BEST BEAVER DAM REMOVAL EVER! 

So good! Great camera positions!

Wow, that really was epic! No matter how many of these I've watched it's always amazing to see the power of millions of gallons of water when the dam is breached. Also enjoyed seeing the field draining through that small channel. Another excellent video, thank you Mantas.

From about 11:50 there seemed to be a lot of fencing in the water. You might want to check for damage upstream.

@@billmorrison8292 You can see the remains of a footbridge a little ways upstream from where the dam was. It had already completely collapsed.

@@billmorrison8292I think you might be able to see where it came from in the “before” drone footage, it’s just upstream from the beaver dam location.

Thank You! It’s really my best collapse✌️🙂

Even on ones that are less big his videos are always great!

You have to make a small hole and then just watch it gush out then collapse

Remarkable animals, but they can be a dam nuisance!😋

Tasty too!

@@CB-xr1eg 😁😂😂😅😂

"damage" ..

Errrr..... Their tails also taste great when pan-fried with a few herbs and finely sliced shallots.....

I haven't read the comments, but why would there be negative comments on this video? I didn't understand.

I've read a lot of the comments, none of them negative so idk what you're talking about

U need to have negativity to have positivity they come hand in hand u cant just ignore shit u dont wanna hear...... like all the shit alex jones was right about...

I'm guessing some people would say you're destroying beavers' homes.@@stang10189 They build dams to create ponds and then build their nests in the middle of the ponds (you'll see a big mound in the middle of the pond and they live in that) and the water around their home protects them from predators like coyotes. And over 10,000 years, entire ecosystems of creatures have come to expect and use these small ponds beavers make. So removing a beaver dam is destroying a beaver family's home and an entire ecosystem nature expects around it. They don't build dams just to annoy humans. Now if there's plenty of habitat for beavers and they are ruining our churches, schools, and post offices with too much beaver-wokeness, then who cares if we kill them off. But I'm guessing they are facing ever-shrinking habitat because of humans and humans need nature to survive and we already almost made them extinct a couple hundred years ago... so somebody might come on here and remind us of ^^^^ and how our track record with beavers has already been sh*t and say hey, don't remove beaver dams unless you have a really good reason - they are nature and beavers don't have a beef with you, so don't be a dick to them just because 1 acre out of your 200 acre farm has a pond on it - It's probably good for your farm anyway. Source - environmental, history, science, geography degrees and just facts and science in general. And also wanting a nice planet to live on for as long as we can. with Peace and love and don't at me. Just answering your question. And as proof, I actually really enjoyed watching that thing fail. Satisfying for sure to watch the physics at work. My favorite dam removals use explosives. :)

One word. Dynamite

Thanks! ;)

The judge from beaverland gave this effort a 2.0, but politically we were expecting that.

just imagine riding the water in a kayak as it breaks

When I saw the bubbles the whole length of the dam, I had a feeling it was gonna be a good one 🌞

~8:45 ish onwards for those wanting a timestamp

There are a benefit in ecology, but definitely considered pests by humans if they are interfering with food production. This situation is very different from a wild area or park, and huge drainage infrastructure indicates they don't suffer from water deficits.

Benefit possibly if they are building in the wild, but in this instance they have dammed a small creek on someone's property and flooded their fields.

​@@asteria4279 It would make for good rice fields!

@@asteria4279Exactly, you wrote it very well. It is a field here, so we have to consider them pests. The human perspective must be given priority in this case. Here is no place for beavers. I admire the work of this young man very much!

They're a benefit for natural streams because they make ponds that support diverse ecosystems that feed the surrounding area. But given the placement next to the farm fields this is clearly a drainage canal, not a natural stream. So the water it's backing up is not creating a diverse ecosystem, it's just causing problems.

Beaver into his iPhone: "Hello, Rodent Mafia? Yes, i need to contract a hit job... name is spelled K, E, N, I..."

Thank You! :)

Nobody else building the dams :)

yep a gun

Farmers destroy more wetlands than anyone. All for cattle fodder. Farm better.

​@@peterchapman3740wow tough guy 😂

Looks like rice growing country.

Or maybe Holland?@@ielbow208

You are welcome buddy!

No nails were hit on the head in this video, and thank goodness for that, leave the poor nails alone.👍

See the bubbles all the way across? That was a first, and an amazing roll over. 🌞

yeah :)

That's called a flood

А внизу по течению эта вода снесла дом фермера !

Not so epic for the Beaver that spent alot of time building that large Dam 😒 That was a dam good Dam aswell, gotta give the Beaver some credit for that very strong structure 🦫

Thanks!

Thank you!

Well, the beavers didn't get planning permission, so it had to come down.

You are welcome buddy! ;)

I will of course :)

But it was destroying part of his field and that was eating into the income of the farm.

Shut up spy beaver

You must be part of a beaver lobby group.

@@robertlivingston1634 I fully understand that it was damaging farm property but in any other case, these dams help increase groundwater meaning we have more water to use. Without the dams slowing water down, we lose water to evaporation.

@@davidbrent9660 nope just an environmental engineer. My priority is to help protect human health first, then the environment

We don’t have wildfires. Our weather is perfect.

Could have installed some kind of drain conduit to keep it at a better level , it would keep your field irrigation naturally

Ideal rice growing country

Fuck the wetlands! Agriculture sustains human-kind!

​@@Kenislovaswell lets see that

Cringe beavers

Everyone knows that beavers are actually Russian invaders and have no place in a civilized world.

Oh look a dumb democrat who doesn't understand that our population wouldn't be possible without farming

Good point bro

That may be so but I rather have this farmer crops grow that I can eat than have bugs eat beaver poo!😂

YEASSS! :) It's really good one ;)

Thanks!

You are welcome!

Gooo Dawgs! 🌞