Manual Removal Of The Great Beaver Dam And A Huge Amount Of Water - Beaver Dam Removal No.24 

RELAXING , REFRESHING , PEACEFUL , CALMING.

That was a large and well put together beaver dam. How long before they get it up again?

@@doloresrivero-fonseca6314 The contract states that if the beavers rebuild the dam in the next two weeks, then, at the same price, I have to dismantle it again. However, this hardly ever happens. And in this case it did not happen :)

Why dont you just leave the beavers alone, ill bet you're one of those democrat things...

Very pleasant and relaxing listening to the water while watching you work ty.

I'm glad that you enjoyed that:) However, I will not give up putting the time-lapse version with music anyway;)

I totally agree . Very calming.

I totally agree.

No music w/ time lapse needed. Quiet is calming when watching your wonderful videos.Thank you for this.

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Hello. Thank you for appreciating our hard work. And as you wrote, it is in fact, because after such hard work, the best reward is to return home and family and have a well-deserved rest. Thank you for your comment and best regards from Poland :)

Well said sir, and I too can attest to a good days labor on the farm, hot bath, hearty supper and sleepy like a baby.

You forgot a cold beer.

The beavers say that before when do that huge work! Dont think benefits to land...😢

It made me think of the beaver's work ethic. It must be non-stop!

I would like to know what happen to the beavers when we remove their dam ? Does someone know?

@@lhippocamperouge7845 that depends alot of environment ... a little creek like that they possible start to build again same place, or dependent of other waters around etc, they are extremelly resilient animals.

And when they rebuild the dam, they generally rebuild it a lot stronger. I've done this a time or two and it is hard ​@@lhippocamperouge7845

Don't worry, I have a few more impressive recordings up my sleeve, but all at the right time :)

Look up Post 10. This is what he does for fun ❤

So how many have you seen? And did you document the dates and times……with photos or videos.. THIS IS THE ONLY “MANUAL” Dam removal I have ever seen

Thank you for the words of appreciation, because they apply to me🙂 For a full description of the situation, please read the pinned comment. Regards🙂🦫

Haha for my lucky, they aren't😁

:) So in this place the water was clear to the very bottom.

We certainly made a surprise for them; P

Why didn't. A back joe come in and rip it apart in less time and what about all the wood? won't they just bring it all back.? What was the purpose to be fine with? I mean why was it so important to open that up. That was a lot of mud holding those branches tog ether but they'll just bring them back. That is great camp fire wood for for someones fireplace I kept watching cause I thot for s ure one of ur yanks on a branch and ud have fallen on ur butt.but u didn't itive u credit took a lot of time and strength to keep doing that till it was done that's why I thot they'd have a back joe come in and do it and u could have driven it piled all the wood up and who ever wants it could have gotten it.im from PA and that was an everyday sight in the mountains in pa.but that's the most beautiful state in the world never will b a prettier state but I'm prejudice.

@@winniekelley8276omg! Your grammar is pathetic! Are you American?! 😅 PA - Penn or Pennsylvania? correct? Thing is Canadians 🇨🇦school curriculum is in my opinion better than in the USA 🇺🇸 what do you think?!😉 GEO101 HIS101

Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱❤️🙂

That's what you have to do, the most important thing is to get the branches out of the dam, otherwise when you let them go downstream, you will get another blockage. On the other hand, with silt and leaves there is no such problem.

Yes very relaxing to watch

TBH, I think humans have done pretty well in repurposing materials for use in construction.

"We could learn..." Nah, their dams are swept away by floods while ours control and contain floods for centuries. Theirs can be totally destroyed by a single man in a couple of hours using only hands/hand tools or a couple of minutes if he has an excavator.

Hi. After working all day in such a wilderness, I just want to go home and listen to my son's antics and sounds of civilization;)

Thank you for your words of appreciation 🙂 But you are exaggerating a bit 😉 And the brother actually always has perfect timing 😁😁

Thank you;D

Yes, they know dam building :)

Yes, it's true, this job has its advantages and being in touch with nature is great🙂

And when you watch this video from the back, then you will see me building this dam all over again 😉😁

Hello:) Thank you, I'll:)

They are so brilliant at it. Thank you for your comment :) Regards.

