Completely Removing Beaver Dam To Drain Flooded Street

[@bengaliinplatforms1268]

In the logging road drainage system, beaver dam clogs are considered especially heinous. The rake detective who investigates these vicious clogs is the sole member of an elite squad known as the Post 10 Unit. These are his stories.

[@jonsniffssnow8667]

😂

[@TheMajorStranger]

DUN DUN

[@eileennovak1656]

@@TheMajorStranger Was just hearing it 👂

[@cicikids3035]

Hilarious

[@hvcomputech]

LAW & ORDER: Culvert Dam

[@cookiqman]

seriously, beavers are *dam* impressive. the fact theyre able to build dams that withstand so much pressure and take that much work to take down is really, really impressive

[@ElonMasks]

We got the ideas of building water dam from them

[@bricksnapper7436]

Nice pun

[@mag0192]

Dam impressive

[@malicmarrow4726]

Dam building in beavers is so ingrained that if you play water flowing really loud, they will start to build a dam

[@reeeeeeeroblox2222]

@@bricksnapper7436 was about to say nice pun too lol

[@tomthumb8346]

That wasn't the sound of a beaver smacking his tail on the water. It was the unmistakable sound of a beaver cranking a round into the chamber of his 12 gauge.

[@brainy_tx]

Oh no lol

[@remotecontrol1082]

🤣

[@sustomusickillsyoutube]

😂

[@SuperNovaHeights_]

Beavers don’t have guns. That’s absurd

[@cctproductions6976]

@@SuperNovaHeights_ who would have lnown

[@livelaughlove0209]

I’ve been on a rabbit hole of this guys work. He’s really amazing and you can see his love for the craft. I hope he keeps it up!

[@justinthematrix]

Yeah me too man

[@Saintdr]

me currently. Just got recommend a video and can't stop watching now.

[@ecow1994]

Me too, I can not stop watching...

[@svetlananusipovna4812]

... 🌔🏘️🌙🏡🌲🌳🌲🦕🐺🐍🐻🌊🌬️🌊😳📺🥱 ...

[@svetlananusipovna4812]

... 🌔🏘️🌙🏡🛌🪑🛌🧸🌲🌳🌲👻👻👻😳 ...

[@MattyEngland]

Being from somewhere that is 'beaver free', the strength of the dam is insane. Never realised beavers were so hardcore.

[@LindaTCornwall]

Except in Cornwall were we use them to our advantage to reduce or stop flooding!

[@paddington1670]

Beavers are a keystone species, other animals and entire ecosystems hinge on beaver activity.

[@79tazman]

I live in Canada and I use dynamite to blow up the dams the only other way is big equipment and there is no way I can get it in there unless I cut trees down and build a road and I am not doing that for some Beaver dam so dynamite is the next best thing it works great and blows the dam to pieces

[@konkeydong9048]

Beavers are dumb animals who only know how to build there homes in stupid places

[@MoridaFanadier]

@@konkeydong9048 as in disadvantage for human habitat? Fam, we're all only trying to survive. We build shit, they build shit, everyone building shit.

[@SuperZytoon]

Post, I understand your dedication to clearing out the debris buildup and I do enjoy watching, but, please maintain your safety at all times. I cannot imagine any sadder an ending than one without you.

[@southerngypsy1894]

He's talked about how he maintains safety in past videos. He's all good. 💃🏼

[@JustYourAverageCommenter]

@@southerngypsy1894 it depends on the time of year, the water pressure, the blockage and everything else. The elements really play in these matters. It’s quite careless of him to not dry his boots and I think he doesn’t have any safety concern. I pray that when/if this ends badly he’ll solve it and come out a wiser man.

[@matthewmintel75]

Beaver: *sees water flow* *Also beaver:* DAM IT

[@britishneko3906]

XD

[@jakej.2893]

Correction: beavers dam to stop the sound of water

[@matthewmintel75]

@@jakej.2893 oh I never knew that thanks dude

[@bobthreetimes2286]

@@matthewmintel75 yea, even if you place a speaker that plays water sounds near beavers they will dam the speaker

[@sakuraiakari]

@@bobthreetimes2286 😂

[@lonestaraquamom5379]

We need more live beaver cam footage. That was adorable and crazy how fast they put those up!

