Removing Large Beaver Dam To Drain Flooded Road. Unclogging Culvert

[@jamesmarshalla8565]

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[@kevinheard8364]

@James Marshalla ..... ditto, sir "down right 'therapeutic'" .... really relaxing ... the kind of 'few moments of inner peacefulness' that our whole existence needs so much more of , lately.

[@TJ-pc5mq]

I've been clean & sober for over 2 years now. I found Post 10, his videos just put me in a different frame of mind.

[@lbl9066]

Mine also…

[@sellma111]

As a plumber i appreciate your love of flowing water through pipes. These unclog videos hit my sweet spot!

[@fetcorran1]

Plumber myself. Same applies to me.

[@awilliams5007]

As a beaver lover, I say they will rebuild

[@heofthesquarebum]

It is good to see you wearing gloves! I have always feared that you would get cut/bitten/stung by something when you do this work. Thanks again for the content and keep staying safe!

[@praiserdusty]

I always think the same thing

[@penteractgaming]

I think it depends on where it is. When post is in areas that are closer to a city gloves are a lot more necessary but out in the middle of nowhere it is less likely that theres a needle or something dangerous like that.

[@johnbuyers8095]

Those latex dipped gloves are great. We use them to pick up broken glass and they can last for a couple of months at least😊

[@petucker548]

Or Vibrio vulnificus, the flesh eating bacteria gets into a small cut or scrape. You cannot be too careful or safe.

[@Malstalgia]

I love when you show the time lapses of the beaver ponds draining, it’s amazing to see what changes you’ve made in protecting roads or other things.

[@HannahMattox]

I cleaned out the storm drain at 7:00 yesterday morning down the hill from my house. My foot got soaked but I managed to clear it pretty well. By the time I came back (around 15-20 minutes later, it was nearly fully drained off the street. That felt pretty good. Now I've got the fever for it 👀

[@akmalas4628]

Great job 👍 you help road dont get broken

[@lisashykora5916]

This makes no sense cuz he is in the middle of nowhere, no storm drains in this video

[@danjtams]

Your core strength must be incredible. My lower back hurts watching these videos. But man they are my favorite. Thank you.

[@terryfreedom9742]

I love watching your videos before I go to bed then I dream about how angry the beavers are when they discover their wrecked dams. I imagine they're like "Why?! Why would someone do this to our property? We werent bothering anybody!" Little do they know that they're comprising the structural integrity of the nearby road beds, which would eventually lead to a costly and potentially dangerous catastrophic failure. I know the beavers hate Post 10 but I consider him a friend and a hero.

[@TyroRNG]

Beavers will rebuild it so fast it's pointless to break down the dams without preventative measures. Might even take more time for a human to take down a dam than it would take for the beavers to rebuild it again.

[@emilyelizabethbuchanan998]

@@TyroRNG But it will drain the road, and the water will take a long time to rise up over the road in the not-so-wet seasons when they build it back.

[@shirleyanneyoung955]

Beavers give so much back to humanity by their dam building. They return so much to the ecosystem that humans have destroyed. So much so that some places have reintroduced them into the wild and they are protected. Without any beavers the results would be so much more catastrophic.

[@carolandress5308]

I love how pro beaver you are and always take time to explain how positive they are for the environment in the right place. Thanks for the entertainment and the education.

[@carlosmiranda9585]

Please, do not stop doing what you are doing. When I watch one of your videos, the next day I feel like it was me who had that outdoor experience, I love it oooh.

[@lidsman2221]

That looked like a really well-built beaver dam. Thanks for the video.

[@lbl9066]

I agree, this covert looks tough..

[@LastHumansGarage]

See, a normal person doesn't think about beavers that much. Myself, never. But ever since I started watching these videos for the last year, you have taught me so much about beavers I fully understand their life now. It's pretty awesome. Thanks Postman.

[@lightwavz]

Man, that leech making a beeline for your leg was pretty creepy! I never knew they could swim that fast. Lessons learned! This was a great "episode!"

[@ltm277]

Now I know where some horror films got there ideas from.

[@angelagaither6439]

No rake, no shovel, no problem. Thanks for the inspiration, your humanity and content.

