Badlands And Crumbling House Exploring

I do not encourage anyone to enter culverts, unclog anything, or enter flooded areas as it can easily become deadly without the proper training
I unclog drains for fun in my spare time (I have been trained in culvert inspections for years with private co.) and I am osha trained.
Exploring anything abandoned can be dangerous or deadly without experience. I don't encourage anyone to enter any abandoned structures. Not only is safety a concern, but often times its illegal, and when possible I seek out permission from the owner or local police. I simply go to document its history before it's gone forever and I leave things the way I find them. I only take pictures and only leave footprints. I assume all the risks and responsibility before doing this. Please don't attempt to do this on your own. There could be nails, asbestos, falling concrete, soft floors, animals, or other hazards. Thanks for watching.
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[@BarredCoast0]

You have provided me scenes that I would have never be able to see on my own (I'm handicapped) and because of this you've shown me things that these great United States have. Thank you so much for bringing me along. You'd make a great tour guide and cinematographer. One day you could start up your own TV show called "Out of the way places you've never been". Everything was "so cool"! 🐂

[@jf4156]

You can tell a lot about the character of a man by how he treats animals :)

[@saddletramp1860]

3:58 Golden Paper Wasp 15:15 Black-tailed Prairie Dog. 23:10 Western Harvester Ant. 31:20 Cliff Swallow Nests. 40:23 Big Horn Sheep 49:30 American Bison Cattle guards work because cattle have bad depth perception causing it to appear as a barrier. Painting white lines on a road is even practiced in some areas

[@fuckoffyou]

38:40 post 10

[@tracybowling1156]

I absolutely loved when you spent time with the Prairie Dogs!!! When that one took the bag I laughed so hard! 😂 ❤️ The one who built his home next to the culvert should be named Post 10! 👍🏻

[@bahadortanzif8932]

Hi five

[@stopthemuzik7]

The prairie dog with the treat bag is so so so cute. 😂

[@susanhays5691]

I'm loving that you are taking us along on your travels. It's the only way I can see these kinds of sights. Thank you post 10!❤️

[@memecats5698]

The picture of that farmhouse just automatically makes me think about the dust bowl and it’s tragedy. The Dust Bowl, also known as “the Dirty Thirties,” started in 1930 and lasted for about a decade, but its long-term economic impacts on the region lingered much longer. Severe drought hit the Midwest and southern Great Plains in 1930. Massive dust storms began in 1931.

[@Ganiscol]

The prairie dogs are adorable! Especially the one who grabbed the paper bag and made off with it 😅 The fenced in bison without any grass in sight and afraid of humans are a stark contrast to the park bison who feel relaxed enough to rub against a pole so close to you... And then there is this otherworldly landscape everywhere - great images!

[@chriscooper654]

Love how fractal the badlands are: the erosion features at your feet around 4:50 could easily be a relief map of what's spreading out to the horizon. What an amazing and varied land we live in; thanks for sharing your travels through it.

[@warpeace8891]

I was thinking the same thing. looks the same at any distance/scale.

[@stevemarshall3481]

To think that beautiful house at the beginning was someone's pride and joy once, I'd give anything to live there, on my own, with no one to disturb me.

[@CryogenicFire]

Thank you for the gift of taking us along on your travels. Those prairie dogs at the rest stop were possibly the cutest things ever, especially that little bag thief 😂

[@clairefunnell8481]

Fantastic adventure Postie. Such cute prairie dogs and those buffalo were incredible. Wow! Never seen so many before. That house was pretty sketchy, very unsafe. Doubt that will be up much longer. We appreciate you taking us with you. Your videos are always interesting.

[@heofthesquarebum]

That looks like the surface of the Moon! I am so jealous of your big adventure. Thanks for the post!

[@TheBntimmins]

That it does.

[@mufasah888]

That prairie dog was like a kid at Christmas. More interested in the wrapping paper than the toys. 🤣👍

[@Chris65645]

Such an awesome video Post. Thanks for taking us along.

[@jenniferbutcher8393]

There is just something about the wide open places, where the only sound is the relentless wind. Love it. Been a long time since I was at the Badlands, such an amazing place. And those Prarie dogs are cute! But also create great harm to the environment, as well as hazards to hoofed animals and humans (broken legs and ankles). Wonderful long video, loved every minute of it!!