[@brennatracy501]

LITERALLY my bf and I are watching on the TV and I came to my phone to check comments for more beaver cam! Hahaha. We both said "awe" when the disclaimer about the beaver not being big enough to set the camera off came on.

[@therabidscorpion]

Rake: Strike me down and I shall become more powerful than you could ever imagine.

[@lordjaashin]

hail hydrake

[@jaymahoney7227]

This is my rake. There are many like it, but this one is mine.

[@ozzmosis210]

Beaver: You're going to need a bigger rake.

[@hamisharnold8745]

Obi Wan Rake-obi

[@stbu9709]

The Rake is strong with this one!

[@mohanc2010]

I honestly started to think about what’s going on with post10 when there’s no update for a week and hoping you are okay (with all the high risk tasks that you’ve been doing lately), anyway, good to see your update and stay safe!

[@daviddoyonjr5774]

He died

[@asherworld7566]

They found him floting up the river bed

[@Vale-nh6ey]

Is this considered high risk?

[@gyver8448]

@@Vale-nh6ey The flow of the water is pretty powerful. He mentioned having to be careful about not getting swept away a few times.

[@HThackrah]

You had me at, Previously… The rake has been fixed!! 🔥❤️

[@nunayoorbidnez2119]

It's surprisingly zen and relaxing watching you fix these messes.

[@notadumbblond3]

Always love the collective "we" used. "We're going to spend the night here..."

[@marandamurphy]

Yes?!

[@Cydonius1]

We, the viewers, are all there in spirit, cheering Post10 on

[@eileennovak1656]

ikr⁉ It's not as if he's putting on a show, instead he make it feel as if we're tagging along with a friend. He is positively genius in he genuineness. The real deal.

[@eileennovak1656]

@@sickstuff7624 Oh, you darling~ That's so freakin' endearing. Big hug! 💟

[@jimrossi7708]

@@sickstuff7624 , to see the great Maine outdoors would be worth a nice long drive ! To see a 1,500# bull moose in person would make your day !

[@ghostgarcello723]

Beaver: *sees flowing water* Beaver: “And I took that personally”

[@hazza788]

stolen

[@durgamy9457]

they make damns for plenty of uses. its actually their main survival trait.

[@sw6088]

Nothing worse than a flowing beaver.

[@MoreEvilThanYahweh]

More like hears. They've been fooled in the past, triggering their building behaviour with speakers playing running water.

[@kizna9532]

420 likes, funny number because drugs

[@1weck1]

It’s crazy that the beavers are able to move rocks and branches to their ideal properties to create a organized structure

[@kingxiong3175]

Like you never knew that?

[@wockytocky8837]

King Xiong black

[@bellebonebag8096]

King Xiong black

[@kingxiong3175]

How am I black?

[@bellebonebag8096]

@@kingxiong3175 You're not, I'm just a youtube bot that spams random words

[@jesselindsey9760]

I really do love these videos. They're informative, meticulous, and are narrated by someone who is educated and knows what he is talking about. Watching the water level balance out is satisfying, and I can see why you enjoy doing it as a hobby.

[@jermman10]

It’s amazing seeing someone doing this work without their ass crack hanging out. Kudos to you!

[@ThePrairieDogChannel]

At this point I figured some have low cracks, and some have Joe plumber cracks.

[@Lycansrule]

Ewwwwww 🤣🤣🤣 just stop saying Cracks . Its so disgousting

[@sasukedemon888888888]

@@Lycansrule cracks

[@alexbhanks]

@@Lycansrule cracks

[@mikehydroseed1282]

Thanks, now all I can do is keep looking to see if his crack creeps up, it’s impossible not to think it.

[@garylouden81]

As a person who suffers from depression and anxiety I find your videos very relaxing. Thank you.

[@post.10]

Thank you

[@midget41023]

Same here they put my mind at ease for a bit

[@lepermessiah2011]

Stay strong, Gary!

[@remotecontrol1082]

Hey, sick stuff, good for you! Keep up the post 10 addiction coz it's all good! Xx

[@SciencewithHK]

@@sickstuff7624 You must be proud of yourself! You've got a lot of us cheering you on

[@rogerlonghorn2425]

It rained really hard here today and started flooding the streets. I seriously got out and made sure the drains were cleared, they were. I guess I never realized how much these videos opened my eyes to drains.

