Probably yes, but my brother is still doing quite well. Because, in the will to be exact, I am the guy with the camera, the same as the dams he removes by hand. Regards:)
You are a bit right, because this place looked so bad that it was hard to say what really happened there; P However, the stream was blocked so I considered it a dam.
That's storm damage, look at the debris there are bottles and cups in it. Beaver didn't have a drinking party .... lol good video but beaver arent that disorganized.
Hello. Yes, we know that a thumb would make our work easier, but somehow we got used to it and the most important thing is that we manage to do the job anyway :) Greetings from Poland:)
You really need one of those "thumbs" on the excavator, so you can hold these trees, grab them and get them out. Would have been a lot easier that way I guess...
I've always found it amazing how beavers to take a once tranquil beautiful spot and turn it into what looks like a bomb exploded. Like there's been a major war fought there the only thing that's missing is the bodies of human beings and blood flowing in the river. But instead we have bodies of one's beautiful trees laying on the ground like lifeless bodies and mud flowing through the water. People just don't realize how extensive Beaver damage can be. You guys have done a great job on the cleanup and removing the dam. It will be interesting to see how long mother nature will take to heal from this one.
Hello. Thank you for such a comprehensive and illustrative comment :) Responding to the last part of your comment, I believe that after a few years this place will look good. Unless someone picks up all those fallen trees, then everything will look fine in a year. Greetings from Poland:)
@@lisavilanova1184 It is possible, but it will probably not be until autumn, because there are arable fields next to the stream. So I guess no one wanted a tractor over them now.
@@msTECH86 with all that is going on right now in the world especially with this war. Let's pray it's over before winter comes. But if not at least we know that there will be some wood available to help keep some of those people that have come to Poland to be safe.
Hi. He's my brother's excavator, so you'd have to ask him, I only help him occasionally. And more seriously, removing beaver dams is not our main activity, maybe that's why he has not decided to install such a thumb yet. But I know it to, IT will help a lot🙂
Great job not having a thumb on the bucket. I do know the rotating bucket and hydraulic thumb would be VERY costly needing another set of hydraulics. Great team work!! Blessings from Ohio!
This cannot be beaver damage - this is storm damage. Trees were blown over - some Limbs were sheared off from high up in the trees- did not see any tell tale beaver cutting at base of any tree
The majority of these trees were saw cut. They traveled down stream from a flood and and got bunched up in the bend of the creek. All the piles of small debre that you see across the green grass are deposits left when water was over creek banks. No self respecting beaver would ever make such a mess. They are way more efficient than this miniature mother nature .
este es un trabajo muy mal realizado y organizado desde el principio, se debio quitar todos los troncos hacia el mismo lado y amontonarlos como en un aserradero, quitandole material de trabajo a los castores llevandolo lejos del sitio..
This was supposed tp be a beaver dam! I don't believe you. No beavers I ever saw were big enough to lay trees that size and that precisely let alone move them from wherever they allegedly cut them. I think ya'll did this for click bait.
What a mess! A thumb on the bucket would have helped with all those sticks but y'all did it. Keep 'em coming!
Probably yes, but my brother is still doing quite well.
Because, in the will to be exact, I am the guy with the camera, the same as the dams he removes by hand.
Regards:)
A Claw might have helped with this one
I was going to say the same thing. Thumb on the bucket would be a great help.
@@no1hdwelady My brother has already got used to operating an excavator this way and I don't think he will persuade him to mount his thumb.
A thump would be very complicated with a rotating bucket as it would require all new hydraulics. Only a mechanical thumb would work.
This looks less like a beaver dam and more like a good clean up job. Good work!
You are a bit right, because this place looked so bad that it was hard to say what really happened there; P
However, the stream was blocked so I considered it a dam.
I have never seen so many beaver dams in one area! 😳 That was the only way to get them all opened in a timely manner. 👏🏻👏🏻
Its storm wash, beaver dont use styrofoam or pile wood along the banks.
loved to watch a good beaver clean up
I'm glad you are satisfied with my episodes.
Greetings from Poland:)
Your work very clean 👍
Wow! Those beavers were real loggers; not just stick pilers!
They are at pro level🦫😉
Fabulous clean up guys.
Thank you;D
Hi good day to all of you... watching from Malaysia
All the destruction. Crazy! Wonderful job guys👍
Sometimes it is a pity to look at the damage that beavers can do.
P.S. Thanks for your comments and I'm glad you watched some of my videos🙂
That's storm damage, look at the debris there are bottles and cups in it. Beaver didn't have a drinking party .... lol good video but beaver arent that disorganized.
Great job well done, definitely think you need a thumb which will make it so much easier for you!Graham🇬🇧🇬🇧👍👍
Hello. Yes, we know that a thumb would make our work easier, but somehow we got used to it and the most important thing is that we manage to do the job anyway :)
Greetings from Poland:)
Watched twice ❤️❤️❤️
You need a claw for the excavator. A very messy job you have there.👍👍😊
Another amazing video!
You really need one of those "thumbs" on the excavator, so you can hold these trees, grab them and get them out. Would have been a lot easier that way I guess...
This is big work and good for your farmland!
Danke für deinen Kommentar:)
Yes, a farmer with his fields next to him will be happy :)
Hadir bosku salam dari Indonesia. Salam sehat dan sukses selalu. Ini excavator sangat besar sekali
A thumb would have made that clean up so much easier. Some nice timber there too.