[@eileennovak1656]

Beautiful tour. Love your narrative talk while you're exploring abandoned places. 😸 You're the best Post 10 🏆

[@bahadortanzif8932]

High-five

[@eileennovak1656]

@@bahadortanzif8932 🙋

[@donbarta46]

Thanks so much for taking me on vacation. Iam 75 and retired. Handicapped and enjoy your videos.

[@meltedplasticarmyguy]

My mother's family settled in that region back in the late 1800s coming down from Canada, in the Lead, Deadwood, and Sturgis area to work in the gold mines. My mother herself lived in a house much like what you found. She has told me that when she was a little girl that she and her siblings would walk 3 mi to her grandmother's house to take a bath because she was the only one in the family to have indoor plumbing.

[@meikgisiger1481]

great video posty! these prairie dogs are really cute! great shots of the badlands! Marvelous ! 👍🏻😍 Traveling is a great thing, isn't it?

[@kimberlyWestfall1]

I loved seeing the prairie dogs. So cute 💕

[@samscaggs2270]

Owned 2 prairie dogs 20+ years ago-Bonnie and Clyde. The squeal and accompanying "wave" is their all-clear for the burrow residents. One on top sitting is usually the guard

[@emily.g.929]

I was wondering what that like dramatic AHHHH!!! 🙌🏻 was lololol

[@-ray-h]

The whole trip was Just an Amazing video Post 10...! Soooo Flat compared to where I live... Those Prairie dogs were cool...! If it weren't for You and this video, I would of never of seen what this area looks like...! Thank You...! @ 32:00 That terrain was unreal...! Awesome Titonka too... I bet if we were able to travel in space easily, you'd be one of the 1st persons out there exploring and YouTubing it back to us...!!!

[@katherinekinnaird7522]

You have taken us all on an amazing travel vacation and we never had to pack a bag. That's hilarious the prairie dog just wants the bag and leaves the nuts laying on the ground I would never ever have gotten to experience watching this if I wasn't for you post 10 thank you

[@andeebee2530]

Well that was awesome! Thank you for showing us places and things we’d otherwise never have seen. Absolutely fantastic!

[@lillylemur167]

If old houses could tell their stories...Prairie dogs are so cute and I love how they whistle... That one sure did enjoy that bag..lol

[@jayeff3196]

Beautiful countryside 🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@Naturephile55]

Thanks for the guided tours, Post. I've been to some of the places you've featured on your tour of the western states, but I enjoy revisiting thru your eyes. You do great job videographing and your narration is interesting. I learn a lot, and I'm entertained at the same time. You are appreciated, so I hope you can continue doing what you do.

[@danrock2576]

I did want to say thank you for showing the information boards and signs. I always pause to read them, so much great info and history. I love that stuff.

[@runninonempty820]

This video reminded me of when I took my kids out to the Badlands when they were little, back in the 80"s. It was a lot of fun, exploring all the crazy different ways to go. I took my camcorder with full size VHS tapes. I remember it being very windy and the mic picked up all that wind. But it was something I'll never forget.

[@simonworthington5162]

Blowing out our brains you are in a feast of wonders of sights and those prairie dogs robbing your bag OMG as that was class indeed. Great stuff again and thanks

[@2212db]

The Badlands is a crazy, awesome looking place. I'd never seen them before, thanks for showing them to us. It would be cool to see water flowing through that landscape. Prairie dogs are pretty cute!

[@minoyd]

Love the sensation of the wind sounds in my ears, am I the only one?

[@gracetaylor8032]

Such a beautiful sunny day ❤

[@tinaboostrom7549]

Thank you for another amazing Field Trip. Wow, the Badlands. I've seen pictures in history books but with you it's like I'm their with you

[@joshb-8810]

One of the best videos you’ve posted!!! I love seeing the prairie dogs!

[@LoftechUK]

This is amazeballs. Like to see more of these

[@jimbodabimbo1483]

Thanks for taking us with you on your trip, dude. Would totes cuddle those under-ground puppers

[@kevinwilliams563]

Great video Post. There is nothing better than seeing BigHorn Sheep and Bison in their natural setting.