[@thepinkyprincesspoetc.a.5767]

I am on crutches hon but I’m gonna get up today and try and work and get my 83 year old dad’s yard planted with beautiful spring flowers thanks 🙏 to watching your videos and having you motivate me I am out here in Utah I have never been back east but it looks beautiful thanks for all the hard work you do all the time

[@stormthrush37]

Poor beaver comes back and he's like, "Hey!!! What the hell happened to my damn dam?!?!"

[@amazin1827]

Well,.. I'll be dammed!

[@JustAPerson64]

@@amazin1827 good one 😂

[@rique2132]

🤣🤣🤌

[@patricksinnermachinations3591]

What in damnation!?

[@loudpackornopackbussdownsz8456]

Sometimes I feel like I’m the beaver

[@2centschange]

I learned recently that beavers, upon hearing moving water, cannot help themselves but to repair the dam/create a dam. To the point that a scientist put a radio out playing rushing water and the beavers built a dam over the radio.

[@Reviloj]

Wow. That is interesting as can be. Thanks for this tidbit.

[@MiiNiPaa]

Now I want to put dozens of radios playing sounds of rushing water everywhere: underwater, on the water, dangling from a tree above water, on the ground... And change their position every week. Maybe I will be able to trick beavers into completely filling a lake. Or building me a sick fort.

[@DylanBegazo]

Put radios around a basement when construction workers build a house. Free labor. Lol

[@Louis_2568]

@@DylanBegazo I don’t think the beavers will be as accurate as you are hoping

[@DylanBegazo]

@@Louis_2568 I know. It’s a joke.

[@clobsentinel]

"Daddy look the Human with the Rake is here again." "Well Son better get a good days rest. We have a lot of work when it gets dark."

[@aaronbaldwin2678]

🤣🤣, Beaver 1: "The god *dam* guy with the rake is back" "This is the second time this week!"

[@modularmuse]

In Maine, roads like this one might be the only access to homes, so if this road washes out it's a huge problem for them. Clearing the culvert is clearing a potential hazard to many lives.

[@raventhomas9232]

Absolutely love how your more into talking to the camera and being more intimate with us while your working .

[@kyliemunday]

I was thinking the same thing. Really enjoyed this video, it’s been my favourite to date.

[@TheInsultInvestor]

YOU'RE

[@raventhomas9232]

@@TheInsultInvestor I know , lol

[@TheInsultInvestor]

@@raventhomas9232 Then at least put the E if you're too lazy to type the " ' ".

[@letsgoblue9596]

Rake: dies Post: “nothing a little fire can’t fix”

[@choongkeat]

Supports right to repair?

[@hoffjdod3276]

I’ve always wondered why beavers see running water and just think to themselves “absolutely fucking not”

[@Toko6877]

Best comment

[@Bigredkarl]

They are trying to flood areas because they are built to move around in shallow water Fairly easily and their predators are not

[@one.2622]

Cringey

[@pupip55]

I read somewhere the sound of running water stresses them out, if thats true then yes

[@Toko6877]

@@pupip55 they got bigger problems then running water, like @karl said they create their own area where they can navigate to escape incoming predators or threats

[@billmcmanaman4273]

The beaver’s most distinctive feature is their large flat tail, which serves as a rudder when swimming, a prop when sitting or standing upright, and a storehouse of fat for the winter. Beavers will also slap their tail on the surface of the water as a danger warning to other beavers or sometimes in play. They do not use it to carry mud.

[@heddwyncloakoftimekeep7744]

Thet is very interesting bill

[@SneakyShark]

The pure love between a man and his trusty rake is a beautiful thing.

[@masterspud777]

Damn this dude drove 400+ miles to camp outside and remove a beaver dam that's causing water to flow over a dirt road out in the middle of goddamn nowhere... that's some fucking conviction

[@Maxim.Teleguz]

Single men and their ideas.

[@grafando]

@@Maxim.Teleguz I think you mean a hero.

[@yeeluvspizza]

Conviction? That's some kind of Marvel universe super hero power.

