Hey Folks Great To Be Back After A 12 Day Absence 😊 videos will be starting weekly again, thank you for your patience 👍 Hope Everyone is having a great week

GOOD TO HAVE YA BACK FOX 🦊🦊👍👍 always enjoy seeing you and the great work you do 😊

Great to see a new video. ❤❤

Don’t envy your heat, we’re having a fabulous early summer out west-ish

Good to see your vids again , I've had life stuff going on too, it's surprising on times how much life can throw at you , hope the better days are back again 🙂

Missed you xx😊

Definitely take it easy. We had the heat dome over British Columbia and Alberta in 2021. It lasted a month and a half. Some days as high as 42 (118) mid day and on average 35 (so multiply the Celsius by 2 and add 32 to get Fahrenheit). It was brutal.

Take care out there. Nice gentle dam to come back with🤘

I'm happy you are doing well, but sorry to hear about you car. Nice job in the heat.

It’s in the 90’s at night in Texas

Welcome back Sir Fox 🦊👍 looking forward to what’s next

GOOD 2 C U JONATHAN ❤

Great to see you back 😢sorry 😞 for the jeep ❤❤❤😊you 😲

Glad your back ❤

I knew I missed you

Job well done

I have been enjoying the heat, but then I am not dismantling beaver dams.

Hey there! It's Fran Fine! Lol! It's been close to 100 degrees here in South Ga! Way too hot! Stay cool & drink plenty of water! Much love from Henderson Ga USA

1:10 maybe someone put them rocks there 🤔

Next thing ya know beavers will be using rocks and mortar lol 😂

What State are you in? I’m in Florida near Daytona Bch where the heat is in the 80s and feels like 90s.

@robert3302

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He is in northern Illinois. It has been over 90° in Illinois and Wisconsin all week.

You need to catch a few of these beavers so we can see what kind of beavers are building these dams. Now they are moving rocks. What are these, super beavers? lol Hold up, I just saw you move what looked like a part of a tree. Yeah, just what of beavers are you dealing with?

Glad to see you back! Have you gone back to the damn where you left because of “Karen”?

So the Beavers are storing water! your temperatures are over 90 and you're breaking down the dam!

Beavers are native and vital to Illinois' river ecology and ecosystem functioning. Their dams can create wetlands and other habitats that provide homes for many species, including fish, mammals, reptiles, amphibians, waterfowl, and shorebirds. Beavers also help to 1. Reduce flooding: Beaver dams slow water flow, which can prevent soil erosion. 2. Store water: Beavers create ponds that store water during droughts and recharge groundwater. 3. Improve water quality: Beaver ponds store cool water in the summer, which can create habitats for native fish species like salmon and steelhead. 4. Combat climate change: Beavers can help to increase climate resilience and build biodiversity.

Why don’t you use your rake you should be using your rake if there’s glass that’s What a rake is for