Might have been perfect for growing rice, except for climate conditions in Lithuania & Latvia aren’t really optimal for that 😉.
Often its better and more effective for the farmer, doing other important stuff on his end of business… Like boring paperwork.. Planning… Fencing… There can be loads of work to be done farming!🫣 So having people doing work like this… When not having the time or Crew… Full time Crew cost a lot… So he will be saving money, by having local people doing small jobs🤷🏼♂️
I’ll never understand why every single person doesn’t repair their own car. I’ll never understand why fishermen don’t make their own boats. I’ll never understand why people who work in offices don’t clean their own restrooms. They owe him “a big time”? How big of a time is appropriate? A big wall clock?
A dam removal can be really satisfying even without collapse. Good flow, huge drop (with proper before/after video), clever strategy to dismantle the dam, all of this can provide very satisfactory videos.
Those "bubbles" on your skin are called blisters. That was a lot of work, even for someone as physically fit as you are. That must have been an old dam; it would take a long time for the beavers to push up that much mud and for that much plant growth to grow on the downstream side of it. Very impressive job, the farmer should be thrilled to have his field drained.
Fully agree; and even in case a larger fragment of this wall of mud would really have collapsed, I’d expect it would have caused troubles somewhere downstream then (e.g. clogging a culvert). We’ve seen the mud dam was able to withstand the pressure of lot of water and barely dissolved even when the first trench was opened. Understand that a collapsing dam is more spectacular to witness and to place on YT. However, it was much more important here to show stamina and get the exhausting job done. It simply hasn’t been good place for a beaver dam, obviously affecting both fields and softwood / coniferous forest in an undesirable manner.
No, no, no! Don't be disappointed Mandas. You worked hard, drained the field, cleared the dam. The farmer would be very grateful and we are very happy to watch. It may not have been spectacular but not everything can be. You did a fantastic job and I for one love watching all of your videos. Spectacular or not. Great job! God Bless x
Hey I love seeing the dam go in one massive push ,but this one was huge you did well on your own to remove it ,I’m sure your blisters will soon go and you will achieve your aim in the next dam demolition 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
That was not disappointing, I think you were exhausted when you said that. A great example of why the drainage ditch exists and why the dam needed removing.
It’s a never ending cycle of clearing Dams and glad you are showing us what Beavers can achieve in destroying crops, these Dams need to be removed for the sake of our feeding process.We have been watching you for awhile and keep up the good work 👍
You did a fantastic job! Those beavers built a very good dam with rocks and everything! I'm sure the farmer was pleased and that's the point. I'm sorry you're disappointed and got blisters but you did an outstanding job!👍🏼😎
Another very interesting vid. You should never beat yourself up over your disappointment regarding the way it went .. It would be nice to see some of your farmer friends thank you on camera.for you great work.
Despite the reluctant almost collapse this was still one of your best imo. The sheer amount of water that was being held by that dam was amazing. Loved the drone footage where you can see the tracks of the combine getting stuck and a maybe second time too? 👍👍
Hey the drone shot of you while you was working and of the partial collapse was cool!!! 😎😎 That really did help those fields out tremendously! What a great, AND LONG job hahaha. But, it really paid off and, the video was fantastic! Bet you slept good that night Lol... Great job, great drone shots my Friend!
what an awesome job. after 6 hrs it's no wonder you had blisters forming. it wasn't going to collapse as the base was too wide & the wall was pretty thick. it needed aa fair bit of removal on the inside to start with. an incredible amout of water flowing from the field. you conquered it as that was your goal. the drone footage showed how much area had to be drained. well done as usual.
You didnt get the satisfaction of a big collapse but you still achieved a spectacular dam removal. I especially liked the drone footage of you working on the dam , it gave a great perspective on how huge the dam was and how much work you put into achieving the end result. Well done, you should take great pride in this hobby of yours as it helps other people as well as giving you satisfaction.
No colapse, but still a very good video. A well constructed dam is very hard to dismantel. Good job to break the dam as it was. Very hard work for you.
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You need an apprentice with dams that big!!
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6 hours!!!! You deserve a gold medal after this one! Legendary effort and result.
Those bubbles on your hand are called blisters. You shouldn't be disappointed at all. Alot if hard work went into disassembling that dam. Those beavers must be alot more seasoned in their dam building experience. Was really well built. As far as a beaver dam actually quite beautiful. They also put a big effort in trying to make it not to collapse. ♥️👍
So much hard work, nothing to be disappointed about. Very good work!