[@gowdsake7103]

I am going more for obsessive compulsive

[@bar_king_peezy9133]

Yes, he needs to find him a women. Ain't no way I'm driving 400+ miles to tear down a dam. I would rather be inside some guts. Someone needs to be minding their "Dam" business

[@JacobChaney127]

you should use the PVC trick. 12" PVC run through their dam out into the middle of the new pond. The beavers will rebuild over the PVC and won't be able to feel where the water is escaping. They naturally can tell the source of a current. Once they realize their dam isn't retaining water and they can't fix it, they'll move on.

[@blubblub346]

smart

[@jessedewell]

Just need to be a little bit smarter than the average beaver...

[@dcul8812]

Yes they will. They’ll hear it. Not to mention the PVC pipe will clog.

[@JacobChaney127]

@@dcul8812 it will clog long after the beavers move on

[@dcul8812]

@@JacobChaney127 no need to argue. Your idea wouldn’t work. Plain and simple.

[@tjkamm5698]

Terrie from West Texas - still following. I love these culverts- the wilderness, beauty of the land. Thank you for your channel…. Mesmerizing.

[@crazyheadgideon]

It’s unbelievable how fast those beavers rebuild a dam again. After only three hours. Denggggg, that’s almost even faster than you can take it down. This way you’re working against the clock 24/7 (like we say in The Netherlands). Was kinda nice to see them working during daytime though.

[@meredithsnijders]

heyy im dutch too nice to meet a fellow dutchy

[@crazyheadgideon]

@@meredithsnijders Hey, dat is grappig. Funny in a way that I don’t know if I should talk English or Dutch now?!😎👊🏻

[@memmievantwa]

hier nog een Nederlandse die Post 10 volgt

[@alanlegg9972]

But they got nothing else to do.

[@turtlehobby]

Hier nog een. 🇳🇱

[@CandaceHartDC]

I'm always so impressed by how well-built beaver dams are. As a mainer who frequents these logging roads to go hiking, I commend you! I tried to post-10 a beaver dam a few weeks ago in my town and I mostly just got wet

[@sw6088]

Nothing worse than a wet beaver.

[@PurpleLightning6was9]

@@sw6088 Nah, the wetter the beaver, the better the beaver.

[@2kmichaeljordan438]

Y’all need the North Korean treatment

[@paisenpaisen]

@@2kmichaeljordan438 what

[@user-pr5hh1rh4y]

@@2kmichaeljordan438 death??????? Por que¿¿¿

[@gphillimo]

Man i didn't know Beavers were that quick at building dams. That's crazy

[@EulaliaDaisy]

damn

[@Dloweification]

He prob had guests coming over to stay in the guesthouse that got ripped down.

[@asmrrindanmore4776]

You'd build quick as well if you knew man would destroy your home no sooner then you just got things working in your community

[@theunholy1812]

@@asmrrindanmore4776 nah i would kill man first then build.

[@rick3747]

God did create "Nature's furry little engineer."

[@BenhamBaseballCards]

I am so tempted to change my KZbin name to Post 20, and then drive around unclogging neglected areas. This content is so much more pure, wholesome, and satisfying than 99% of what is on KZbin today.

[@theworldsthreat]

Post -10 but you go around clogging un-neglected areas.

[@Quazex]

post -20 where you go around removing drains from frequently looked after areas

[@nathanoher4865]

Post 100 where you just insert wooden posts in the ground with signs saying for post 10 to come and help. Post 100

[@user-vm3hz9vf8e]

You and the beavers have a lovely relationship lol. They annoy you by daming up culverts and such, You annoy them by clearing the culverts out. The circle of life where no ones work is ever complete haha!

[@ElonMasks]

Lol

[@jacqueline3782]

It's called job security, lol

[@chrisblanchard6413]

@@jacqueline3782 hahahah!

[@Red_wine]

Post 10, the quality of your vids has improved so much, and I'm absolutely loving it.

[@brittanyrainbow1976]

I once again love the angle from outside the pipe! It's so cool seeing the time lapse of the current increasing as the branches are removed and the water level rising! Love it!!

[@Glum1964]

That reflection of you, in the water going over the dam, was incredible footage!