Yes, we know that:)
I've always found it amazing how beavers to take a once tranquil beautiful spot and turn it into what looks like a bomb exploded. Like there's been a major war fought there the only thing that's missing is the bodies of human beings and blood flowing in the river. But instead we have bodies of one's beautiful trees laying on the ground like lifeless bodies and mud flowing through the water. People just don't realize how extensive Beaver damage can be. You guys have done a great job on the cleanup and removing the dam. It will be interesting to see how long mother nature will take to heal from this one.
Hello. Thank you for such a comprehensive and illustrative comment :)
Responding to the last part of your comment, I believe that after a few years this place will look good. Unless someone picks up all those fallen trees, then everything will look fine in a year.
Greetings from Poland:)
@@msTECH86 hopefully somebody will come and get them and use it for firewood
@@lisavilanova1184 It is possible, but it will probably not be until autumn, because there are arable fields next to the stream. So I guess no one wanted a tractor over them now.
@@msTECH86 with all that is going on right now in the world especially with this war. Let's pray it's over before winter comes. But if not at least we know that there will be some wood available to help keep some of those people that have come to Poland to be safe.
Damn that is a big mess ! Amazing job guys
Yes it was hard.
Greetings from Poland:)
You guys work smart.
seen a few of your videos why do you not get a thumb.?. it would be so much easier.
Hi. He's my brother's excavator, so you'd have to ask him, I only help him occasionally. And more seriously, removing beaver dams is not our main activity, maybe that's why he has not decided to install such a thumb yet.
But I know it to, IT will help a lot🙂
Wow! How many tree's got taken out, couple dozen!
How you did that without getting stuck I've no idea, Well Done
good work - it would be nice to provide some before and after - and to zoom out to get some perspective on what impact you are having
The man on the ground getting more done than the operator.
We need to harness the beavers energy and construction for good. Little suckers are amazing
Great job not having a thumb on the bucket. I do know the rotating bucket and hydraulic thumb would be VERY costly needing another set of hydraulics.
Great team work!! Blessings from Ohio!
It's amazing how destructive these animals can be !!
Oh very much, and they are very destructive.
That is a huge mess . Hope u got it all done
Yes, thank you, we managed somehow :) But I must admit that it was not easy.
Clean up from a flood pile up. Majority of logs are saw cut, not beaver bites
Looks like storm damage
GOOD JOB
le même travail que le grutier je mets 3 fois moins de temps !
Hard to know where to start on this one. Quite the mess.
that is a huge dam
It was a massacre, not a dam;P
For this video, did you record longer to show the rest of the stream clean up that you haven’t released? Would be great to see
C'est pas le roi de la pelle mécanique le gonze heureusement qu'il y a le gars avec la tronçonneuse
Burdel był niezły 😁
No powiem ci, że bobry narozrabiały nieźle;P
This cannot be beaver damage - this is storm damage. Trees were blown over - some Limbs were sheared off from high up in the trees- did not see any tell tale beaver cutting at base of any tree
At 24:18 in video. Limb is cracked about 15 feet in the air.
Are you serious. After all, almost all of these trees were felled by beavers. Only a few trees were broken by the wind. Take a better look.
Greetings.
Don't see any movement of the water,
@@msTECH86 no beaver did this most logs square cut .where the backed up water .
The majority of these trees were saw cut. They traveled down stream from a flood and and got bunched up in the bend of the creek. All the piles of small debre that you see across the green grass are deposits left when water was over creek banks. No self respecting beaver would ever make such a mess. They are way more efficient than this miniature mother nature .
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What precautions do you take to make sure children are not playing down stream when removing dams ??
Definitely NOT a beaver dam....that's flood damage.
This is new, I’ve never seen this before… one large machine takes all the trees out of the way, a man goes a head and cuts them down to,size….
Imagine if that bucket had attachments…..
Bez kciuka to nie robota
Dajemy radę i z takim sprzętem;)
Why you take so long operator to take all debris. Dramatic entrance.
Free fire wood!
Unfortunately this place was too far to take this firewood to our home.
挖土機不怎麼會抄作。
You took a wrong scoop, really. It’s painful to see your suffering.
But we made the job:)
the man made pollution worries me more than the beavers mess... i saw fuel tank and many bottles.... sad state of affairs
You need a grab hand not a bucket
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You needed a grabber, not an excavator.
este es un trabajo muy mal realizado y organizado desde el principio, se debio quitar todos los troncos hacia el mismo lado y amontonarlos como en un aserradero, quitandole material de trabajo a los castores llevandolo lejos del sitio..
And what a big mess they have done..
Beavers tore that area up really bad.
Are you in Russia?
They are in Poland.
Hi. No, I'm from Poland:)
Operator terlihat bingung gak paham dg pekerjaan nya.
Anda melebih-lebihkan. Hasil akhir adalah hal yang paling penting, dan semuanya telah dibersihkan.
This person did not know how to go about this job at all.
Time for some dead beavers !
You need a grabber bucket
My brother is a backhoe operator. And if he doesn't want a thumb, that's his business 😉
you guys need to burn that wood
Hi. This wood will simply rot there and fertilize the soil.
Este operador é ruim de mais, minha nossa, o rapaz coma motoserra é muito mais eficiente!
Why not use a chainsaw to cut the felled trees?
you need a thumb
We manage without it, but thank you for the hint :)
I hate to say, but you need to kill them beavers..
No beavers. Log jam from an upstream flood.
This was supposed tp be a beaver dam! I don't believe you. No beavers I ever saw were big enough to lay trees that size and that precisely let alone move them from wherever they allegedly cut them. I think ya'll did this for click bait.