[@ForTheBirbs]

Heya posty! I'm a volunteer firefighter in Australia (40 years this year). Have you considered using a McLeod Tool / Rake Hoe for clearing beaver dams? They are an awesome bit of kit with a heavy rake on one side and a flat shart side for cutting and scraping the ground. I can't leave a link, but Walmart has them.

[@Me-qp8vz]

Those Yanks don't know what Mcleod Tool is haha. I suggested one a couple of years back. Former Brisbane council worker here :)

[@lbl9066]

Great idea…

[@Dusk1962]

@@Me-qp8vz you realize this in US right

[@MegaRmerrill]

CHEERS Mate @@Me-qp8vz I live and work in the USA for the forestry service we have 2 -3 of the Mcleod Tools on my truck

[@judil3294]

Looked it up. Great tool.

[@LouisJones-bp6wg]

POST 10 YOU REALY DOING A GREAT JOB , YOU DID GOOD WITH REMOVING THE DAM.

[@graceangel5146]

I am enjoying watching the sunshine where you are. It is snowy and sleeting and in the 30s here on the WA coast. And please---don't knock the dyslexia. I know it can be frustrating at times, but it's an asset in neurodivergent and creative thinking. I will take that gift over an "inside the box" mindset any day! 💜

[@sharonwadedixie9814]

Glad to see you again. I like the extra camera so we see how much is coming out.

[@allenbeaulieu7077]

That was an awful hard job to by hand sir. You really knocked it out of the park. Great video.

[@bentleydonovan4608]

I lived in Massachusetts for 50 travelled to all the northern states in New England and never knew there was a beaver problem or anything much about them,now im addicted to watching the videos! Especially because how much you look and talk like McLovin its just the Best! Keep up the great work

[@chriss9360]

Bro your video’s carry so much positivity for people. You helped/help so many people your videos are legendary. You’ve helped me many times with your video’s kept my head busy an focused rather than stay inside my own head. Keep it up bro your amazing

[@clairefunnell8481]

That was a big one. So much fun watching all the water run. Such nice looking forests. Pesky beavers. Stay safe.

[@shellyschmidt3498]

Good camers setup. Good video..thanks from Oregon USA.

[@mikhailineve1]

Good job! Love that you were requested for the job!! Can't wait for more! Hope life is well for you!

[@bjamin0075]

Good job with just man power and hands Post, I watch a similar channel Kenislovas he is near the Baltic Sea he does Braver dam removal on the other side of the world. Can’t get enough of the fun and excitement that we don’t have in California. Been a fan for a few years of your channel thanks for all you do.

[@excession3076]

You should check out the videos posted by Gene Plumley. He's just done an epic series of clearing dams in the snow and ice to drain a large lake for a farmer, he's based north of Toronto. Shows us some follow up as well. I'm not keen on Kenislovas TBH, he always seems to leave the job half done.

[@bjamin0075]

@@excession3076, Ha yeah leave it to beavers to make it interesting. 🤙🏻I will check it out .

[@jillmadigan9841]

The deconstruction divided into its natural parts, featuring, eventually, the remarkable foundation those aquatic mammals built. Thanks, as always for sharing your experience for the good of all (except maybe a few lost tadpoles, or so).

[@metsfan4life83]

Great way to wrap up the weekend. Wind down with another good video from post 10. Your channel has been the best find on KZbin for me.

[@melshep401]

Idk why this is so relaxing and enjoyable to watch. Thank you and be safe out there. I be praying for you when you be going into the water etc. 😅

[@onnalexseeias]

Great video.ilearn something new in each of your video. Thank you so much enjoy watching 🙏🌊🦫🌲💕

[@chrisryan5339]

There is something most satisfying in watching your videos thanks. Chris from England

[@ffsthe1stYT]

wow these really do never get old! the satisfaction could last forever! keep these up😮

[@manfredkunkel5930]

😊 großartige Arbeit 😃🇩🇪

[@quinnabun1173]

It is absolutely truly mesmerizing watching the time laps on the ponds drop in water levels!!!

[@regeorge179]

You are our super hero, you always clear all to most debrees out and onto the side clean clean green, thank goodness for someone like you young fella, you do that with unconditional kindness, you rock 🎸 😉 👌 👍 💯 😘 🎸 😉 👌 👍 💯 😘

[@JanetZinaman]

You are amazing to do this with your bare hands it shows how you really care with what you are doing. I wish someone would pay you for all your hard work

[@David-mz3or]

Lot of work Thank you for your efforts👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️✅✅✅✅✅

[@ronniemock72]

You are a hardworking man.

