Hi Jordan, a drone is so useful on a farm and I have to say that this is the first video I saw it used to hunt down Beaver Dams. It is amazing the energy a Beaver must use to haul all of the sticks and mud to create such a structure. This video really showed how massive and harmful they can be. Can't imagine that amount of practice it takes to operate those Backhoes being so far away with the long Boom. Glad that it helped you get rid of such a hazard fast and efficiently. On the last dam it was remarkable how much lower the waterline was. The camera angles were perfect to capture everything. Thanks Jordan.
Hi Jordan, a drone is so useful on a farm and I have to say that this is the first video I saw it used to hunt down Beaver Dams. It is amazing the energy a Beaver must use to haul all of the sticks and mud to create such a structure. This video really showed how massive and harmful they can be.
Can't imagine that amount of practice it takes to operate those Backhoes being so far away with the long Boom. Glad that it helped you get rid of such a hazard fast and efficiently. On the last dam it was remarkable how much lower the waterline was.
The camera angles were perfect to capture everything. Thanks Jordan.
We use whatever tools we have to be more efficient and productive! Thanks for watching!
The dam removals were quite satisfying to watch
It was satisfying to do too!
Well dam!
Unrelated, if you had this purchase to repeat, would you buy the terra max again❓
Definitely. Does a good job for us.
How often do you remove the dams? The beavers must bring that wood from a distance away from the creek?
Probably twice a year or whenever it becomes a problem. They will use corn stalks, weeds, small trees etc and anything they can find.