[@connorwigart4066]

“Oh no! I just flooded my boots” The way he said this was just perfect!

[@livewiki341]

This man actually drove over 400 miles to break his back in 90 degree plus heat to fix a road he will probably never see again. What a legend

[@him4170]

😂🤣 nah he tweakin

[@bhz8947]

It’s called OCD.

[@a1vending913]

It's really 800 miles cause he's got to drive back🤣🤣

[@janelantestaverde2018]

While his videos are nice, this is just ridiculous. A legend, maybe. But not all legends are always praise for their protagonists, you know...

[@livelaughlove0209]

@@janelantestaverde2018 no it’s not. Y’all are reading to much into it. He’s just having fun. Maybe because it’s manual labor y’all consider it weird but if he’s having fun and enjoys it WHATS so wrong with that? Plus we all love to watch it. And we learn new things about those *damn beavers*

[@Dark_River_Kennels]

Man you are one of the most wholesome channels on this website/app, and thank you for putting wear and tear on your daily driver to provide good content for us

[@grumpyg9350]

Watched this 4 months ago, and back today. It's still on of the best KZbin channels to revisit.

[@DjinnsĘnigma]

"I'm gonna find an 8 ft stick and put a trail camera on it" Bever: "sweet, a high tech stick."

[@uteriel282]

@SMA Productions and the beavers are destroying the ecosystem that was already there by killing hundrets of trees either by felling or drowning.

[@farLander1]

@SMA Productions But they're also invading something they shouldn't and are creating a hazard.

[@uteriel282]

@@Butcherza01 nature also created predators like humans to keep things like beavers in check.

[@leomills763]

Can people just accept a joke?

[@orbs-]

@@leomills763 fr

[@jessicadavis7746]

That footage you captured of the beaver working was amazing!!!!!!You're gonna need some merch with "THE RAKE LIVES ON"

[@Mark-pm8nw]

Just scrolled through the comments, I find it wholesome he likes so many of his viewers comments. You're a good man post 10. Keep up the good work and stay safe!

[@remotecontrol1082]

The videos are great and then the comments are a whole other part to enjoy👍

[@vice.nor.virtue]

Wow, I know that beavers are known as "Nature's Engineers" but holy moly, do they know how to build a dam! That looked like _a lot_ of work - like way more work than the standard culvert blockages you normally take care over. They used the sticks and rocks like a reabar mesh and then the mud is the cement. Really impressive.

[@chrisjlee2013]

I don’t know why but I read that as “Naruto’s engineers”

[@vice.nor.virtue]

@@chrisjlee2013 Rasengan is created with 1 Naruto and 2 beavers.

[@JustYourAverageCommenter]

I’m in awe of these beavers 😂. I know they’re just doing what they need to but I’m just blown away. A WEEK and that much damage. 😅 what amazing creatures.

[@I_Am_Lt_Surge]

"Hey Chet, why's the creeks water level higher today?" "Dunno, Bob. Probably raining upstream." Upstream:

[@Mattjammar]

"Hey Larry, why's the ponds level dropped so drastically recently?" "Dunno Chuck, probably climate change". Downstream:

[@medix1203]

He makes these beavers seem like a unseen malevolent Force that's about to attack.

[@aaronbaldwin2678]

Beavers are pretty *dam* scary 😨

[@medix1203]

@@aaronbaldwin2678 especially when they are attached to a feminist.

[@Anubis30224]

If they wanted, even the babies can bite through your Achilles tendon. Caution is smart.

[@strickshot]

@Its me or whatever how does that even make sense whatsoever

[@strickshot]

Sounds about right

[@TheCrystalGlow]

You are very dedicated to travel 6 hours to a single site just to unclog it. I take from this that you must very much enjoy doing this. :)

[@post.10]

Yes I love doing this and all the ones in my area I have already maintained that I can find

[@brucerowe2895]

@@post.10 Looks like a Hurricane, I think Henri is heading your way, probably just go out to the Ocean. I beleive the maps from the weather service show more rain than happens. keep dry and keep an eye on Henri.

[@jimbeck6093]

How do you find these places?