[@lanceharrison876]

dude you are one hard working guy!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@oldladywithcats206]

My back hurts for you. Is really neat watching the water start flowing. As most have said, us very relaxing, for us, sitting in our dry homes, watching you concur one beaver dam after another! Stay safe

[@shanenuttall7168]

You do a great job I'm because I suffer from depression COPD and sleep apnoea and seizures watching you do helps me with my day so heart felt thank you

[@simonworthington5162]

Oh man now that is a hands on video for dam removal for sure and you aced it again.

[@Golfjunkee69]

You know your videos are a great break from all of the nonsense on IG and FB. I’m not sure why I find these so interesting, but who cares. Keep doing you! Good stuff brother!

[@TheDisneylover23]

I love how much you know about the environment. I'm so glad you make these videos. I had no idea beavers were so awesome! I already thought they were pretty cool, but I didn't know they were rock stars!

[@Robert-jm3tv]

I enjoy your exploring videos. The abandon houses, hotels, or anything abandoned are the best.

[@LouisJones-bp6wg]

DAVAD YYOU ARE THE FUNEIEST PERSON I KNOW YOU AR HAPPY WITHM ANY THING YOU DO,

[@Suebee1988]

It's great to see you back in your usual stomping grounds. Fantastic video. By the way, the birds you saw out west that look like ducks - black with white beaks - are actually coots. Thought you'd want to know!

[@maidijk9619]

Watching from the Netherlands, discovered your work just this morning😊 you’re doing a fantastic job!

[@nikkimorgan4860]

This is a wonderful unclogging. I just relax listening to the water flowing. Seems like your back aches with your persistent work… Keep up the great videos. We need them!

[@bobbiesamuels2557]

When the water started coming out the other end, it was black. Amazing. The things you do, and the reaults you get.

[@jennyprintannier7652]

Soooooo very happy you’re back unclogging…… I always learn so much from you…thank you ….my favourite videos ❤😊❤

[@paulsingleton6071]

Rake or no rake, Post10 gets the job done 👏👏. Well done sir

[@sharonwadedixie9814]

Been away and haven't seen you in awhile. Missed you. I think I am your oldest fan. Hope ypu have a Happy Christmas.

[@horsdevors4559]

You must live a great life. Out in wilderness areas, enjoying the outdoors. Your videos are exceptional in quality and content. Bravo!

[@marysampson3551]

WOW!!!!! You did that like a boss. Great work!

[@johnbuyers8095]

Loving how you are using the dam to make an even higher level to protect the road

[@freqenc]

An eager beaver always gets his damn work done. Happy Holidays everyone. Thanks for the videos Post.

[@AbominusRules]

Looked to me like those birds were sandpipers, but I could be wrong. Thanks for another great video!

[@GuntherRommel]

Clicking "Like" on a video is free, but it helps the channel a lot.

[@GuntherRommel]

Don't knock your dyslexia, Post. It's our quirks and strangeness that make us who we are, and we like you. Always enjoy spending time with you at the culverts.

[@marypatten9655]

Good work once again. Hoping the logging companies are donating to your channel for all the help you give them. God bless

[@ricardom2627]

Great work on this dam. It's never a dull day watching you do your thing.

[@dianapugh1534]

Some beautiful scenery 😍

[@liletawallace8642]

Great Removal 👍 You put a lot of Hard work into this one.

[@stephenstansberry7995]

I found you today by accident, and I use to work for my local Highway Dwpartment. I wa som the road crew and we use to clean culverts our that beavers would make dams. I did just exactly what you did and that's not a easy job, you do it very well..

[@conniewilburn4107]

That was a gnarly one. Good video

[@Tbird1549]

Great job tearing that down! Thanks for another awesome video!

[@conniethingstad1070]

i like how you are alternating between your trip out west and the beavers!

[@suenommi9906]

That was a tough one! Glad you had gloves! Thank you!

[@monkunderground4244]

Просто удивительная работа! Отлично!