[@martyc2328]

Those fat little prairie dogs made me laugh so hard! Great video - thanks for sharing! 💖

[@kogerlaan]

After the Hoover Dam another interesting excursion in rural US. Thank you !

[@hottpan]

Awesome post, love SD and the badlands, gorgeous out there!

[@FionaC1]

The prairie dogs are so cute!

[@snookiwerewolf18]

I love all the places you go and show us things we would never see. You have a great love of nature I can’t wait till you send out new videos

[@donnytucker]

The prairie dogs are so awesome! He took your bag lol.

[@Bigredtower]

Love that you knew the staple would be trouble for the prairie dog, and got it out.

[@hestheMaster]

Hard to believe but this was once part of an inland sea. Later as the sea ebbed away leaving sediment after colorful sediment it was a subtropical forest and finally a savanna afterwards. Good thing you visited it now as 500,000 years from today it will have eroded away. By the way 12 years ago a child found a fossil of a saber tooth cat in the National Park!

[@mattmarzula]

The Badlands were definitely a highlight of my last vacation out west.

[@P1asmaYT-WT]

❤ Keep up the Exploring and Culvert Explorations! 😍

[@johnmillerton808]

You need to get a drone buddy!Those swallows are cliff swallows,and goats were bighorn sheep,love your enthusiasm and your content keep it up.

[@AmbiAnts589]

I just got a cuteness overload with those prairie dogs

[@StoophStoph]

Omg, those things are so cute🥺❤️. I’ve never seen or heard of prairie dogs, but they’re adorable. My favorite part is when one of them stole the paper bag and left.

[@josiequabba9544]

Ella Post. Thanx for sharing your journey. All ya need is dust when walking on the badlands cause that view reminds of crater on the moon. “ One small step for his viewers, One huge step for Post” 🌝

[@annahasty7191]

Adorable. Love, the Prarie Dogs. Great video! ❤😎

[@CC-df3xy]

Absolutely beautiful and I love that's your can feed those little guys, they are so cute! Buffaloes are so huge! Thank you for sharing!❤️🤗

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha 🌺🥰 Thank you for taking us to Big Sky Country! Loved the landscape & the prairie dogs, bison. Thank you so much! Aloha 🌺🥰

[@georgesienny7003]

Beautiful scenery best part about everything is how beautiful the roads are they would be great for motorcycle riding !! Keep up the good video’s!

[@petecollins4925]

Those metal road gratings to keep the herd animals in are known as cattle grids in the UK. Used to have a lot of them in the area I grew up in near London back when I was a kid in the 1950's and 60's. Most of the farms have now disappeared as the area has slowly succumbed to urban sprawl and old dead industrial spaces have been given over to warehousing or residential development. Some call it progress but I think it's a shame. Most of the countryside I ranged over as a youngster is gone and the local children now have very little space to roam compared to my time.

[@gregpendrey6711]

They call them cattle guards on this side of the pond.

[@TheBandit7613]

That's why the US is special. The horizon is endless. The terrain neverending. Deserts, forests, mountains, valleys. Flat plains. I live in Nevada. It's considered the most mountainous state. Over 80% of Nevada is not occupied. You should take a trip, Pete.

[@conniethingstad1070]

oh.....I love exploring abandoned houses! I wonder if the openness of middle America is shocking to those on the dense coasts! It was a surprise to me when I moved to Iowa from Indianapolis. The Badlands kind of feel like being on the moon.

[@mttrips4429]

Thanks for taking us to these places we’d love to see but probably would never go. I thought you were going to get lost in the Badlands. I was worried. Thanks Post 10.

[@maryannanderson2213]

Fantastic video. I loved seeing the prairie dogs and the bison and taking the trip through the badlands. I feel almost like I've been there. Thank you so much!

[@michaelcefaratti539]

So cool thanks for taking us along on your adventures 👍

[@daveb2366]

Hi. It's "Badlands", not "Bad Lands". Just an FYI. It's an incredible place and I am glad you featured it.

[@gatorgogo2742]

The charming, chunky prairie dogs were delightful! The Bad Lands is daunting! Loved the bison surrounded by squeaking prairie dogs! Couldn't help noticing that heavy duty fence. Thank you. I couldn't take my eyes off the screen! LOL

[@heatherlane9270]

Badlands scenery, prairie dogs, beautiful old abandoned home (well built all those many years ago), nearly getting lost and bison - wonderful video.