[@billrobbins5874]

That dam was HUGE! The beaver footage was awesome. It's amazing such small creatures can build an almost impenetrable structure. Was hoping you weren't going to take a ride through the culvert pulling that one log out. Great video Post. Thank you so much. That looked like a great place to take a dip. 🪵🦫🪵🦫🪵🦫🪵🦫🪵🏊. You're going to go to sleep smiling. 🦫 going to be up all night ++(&_#&-+;_&+!:Post! 🪵🪵🪵🪵🪵🦫

[@joycemcbride2458]

Those beavers are amazing. The engineering they do making it almost impossible to dismantle it. It’s so well done and from what you say they do it quickly.

[@MatindianGirl06]

Hey Post 10. I knew beavers were diligent little workers, but they are relentless when it comes to putting up a dam. Anyway, take care and be safe out there.

[@MabuyoshiSenjutsu]

Bro, I do believe you are one of those UNSUNG heroes of the modern times. What you do is praise worthy, and you do the dirty work that nobody wants to do!! MAD Respect!

[@Moneyc7king]

Bro i could not agree more, these are the type of people that keep the country afloat, i swear man

[@augere9620]

I noticed how uncomfortable your shirt looks while doing the amazing work you do. You should look into fishing shirts for doing this type of activity. They are super breathable and dry fast so you don't feel muggy afterwards.

[@steve-hp3uq]

i suggest crop tops. id like to see some of that hard earned body

[@alanaviation4727]

Why is your content actually so interesting, any way's yet again! GREAT VIDEO!

[@hitendrakonidala2894]

Everyone gangsta until beaver sets up a camera to check who’s breaking his dam😂😂😂😂😂

[@solemnander]

I just had the image of a fedora wearing beaver with his hands clasped under his chin just staring intently at a computer screen

[@crimson9748]

@@solemnander 😂😂😂

[@user-304jgojnegilrnw]

everyone gangsta until they see a beaver buying a camera at a mall

[@imhuemankeepURcolorsforcrayons]

@@solemnander oh my I don’t know why Angry Beavers cartoon from the 90/00 popped in my head!!! That was my show as a kid! 🤣🤣 good laugh!

[@corneliusjones7349]

That's pretty damn funny

[@janematthews9087]

For Beaver dam Busting I really recommend getting an iron rod with a spike at one end and a flat blade at the other. It's like a crowbar but longer. You use it stab into the dam and break the packed mud for. easier removal.

[@SuperNovaHeights_]

A pick?

[@leehuntley189]

Like a 15 pound pry bar

[@leehuntley189]

Otherwise known as digging bar

[@catherinecarter3465]

Billhook?

[@robertoromero4814]

Pickaxe

[@princessakhana]

I love watching the ripple effects as you pull on things lower down in the dam. The upper parts move and sway just waiting to come out since you're disturbing the bracing lower levels, and then they just WHOOSH! away once they're free! SO SATISFYING!

[@dillonheaberlin]

Very noble clearing those blockages, but you have to be more careful brother. I've seen guys get swept away and pinned by debris. You really should have someone with you to try and assist if something were to go wrong. Be safe brother!!

[@jamesmarshalla8565]

This is so satisfying to watch Post 10! You are truly a blessing to us with what you do to keep our environment from destroying itself!!! Thanks for caring about us, you need the appreciation you truly deserve buddy!!!

[@whitegoose1434]

I was so happy to see a new Post 10 video this evening & even happier to see you welded your rake. Good tools become reliable friends and you just don't want to part with them. The Wal mart rake probably would have fallen apart on the ride up to the beaver dam.

[@Reviloj]

LOL.

[@eternalgamers10]

Lol you're not wrong. Those rakes are straight garbage.

[@samPi3141]

I just can't wrap my head around how much water was being held back by something built from sticks, rocks , and mud. especially when the local river's levees flood every spring.

[@CatherinePuce]

Beavers has a lot of experience. Humans learn that trick far after them.

[@judithfairchild8620]

Even a few minutes of beaver shows a whole lot about them thanks for showing it.

[@AmbiAnts589]

Beaver 1: Our dam is being destroyed! Beaver 2: Attack! Beaver 1: It's post 10 with his rake.. Beaver 2: Retreat!

[@russs7574]

Beaver 1* Run away!! Run away!! That rake is dynamite!!