Thank you! :)
Incredible effort and this has to be one of the best videos to illustrate why farmers need your help so much. Amazing amount of drainage from the fields let alone what came from upstream and in the forest area. Fantastic job !
You did a great job. I'm sure the farmer is grateful.
Don't beat yourself up about it, you did a great job removing the dam.
Don't beat up on yourself!! You did a huge amount of work and got the job done, collapse or not!
The amount of water in the fields draining off is crazy! People that are crying about the poor beavers should see how much damage they do to our food supply. Collapse or not, it was still amazing watching all that water drain. Great job! The farmer should be pretty happy with you!
The farmers should constantly maintain the drainage of their farms. To let that huge dam grow and grow without doing anything about the problem, that farmer deserves to lose their crops.
Asking you to come along, to solve their obvious problem, when it is much more dangerous and exhausting for you.
I don't know, but do they pay you for this dangerous work? If not well they ought to do.
We have these problems, (without the beavers), on the Somerset Levels. Without constant maintenance the "rhynes"* get clogged up and cause untold amounts of flooding in wet winters and many people lose their homes or endure much damage...
* Channels.
Oh wow, you have a lot problems with them.. No.. farmers won't pay me yet..
@@Kenislovas I hope they see sense and do the right thing for you. Good Luck! ☺
@@Kenislovas 😪😪😪 One day, they will realise the amazing work you do for them
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You did an amazing job. The farmer will be pleased.
I hope he paid you handsomely for your huge, and dangerous efforts?
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So much hard work. Not a glamourous collapse or anything, but a well earned job. Give yourself a reward for this long day.
Well, not every video needs to have a dam collapse. I appreciate the hard work you put in. That countyside sure is beautiful!
Lower expectations equals increased serenity. We are gifted with much serenity by your work. Great video Mantas.
Thanks mate!
Do not feel disappointed , that was a massive job which took a lot of effort! You did a marvellous job with it all.
Don't be disappointed that you didn't get the massive collapse. It was still an awesome job. In English, we call those bubbles, blisters. Shows how hard you were working. Keep up the great work.
It may not have collapsed as you hoped but it certainly wasn't a disappointment. You sounded exhausted at the end! 👏👏👏 Well done 👍
That was a fantastic result! The sheer volume of water moved was amazing! Your hard work paid off. You need a solar power battery charger! Well done!
Grandpa beaver must have called the whole clan to work on that dam. Awesome job, be safe out there.😄🥰
no reason to be disapointed. the job you did was very exhousting and satisfieing. see how much water has been drained from the area and the field. the farmer wil be very glad you did this job. it was a massive dam and a massive job to take it down. not a moment was disapointed. good job.
You made the dam go away. That is what is important.
You did a great job. Those six hours you spent on this dam were well spent. The dam and the water are draining. You have proven yourself to be a beaver nemesis. Tough work, disappointing yes but you overcame the trouble and took the dame down. Proud to be a follower of yours. You are a good man.😊❤☃️
Amazing performance and results, Mantas! 👍🏻👍🏻
Awesome drone footage. Just shows how much water was trapped behind that dam. Nice job on breaking it.
You shouldn’t be disappointed that dam was huge! Great job!
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You are the farmers savior.
what a fantastic job you have done. God bless.
The dam may not have been a great collapse, but you have drained much water from the fields, which is the main point, right? Those ditches were put there to allow crops to be able to grow; the beaver dams are a nuisance that need to be removed. Good job!
I mean I like the beavers they help sculp the landscape. I do however understand that any human infrastructure that it is jeopardy because of the beavers then those beavers need to be relocated and the dams removed.
Then go to the next level, and learn how to live trap the beaver too.
Then relocate them or contact someone that relocates wild animals in your area.
Then all your efforts won't be in vain, because as it is now you're simply repeating the same thing over and over.
The farmers only get the use of the land for short period, and then they loose the money and labor used to plant the fields again once the beaver rebuild the dams..
Samberg aplies to the roads that you're only temporarily restoring use of, or the same also applies to the roads that were be damaged by the excessive runoff caused by the beaver.
Until they are removed from the canals they're using for their homes, then you've only put a temporarily band aide on the real problems that your fighting .
Plus if you live trap them, and relocate them then you know they aren't being delt with the way hunters, and farmers do in the winter times when their fur is worth the efforts of those that will kill the beaver if given the opportunity to do so.
Entirely up to you whether you learn what'd needed to catch and relocate them,are continue as you have been.
It's the Logical steps thst needs to be followed if your truly going to do the job right.
