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Encounter and Assess Beaver-Felled Tree

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What happens here

The video starts with the presenter riding a Polaris ATV through a wooded trail, encountering a large birch tree (possibly an Aspen, given its white bark) that has been felled by beavers, blocking the path. He stops his ATV and prepares to use a RedMax chainsaw to clear the obstruction. He points out the beaver's work, noting how the low cut indicates a young beaver, as older beavers would cut higher on the trunk.

Goal: Identify a fallen tree obstructing a path and assess the beaver's work.

Tools and materials

  • Fallen Birch Tree N/A — The object to be cleared from the path
  • Polaris ATV Polaris — Transportation to the work site
  • RedMax Chainsaw RedMax — To cut the fallen tree

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and the Beavers have cut down a tree across our road okay wait a minute Frankie what's wrong with the chainsaw something's gotta be wrong [Applause] [Music] we made it literally okay so we're out there's our deer huntin stand and this is about as raw as we get and the beavers have cut down a tree across our road so it was a young beaver on top of it so let's take a look at what the beaver did you can see right there dropped it right across the trail [Applause] so how do you think we can tell it was a young beaver it's not science here I'll explain it see how how short it is older beaver is taller he would cut the tree he would a nod the tree up there more [Applause] [Music]

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