Mountain Men: Tom Puts an END to Beaver Menace (Season 11)

Tom helps a local homesteader whose pond is overrun by beavers, in this clip from Season 11, "The Summit."

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Winter is loosening its grip on the mountains of North America. But that doesn’t mean life here is getting any easier. As the thaw begins and rivers start to swell with raging runoff, new opportunities open up for the mountain men to stockpile supplies, grow their own food and fortify their homesteads. But this spring… They’re digging deep like never before. The mountain men and their families are masters of independence and living off the land. But even they are preparing for a changing world- one where the ultimate test may be who can brace for the worst in America’s wilderness.

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[st.bernard]

I Love this Man's "have to get it done" Attitude. If this Man ever leaves this World, he will be surely missed! We love u Tom! ❤️ God Bless 🙏🏼.

[MeatMachine]

This guy seems like the most genuine person possible

[schuhsterpilz]

Tom ist rin echte Mountain Mann.❤️❤️❤️

[VegemiteKid]

Everyone wishes Tom was their granddad! All the best Tom!

[loriacraig]

Love watching how u live . So cold . G9d Bless you all.

[alainamiot]

Bonjour a toi je suis les vidéos super images merci de nous faire découvrir de jolis paysages merci encore à bientôt

[NB..]

Tom you are my HERO. I wish to be like you when I grow

[guerineaumichel]

Un petit bonjour de saint malo France

[glenduplisea]

I think it’s funny how Tom is in his 70s with heart issues and is still more physical active than most young people today.

[tallybeaverman]

I trap problem Beaver here in north Florida. I get a fee per beaver and get to keep the animal as well. Which is like getting paid to catch my food.
No one around here can ever clean out the colony, but the client wants them ALL gone. I can usually get them all in 7 to 10 days. But you have to be good with snares, footholds and body grips to do that. Beaver are smart and become trap shy to a trap set quickly. So you got to know when to change your strategy quickly so you don't lose momentum.

[mamadoumbaye]

Sacré tomm le trapeur du vallée de yak

[butterbiscuits]

I would love to meet this legend of a man

[nicklindberg]

I think I've seen a movie called Beaver Menace! Little different from this one, though

[fumanpoo]

Yes, beaver can be savage. Brings a man to his knees and makes him beg for buttermilk.

[MattMartin-qlen]

Just two? That's not much help....

[guerineaumichel]

Salut Tom chasseurs de caribous et bon piégeurs de castors vous avez pas encore pris votre retraite difficile de quitter la cabane dans le grand nord de l'Alaska @+ tom👍🤪

[MP-efmc]

A man may as well do what he loves and risk dying of a heart attack than just sit around and try to take it easy trying to stay healthy.

[rachelrojas]

Imagine taking your foot on the pedal your whole life and mfs expect you to slow down nah all gas no breaks

[simonsonjh]

I know of beavers who always want to get rid of those invasive humans.

[georgedeedsnotwords]

Hay Tom, what are the top three hardest to trap critters in North America ? Took you the longest to finally get .