[@Reviloj]

LMAO.

[@xerilaun]

you deserve a cookie for this comment

[@mtanyctrainatlantamartatra7164]

Then they build another dam

[@remotecontrol1082]

They will always build another dam! (That's what we pay them for, so we never run out of Post 10 adventures to watch!!)

[@eileennovak1656]

Fascinating watching you do what you do so well. Thanks for the hours of interesting, educational, entertaining, and valuable viewing. You're the best *post 10*

[@eggy4152]

That water inside the culvert was so clear as you were getting rid of the debris, it looked so cool watching where you were placing your hands in the water.

[@modha808bech2]

Yupp i noticed that too .cool

[@mccortezy]

Maine is known for having great water.

[@donmunro7568]

I enjoy watching your videos. It's hard to find an truly nice and authentic person who just wants to help. Thanks

[@suddenshotty]

That has to be one of your biggest unclogs, pretty awesome seeing the power of the water

[@orlando1a1]

This man is so dedicated to his work he should be employed, as then he'd be paid for doing a job he loves. More power to you, Post 10.

[@KubaxKristallmond]

Question is if they would allow him to go this far across everywhere or constrain him. If the latter the Beavers would've won and that can't happen!

[@JustYourAverageCommenter]

@@KubaxKristallmond I’m siding with Mother Nature and the beavers on this one. 😅

[@elfiebrupr5532]

i swear this dude can write 5 page essays with tons of justification and evidence to prove that he just unclogs drains

[@aaronbaldwin2678]

Imagine his resume to apply for a job🤣🤣 Qualifications: Dam removal Tool repair Camera experience

[@xGod305]

@@aaronbaldwin2678 beaver wildlife Content creator Water flow connoisseur And most importantly: Can attach camera to a stick

[@bradford_shaun_murray]

simple way to look at it from both sides --> 5:10 guy: damn that dam ; beaver: damn where's my dam? 6:00 ...why do i find that funny?

[@ThyMushroomMaster]

Props to you post 10, your videos came out of nowhere but this is definitely a nice surprise, amazing videos brother, keep up !

[@jellyfish1433]

It’s nice seeing people like you actively trying to make things better for people. There aren’t many people like you, and I sure ain’t one, but knowing you and others like you are out there making a difference is nice

[@longlowdog]

I have watched a lot of your work and I think this up there in the best content you have produced. Thank you and warmest regards from Scotland.

[@weest]

that was a cool frog

[@suntzu3905]

Was it tho

[@urmom3999]

ong

[@Lagchunk]

based.

[@wxbrainiac]

fromg*

[@Gigglesnix]

what, are you blind? that was obviously a dog

[@grumpysincebirth]

you are clearly knowledgeable and competent and I love watching you do your thing but oh my goodness it is scary! Stay safe m'dear!

[@michaelraymond522]

His videos actually calm me down and help me with anxiety

[@JackMellor498]

Watching that dam slowly erode from the upstream angle is genuinely one of the most satisfying/coolest things I’ve seen on this site in a while. Great work, mate.

[@G00B3R91]

The beavers are actually distracting Post with this small damn but he doesn’t realize the beavers are actually driving those semis to build a larger damn with all those logs. 😂😂😂😂

[@victoriamattiello7090]

I love it 😂

[@smooth_orange2798]

Bro I'm so impressed with your channel and how many people are subscribed and the views! Keep going on!

[@johnsmart964]

Thank you for bringing us this excellent video and for the work that you are doing for the community, this is very much appreciated.

[@TwistedForHire]

I have gained such an admiration for beavers through these videos. They are master engineers.

[@davidj8658]

Then why do you enjoy watching him destroy their habitat without a permit to do so.

[@chrisgale5634]

@@davidj8658 I feel same

[@sosogo4real]

@@davidj8658 they don't have a permit to build a dam there.

[@bradwilliams426]

Holy cow, this is 37 minutes of AWESOME! I’ve been watching your voices since almost from the beginning, and never tire of your work.

[@NimbleJack3]

Love how you can see the water level slowly rise over time in the first timelapse!

[@kidwave1]

When he starts clawing at it with his bare hands, you can really start to tell how tightly woven the beavers handiwork is!

