Beaver Dam Removal. ICE || COLLAPSE. 

Yeah, a wide dam and lots of mud

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So then they don't build a lodge to live in?

@@boaz2001 it all depend on the the nature of the beaver pond, if is a shallow creek or stream the dam up and it floods a large area of land then they will build a lodge if there is enough woodland to fell trees for it. But in the case of a high bank creek, the will dig into the bank of the creek below the water line and dig our a massive bank lodge.. I was plowing a field when I was a teen and was about 3 to 4 meter from the creek, and the rear tractor tire broke through the ceiling of the beavers bank lodge and I thought the tractor was going to flip when it happened. During trapping season, we would locate their entrances to their bank lodge in the high bank of the creek, and set traps. The lodges are built similar to the dams they build, sticks , grass, rocks and mud. Beavers will transport mud from their bank lodges the dig to build the dam, or will take the mud out of the bottom of the creek The following is from Beaver Solutions : Beavers build and maintain houses called lodges. There are two main types, the conical lodge and the bank lodge. The most recognized type is the conical shaped dwelling surrounded by water. It is made from sticks, mud and rocks. One of the primary reasons beavers build dams is to surround their lodge with water for protection from predators. The second type of lodge is the bank lodge. It is typically excavated into the bank of a large stream, river, or lake where the water is too deep or fast moving to build the classic conical lodge. I hope this answered your question. When I was trapping back in the late 1970 for gas money in high school, I actually trapped more beavers in the bank lodge entrances, that I did on beavers dam entrances, because bank lodges was more prevalent.

@@boaz2001 I have read there are bank beavers. They dig into the banks of a river and dig out dens in them instead of building a lodge. Maybe they are bank beavers.

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A labor intensive job always. Today just more, that mud looked saturated, three times the weight to get moving and then mixed with all those sticks, branches and trees. 🤢♥️👍

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@Kenislovas What drone exactly do u use? Its pretty great quality....

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A view is after whole video. Like as soon as it is posted

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Nope we don’t🤷‍♂️ thank you❤️

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He has✌️ oldschool russian JUMZ

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About 1.5 hour:)

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I am not sure if I can recommend. Because I already glued it once✌️

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