They will eventually return, and they will have to be delt with again in a few years same as they are everywhere they are still wild populations of them around to do so.
@@timothymilam732 And make it someone else’s problem?
Man könnte vielleicht was tun um das wasser stand absenken , das Wasser wirst du noch suchen .
Great job catching the collapse from the drone.
A lot of hard work there. We like the process, doesn't always need to be dramatic! Well done
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Wow, great news you've got your power back
That was an incredible amount of mud behind that dam.
Great work! Even without a big collapse, it was very good. The drone shots of you working were really good.
I'll never understand why the farmers don't take the dams down themselves. The water backing up on their property costs them money in lost crops, getting a tractor stuck when they weren't expecting it and on and on ...... These people owe you a big time.
I will not speculate why the farmer didn’t take action by himself here, I’m more surprised he obviously did not already call for help during seed time. To me it appears the `field´ must have already been swampy for quite some time, judging from this massive dam enforced with lot of mud and the ditch being filled up to the top now. Yes, could be there’s been lot of rain during spring and summer. But this dam looked like it existed quite a while already.
Might have been perfect for growing rice, except for climate conditions in Lithuania & Latvia aren’t really optimal for that 😉.
Often its better and more effective for the farmer, doing other important stuff on his end of business… Like boring paperwork.. Planning… Fencing… There can be loads of work to be done farming!🫣
So having people doing work like this… When not having the time or Crew… Full time Crew cost a lot… So he will be saving money, by having local people doing small jobs🤷🏼♂️
Farmers take down beaver dams all the time. There are just a lot of them.
I’ll never understand why every single person doesn’t repair their own car.
I’ll never understand why fishermen don’t make their own boats.
I’ll never understand why people who work in offices don’t clean their own restrooms.
They owe him “a big time”? How big of a time is appropriate? A big wall clock?
@@cwg73160 😂😎
A dam removal can be really satisfying even without collapse.
Good flow, huge drop (with proper before/after video), clever strategy to dismantle the dam, all of this can provide very satisfactory videos.
Time for a drink of beer on this one Mantas. Video clearly shows the destruction a beaver dam can do..
Those "bubbles" on your skin are called blisters. That was a lot of work, even for someone as physically fit as you are. That must have been an old dam; it would take a long time for the beavers to push up that much mud and for that much plant growth to grow on the downstream side of it. Very impressive job, the farmer should be thrilled to have his field drained.
Excellent job. No collapse but a whole bunch of work.
Greetings from the BIG SKY of Montana. Good luck with this one.
The drone view gave me a lot of respect to the beavers. It WAS a work of art. Great job. Stay safe😊
Thank you! :)
Love these videos!
😮wow great job, that was the beast...........
Thank you! :)
Aww, it's ok that it did not collapse great. but you helped the farms out. So much water. So much hard work you did. Wow. God bless
This is one of the most impressive dam removals you have done! Great work!
You shouldn't be disappointed because it didn't collapse. It was a very thick and well constructed dam. Congratulations on the job well done.
Fully agree; and even in case a larger fragment of this wall of mud would really have collapsed, I’d expect it would have caused troubles somewhere downstream then (e.g. clogging a culvert). We’ve seen the mud dam was able to withstand the pressure of lot of water and barely dissolved even when the first trench was opened.
Understand that a collapsing dam is more spectacular to witness and to place on YT. However, it was much more important here to show stamina and get the exhausting job done. It simply hasn’t been good place for a beaver dam, obviously affecting both fields and softwood / coniferous forest in an undesirable manner.
Your videos never disappoint….thank you for all of your hard work and great content 🏆🏆🏆
You are welcome!
Lots of hard work too!
Job well done!
Huge amount of sticks , stones and mud.
Great video!
Awesome job. We dont always have to have collapse.this was very satisfying. A very very strong damn.
Hard work and a job well done.
Good job
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The beavers are using your own tools against you. A little funny.
That was a lot of mud for one person to have to remove. Exceptional job 😊
They won't all roll over. Job well done!
That was a mastdam and the take down was awesome! There was very much water. You were so very tired. Rest well my fry, the beavers will return! 👍😊
That was a monster! 👾 I'm sure you were frustrated, but you never gave up!!!
No, no, no! Don't be disappointed Mandas. You worked hard, drained the field, cleared the dam. The farmer would be very grateful and we are very happy to watch. It may not have been spectacular but not everything can be. You did a fantastic job and I for one love watching all of your videos. Spectacular or not. Great job! God Bless x
Bubbles… we call blisters. Hard work on those hands!