[@stuffbenlikes]

I admire your impassioned defense of the rake you like. It's the rake you need, not the one you deserve.

[@BarredCoast0]

I have a funny feeling that beavers know when a storm system is coming. They're building these dams just before a major weather event comes along. They must have an internal barometer in their heads. They're some strong little buggers too! Just watching you struggle to dismantle their dam tells me they are masters at their game. BTW, good going on repairing your rake. There is no sense throwing anything away if it can be recycled into something better than before. Congrats on a great job. Well done bro! 👏🏻

[@kathydoyle9939]

They know. I look at the size of squirrels in the yard starting in Sept. I cringe if they get too heavy. Squirrels know about winter temps ahead of time. One year, they'd been five pounds, estimated by a hunter (who hadn't gotten them), and their feet had barely touched the ground. That winter, Embarrass and Eveleth, MN, temps had dropped to fifty degrees below zero, no windchill. (Mpls had been far below zero, too.) Look at the animals, as ppl had done a hundred years ago. Animals have a lot to "say" to ppl who know what they're "saying". Used to check the thickness of my Beagle's undercoat each Sept, too. Shandy's fur had always matched the coming cold of winter. Fun fact: tree leaves flatten, turn bowl-shaped when the barometer falls, and Mackerel clouds, aka change-of-weather clouds, tell when the weather will change. If it's sunny, and a Mackerel clouds drifts by, rain is coming. - Things learned from gmpa, who'd worked for Northern Pacific rr, and had fixed things "102%", until they cold be fixed no more. Miss you, gmpa Northrop. :-)

[@rjjablo]

Going to be good next after Hurricane Henri blows thru the NE

[@denss2011]

Yes

[@NineCylinderDiesel]

You are one of the few people that have truly found their calling in life.

[@jeffreymurdock8366]

Those rakes with fiberglass handles are actually wood with a layer of fiberglass over it. They last longer and are stronger but they will still fail.

[@GuntherRommel]

Great video as always, Post. Love how much more expressive and comfortable with your audience you are! I'm honestly waiting for you to come across someone familiar with your work.

[@neilpountney9414]

That was so cool I LOVED the camera angle you got and that flow was amazing!!!!

[@lloydisaacs415]

That is dedication travelling 400 plus miles to drain a lake and remove a beaver dam fair play to you keep it up what ever makes you feel happy.

[@MrGOOFBALL101]

“Actually for a while, I thought I was gonna get swept away.” I thought the same thing 😂😂😂

[@froddymomma]

The angle looking down from the top of the damn while you pulled it apart was really cool. You have a lot of patience dude.

[@izbell1]

It's amazing how well constructed their dams are.

[@britishneko3906]

yes they dam know how to build a dam

[@tucsonazul]

these videos help me a lot with stress, its like a release, gives me a pease I cant explane.

[@marinevetoneroman7232]

No explanation needed.. We are all here for the same.. 🙂

[@threegoodeyes7400]

Damn man, I was worried for ya. I have never seen anyone do this sort of thing so I’m probably just ignorant, but that looks really dangerous for you, being in that tunnel with a huge ass dam of debris with such strong waters rushing towards you. I had to keep telling myself that you probably know what you’re doing, but I was still scared for ya. You’re a brave dude.

[@xXStumC0W96Xx]

It is VERY dangerous. Part of my job maintaining railroads in Canada includes clearing culverts of beaver dams, some large enough to require TNT. At any moment that dam can break releasing thousands of gallons of water rushing through the culvert. Not a very good idea what he’s doing.

[@slurpe_ee]

In his about section he mentions that he is trained in this, although it is dangerous he's out there doing good work and doing it right. Great job post10 keep it up.

[@nuone_9636]

Lol

[@meggie4446]

So awesome that you got some footage of the beaver. And the little frog on his bark raft was adorable.

[@emonstermark699]

Next on CSI Miami: "Looks like the beavers....(pulls down sunglasses)....got Posted. YEAAAAHHHHHH"

[@thetravelinsagittarian1316]

That beaver dam was built pretty solid! Now I have to know how exactly do beavers build such sturdy structures in such a short time frame 🤯

[@stevendorries]

They literally just make a pile of shit they find laying around