Hello Nancy. Iam very pleased to hear these words. I'm really glad you enjoyed this episode so much. Regards❤️❤️

Haha, in this case, you have to buy a beaver or two;) Thank you for your comment:)

You need a French drain I had this problem takes work but not dreadfully expensive.

@@katarinad1309 Thank you. That's an excellent suggestion. Besides, I wouldn't know what to feed Beavers..haha..

I think guy #1 did an excellent job!!

Guy #1 it's me;)

Hello. In fact, this work is very exhausting, so you have to be cautious about it and be well prepared for it :)

Thank you for appreciation :) And in the future I invite you to new episodes.

Yes, they are good at it🦫🙂

@@msTECH86 Yes, have to give them credit for working with nature in the sense they are FINE BUILDERS, WE could learn alot from them.

Thank you for your comment. Greetings from Poland :)

Man a beaver knows what he's doing when he builds a dam!!!

I wouldn't be surprised if the beaver came back and saw his dam destroyed, then goes and gets ahold of his buddies and rebuilds the dam!!??

Hello and thank you 🙂🙂

I should make tutorial on it;)

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Thank you. I just don't cut corners and do my job conscientiously :)

Hello. I will try to be safe 🙂❤️

There is nothing to be afraid of, it's just water;) And you just have to do your duties properly.

I'm glad you like it 🙂❤️

That's true. Greetings from Poland 🇵🇱🙂

They actually slow water runoff and help restore the water table. Sad to see them destroyed.

Hello and thank you:)

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You welcome:)

Thank you for your greetings, I will pass on your warm words to him 💛💚💙 I'm glad you like my episodes, so see you again soon 🙂💝

Thank you for your comment and I invite you to the next episodes :)

Thank you:)

I try my best:)

Thank you:)

Thank you:)

Danke;D

Hello. Thank you and greetings from Poland:)

Thank you:)

You already know I thought it could be an episode of asmr :)

Thank you 🙂

Someone above probably did not turn off the water in the tap;)

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I am glad that you appreciate our work :) We do our best.

Thank youand greetings from Poland:)

It is not an easy job, but to be honest, I am very satisfied with this job. This is my third season doing this job this year, so if I'm still doing it, it must mean something. In addition, the experience gained also makes it easier for me to perform these orders. Greetings from Poland 👋👋

I was a bit cold that day, because I was prepared for the work of the excavator, which unfortunately broke down on that day.

Now ponder the billion+ living things on earth e.g., plants, insects, animals, etc-perfectly formed to instinctively do that which is specific to them-by chance? It's been proven the laws the "govern" all things e.g., physics, science, nature, etc *cannot* write themselves; and since that is true how can these "governing laws" exist without a "law giver?" No I don't wonder-Gods word and evolutionists like Aldous Huxley remove any doubt. Huxley's book: Confessions of a Professed Atheist: "For myself, as no doubt for most of my contemporaries, the philosophy of meaninglessness was essentially an *instrument of liberation.* *"The liberation we desired* was simultaneously a liberation from a certain political and economic system and a *liberation from a certain system of morality.* We objected to the morality because *it interfered with our sexual freedom.”* No doubts here.

I recommend myself for the future and I invite you to watch other episodes - I've collected quite a few of them over the last two years ;)

Haha it wasn't like that. I should add some descriptions to the video so that viewers would be informed about certain facts. On that day, we were working with an excavator, unfortunately the excavator arm broke down. That's why I was left to remove this dam by hand, and my brother went to pack the excavator on a tow truck and came close to me, that's why he joined so late.

Either way it was a good job. I am 76 years old and home by myself and this is heaven to me watching you and the sound of nature, I don’t watch TV. From Texas USA. Blessings.

Oh? The river neatly deposits it on the banks..😐... no such thing as an ecosystem u kno

Hi Bonnie. Good to hear that 💛💚💙 Greetings from Poland:)

Thank you Brian. For more just please check my another episodes. Greetings, Maciej 🙂

This assistant is my brother. And that water can be dangerous, I know very well. Therefore, whenever I have the opportunity, I go to work in the company of another person. Recently, it's often my wife. If only we have the opportunity to leave our son with my mother or with my mother-in-law.

Thank you for your concern for me, but I try to stay safe🙂 Thank you for your appreciation as well. Regards ❤️❤️

Thank you:)

I'm glad you liked the episode :) Greetings from Poland :)