Job well done!! I am so glad that you was able to help that farmers crops
I salute you for your hard work. Just donated 10 Euros for your efforts.
Thanks mate!❤️
Hey I love seeing the dam go in one massive push ,but this one was huge you did well on your own to remove it ,I’m sure your blisters will soon go and you will achieve your aim in the next dam demolition 😊😊😊😊😊😊😊
Thanks! it's healed already :)
Great job sir! I really liked the drone shots while you were clearing the dam.
Such back breaking work! And collapse or not, we love watching!
Toughest dam yet, always a pleasure to watch
Damn that is a big dam.
Awesome Mantas very well done. Time to go home and rest up for your next video.
That was not disappointing, I think you were exhausted when you said that. A great example of why the drainage ditch exists and why the dam needed removing.
You are the only one that can do those fantastic collapses. I like them a lot, but seeing all your hard work on this dam was very enjoyable.
Wow,..that is huge and a lot of backed uo water
That was hard work Ken, but another nice job and it keeps you fit. Well done.
Lots of hard work. WOW. You did a great job helping the farmers. Very exciting video. Lots of water were in those fields.
It’s a never ending cycle of clearing Dams and glad you are showing us what Beavers can achieve in destroying crops, these Dams need to be removed for the sake of our feeding process.We have been watching you for awhile and keep up the good work 👍
Thank you mate!
Wow Mantas! Much work but great resulr, that was a beast of a dam for sure!💪🏻👏👍
You did a fantastic job! Those beavers built a very good dam with rocks and everything! I'm sure the farmer was pleased and that's the point. I'm sorry you're disappointed and got blisters but you did an outstanding job!👍🏼😎
damn. those beavers are going to start using rebar soon.
This really was a huge dam, good job Kenni!
Holy crap. That first drone footage of you working on the dam is astounding. That thing is HUGE!!!!!!!!
That's a Big dam. Holy cow. Beautiful waterfall
Damn, that was a huge dam, dam man! The end result was very satisfying.
You worked your butt of on this dam. I’d say the beavers did a good job of building that dam.
That was a lot of mud you had to move there! Great work and excellent video!
That thing is massive
Another very interesting vid. You should never beat yourself up over your disappointment regarding the way it went .. It would be nice to see some of your farmer friends thank you on camera.for you great work.
Absolutely fantastic job. Well done. I'll bet those fields were draining for many, many hours after you left 👍👍👍. Cheers.
One if the best dam busters of this year and a must for a compliance video. Love watching your videos 😊
Great drone shot of you working from above 👍
Despite the reluctant almost collapse this was still one of your best imo. The sheer amount of water that was being held by that dam was amazing. Loved the drone footage where you can see the tracks of the combine getting stuck and a maybe second time too? 👍👍
Don't be disappointed. It may not have been a spectacular collapse, but you did an amazing job of draining the fields. Good work!
WOW, crazy big! I feel bad when you are alone on such a big job!!
Great work Mantas. You deserve a few days off after that one.
wow!! excellent!! thanks for this Mantas!!
Mass amounts of mud, rocks, and sticks. My hat is off to you for the hard work you do.
This was one of your best videos! Don't be hard on yourself. It was great and you helped drain the field! Great work 🎉😊
I understand that you were frustrated, but it was still a great deconstruction and video, I enjoyed it a lot, thank you for efforts!❤
Thanks again. 👍
that was a big one. Take care of those blisters on your hands. That was a lot of work. Stay safe out there.
Hey the drone shot of you while you was working and of the partial collapse was cool!!! 😎😎
That really did help those fields out tremendously! What a great, AND LONG job hahaha.
But, it really paid off and, the video was fantastic!
Bet you slept good that night Lol...
Great job, great drone shots my Friend!
what an awesome job. after 6 hrs it's no wonder you had blisters forming. it wasn't going to collapse as the base was too wide & the wall was pretty thick. it needed aa fair bit of removal on the inside to start with. an incredible amout of water flowing from the field. you conquered it as that was your goal. the drone footage showed how much area had to be drained. well done as usual.
You didnt get the satisfaction of a big collapse but you still achieved a spectacular dam removal. I especially liked the drone footage of you working on the dam , it gave a great perspective on how huge the dam was and how much work you put into achieving the end result. Well done, you should take great pride in this hobby of yours as it helps other people as well as giving you satisfaction.
No colapse, but still a very good video. A well constructed dam is very hard to dismantel. Good job to break the dam as it was. Very hard work for you.
That was a hard slog. Great result.
Thank you
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