[@carlosmiranda9585]

You are my favorite entertainment, I enjoy your craziness, you are awesome 💯

[@mariagdaws6083]

Thank you, interesting video Watching from Melbourne Australia ❤️🦘🦘🦘❤️

[@chris-thumper7205]

Love your vids, stay safe out there!

[@131dyana]

A huge beaver dam what a mess. So glad you could be there to unclog. God bless.

[@krreyem7543]

wow great job thank you for sharing love your videos!!!! so relaxing to watch and listen to

[@juliav1843]

Great video, I learned a lot about beavers and their role in keeping the forest healthy

[@randywerner7890]

Great job. Master of the beaver dams.

[@debbiebailey4924]

Post I love the passion you have for helping the environment

[@dabull1298]

Please be Careful....I can't express how much Your videos means to Me....They gave me courage to purchase my own place 😉 and to want to start back Camping Much Love 😘 Thank You Post 10 💕

[@pamlongwhite4747]

Great job ! Have to admire the humble beaver though, its natural born engineering skills makes it create such formidable dams out of sticks, rocks, mud and grass.

[@Falconurbex]

Great job post 10,excelant video has always u smashed it wee need more people like u in the world..your d.o.t should be doing this and ur showung them how its done without a exscavator so well done keep up the good work and i will see you in your next video

[@NYDRAINS]

It sure does look like a big long dump truck bed. That's on heck of a work out with out the rake! Great job 👍

[@lesterreaper9696]

Hey Post, great video my wife and I loves your work keep it up be careful!

[@ImTheDudeMan471]

My last time in Northern Manitoba, the beavers were so numerous, that they were building dams in the road ditches about every 0.5 kilometer. Swiftly followed by highway crews in pickup trucks tearing them down. Swiftly rebuilt by beavers.... you get the cycle.

[@5667hall]

Your determination is next level

[@toebarsrealm3773]

Hey Post! Ive really been enjoying your recent content. I love watching you deal with the beavers. Ever thought of trying to build a dam? Replicate the beavers technique? Seems like a fun experiment. Keep up the good work!

[@roseannevillalobos3949]

I can date your videos pre and post orange hat. BTW summer another job well done.

[@JamieTheSassenachLass]

Feeding your rabid viewers, me being one of them..love the fact you post so often! Keep up the very awesome work 😊😊

[@bobair2]

The birds at 43:20 look like yellow leg sandpipers! Wonderful video,I like it!

[@gatorgogo2742]

Hate leeches! At times they would attach to our lower legs when crabbing or floundering! YUK!! Love your videos!

[@josephwalther5979]

A slightly odd question but it would make an interesting video. What is the oddest and scariest man-made thing you have come across in the woods? Pet Semetary type things or things that have no explanation at all for being where they are. That would be fun. Enjoyed this video.

[@hotrodchevy56]

It's kind of like watching Boss Ross paint. It just calming and very satisfying.

[@Thetimecapsuletx]

Those birds are a type of sandpiper. Love your videos. I always learn something.

[@lynngauvreau8907]

I hope he gets well paid for on what dirty jobs he dose. He seems to be the only one that looks after everything 😊❤

[@BarbaraBarnett-p6f]

I love your excitement about nature!

[@jayeff3196]

Once you start you can't stop....you have shifted some amount of debris from that dam.....Great job Post10..🙂..🇺🇸🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@danettestringfellow1765]

Thank you Post 19! Happy Safe Holidays💖🙏🦋

[@susanneesbjornsson5193]

So Nice your subscriber nummers going up. I love your work and have followed you for at least 2 years now. Keep up your god and positive attitude. I really hope you can live on this passion of yours.

[@jamesellsworth9730]

Great job. Be. Safe!!❤👍😁

[@luceliarossi7712]

Oh my God!!! The beavers again??!!!! Good job!!!

[@rogerdudra178]

I spent 20 years of my life in the Gallatin Valley of Montana. I'll bet the beavers really enjoyed the valley before Jim Bridger got there.

[@ajbennett8638]

You do realize the Indians trapped hundreds of beavers before Jim Bridger got there. Used to go to rendezvous in Wyoming every year and a beaver hat resides in my closet.

[@donnytucker]

Love these videos. I'm still trying to finish watching the floating on logs video as well!

[@bettydesroche3025]

You are very good at your job. You seemed to like it. I know I just love the outdoors too