[@claudiavonkroge3604]

Thanks for taking us with you. Please be careful, I was all the time afraid for you. You can fall into something, the house can fall on you …

[@georgejackson7752]

Cool I love these exploring old houses you do an excellent job Post 10 great content could watch all day thank you

[@chrisbentleywalkingandrambling]

Amazing, loved the explore and the Bison.

[@bananabob2185]

I saw a documentary about The Badlands… that area was created by glaciers in the last ice age. Scientists find boulders that are NOT native to the area. How did they get there? The glaciers dragged them there! So cool.

[@marilynbillings2102]

From Odessa, Texas. Thank you for the trip. Love to do this but am home bound unable to get out. Thank you again.

[@constance9789]

Interesting too, enjoy it more when you exchange information. Thanks for the trip to North Dakota God bless

[@AnnaInSweden]

Perfect title on the video, Mad lands! So different from where you live.

[@elaineplante8116]

Thanks you again for getting me smiling. Those prairie dogs made my day.

[@CharlieB.-]

Oh my goodness! That Prarie Dog and that brown paper sack was cute!

[@peterkilvert2712]

Badlands are awesome, so dry and yet those valleys are made by water. Nice to see the wildlife too. Many thanks.

[@nozzzzy]

Im really enjoying all this outside of New England content lately.

[@will891410]

These dogs are like beavers but very gentle.

[@geralddixon3333]

Thanks for sharing your travels. My wife and I watch all your videos.

[@patriciasutton8655]

Thanks for sharing this. We walked that same area a few years ago. Badlands is one of our favorite National Parks - as well as Isle Royale.

[@jengirl2]

What a cool adventure, walking through the crevasses of Badlands. It looks like another planet! Those bighorn sheep & bison…So cool.

[@vovviel3049]

My husband and I drove through there a couple years ago. It wasn’t nearest as much fun as going through with Post 10. Especially enjoying the big Buffalo with the dainty legs. Thanks so much!!

[@ragdoll9786]

Great video. Never got bored. Always something interesting around the corner.

[@almeidaporto1]

Congratulations. Really interesting video. Thanks.

[@Michelinman420]

A childhood friend of mine had 6 prairie dogs as pets. They were a hoot, funny little things, if you got them excited they would scream YAHOO, at least that what it sounded like.

[@useitwice]

Prairie dogs are adorable! Thanks for the upload Post

[@carriemcconnell8786]

Absolutely amazing video. The landscapes and history... thank you.

[@marionmclean3749]

Another brilliant video - thanks! I've had relatives go over there and take photos but the video brings it alive. Cute prairie dogs too. We have cattle grids in some areas of Scotland where the cattle roam wild. Thanks for the journey again!

[@stevemarshall3481]

This video has got to be in the top 5 that Post 10 has uploaded, well done sir, thoroughly enjoyable video 👏

[@LilJigglypuff999]

This was an amazing adventure. Thank you for taking us with you.

[@sararoby1764]

Dirt road, post will travel! Oh how cute the little prairie dogs! Thank you for taking us along on your adventures! Keep safe!

[@donevans1884]

what a video , fantastic , thank you for taking us along .

[@cturner7050]

How cute is that? Thanks again ❤

[@stellamaggard3669]

You have seen,a lot exciting things 😍

[@pigeonpallz1733]

Those little guys are super cute ! That looked fun . Thank you for sharing your adventures .

[@kannastech6234]

Wow Nice Video post 👍👍 keep going 😊

[@desert-walker]

Wow very very cool almost looks like Tucson only we have cactus dry weather is something you just have to get used to , love the buffalo and the gophers

[@sergten]

Maybe for these prairie dogs that paper bag is like bubble wrap for us humans. Once you started going through it - you can't stop :)

[@johammond9359]

Never seen a prairie dog before. AWESOME... another FABULOUS place. 🤗🤗🤗👍👍👍 They are sooo cute. Gentle and trusting. Johammond0329

[@MeeresherzRuegen]

I love this video 💕 great place, cute animals, thank you so much.

[@PeterT1981]

Hey! You got a bit of a shout out from Martin Zero! Really cool!