Unclogging Bridge To Drain Huge Road Flood. Beaver Dam Removal

[@post.10]

Update to this 4 months later. kzbin.info/www/bejne/jH7dYqpqZrxgibc Thanks for Watching

[@woswasdenni1914]

salads dont really make you healthy, every plant releases poisen when its dieing as a defense against adnimals eating it. we are big enough to not get instantly harmed by these poisens and in turn our body strenghen and this is what makes you healthy. however to much salads and poisen will build up. to many different kinds and body has problems dealing with it too. the vitamins in salads are not nessesary. these are only needed if you eat salads beause youre vitamins needs are raised so its a zero sum vitamin game. so yea it makes you healthy, in samlelr portions and deliberate reduced intake. just like wine is beneficial - in very small portions

[@davemi00]

@@woswasdenni1914 it’s Lectins in plants, legumes, beans and vegetables that can be a poison. There are bad and not so bad lectins. Wet cooking destroys much of the bad lectins, like a crockpot or in a dough for breads.

[@suewarman9287]

Was the rabbit injured?

[@Scottish1970]

definiltely big hairy beaveres there

[@yourenotworkingWHY]

This is the best video I've seen. So interesting the different make up of the dam. Thanks for taking care of you.

[@TheBatmanKiddo]

I never thought that I would like to watch somebody unclog drains and such, but your channel is amazing! Keep it up!

[@jaxonstrains646]

Agree with you so much!

[@elilewis8212]

He made a video with a big ass whirlpool on the thumbnail. Had to watch to see why there was one. Been hooked ever since. And I'm still in shock that I enjoy this as much as I do. So relaxing and peaceful.

[@donwright8278]

@@elilewis8212 Lewis is at Eli???

[@IrishPizzaMan]

I thought the same thing a year ago and I’m still watching 😅

[@Vanbooskie]

Way better than staring at a TV watching fake ass world news or listening to someone trying to make you believe your votes count. I love this stuff

[@mikeprimm4077]

I know this is an older video and you probably won't see this but you might. Post, please don't ever change. Don't ever let the world make you cynical and jaded. Stay just the way you are. Your positive attitude is refreshing. Your patience is astounding. The amount of gratitude you get from unplugging a pipe in the woods that 20 people a month might see or drive past, is something that I envy. I can't think of anything in my life right now that I do that gives me that kind of gratitude. And I definitely do not have your patience, or your positive outlook. I let life get to me. You remind me of myself years ago.

[@FixitFrank]

I knew you couldn't leave that smaller culvert alone. Awesome video dude

[@chrismechanic2000]

XD

[@Clearanceman2]

The thing is, at one point he wouldn't do them at all because he said they'll just build it back it's not worth it. Now it's his bread and butter. I understand, the show must go on. I wish states would give him some equipment to keep the beavers from building back. Like they could supply him with drain modifications that are doable by hand and he could install them, make videos, we can watch videos, beavers would be defeated, everyone wins.

[@twinstickpete]

It was killing him to walk away...hahaaaa

[@Catmoore60]

Amazing what one man and a $7 rake can accomplish. So relaxing to watch, and I appreciate your efforts.

[@davemi00]

One rake, a burp and determination ! Priceless.

[@jonhelmer8591]

Those rakes are 12 bucks now!

[@sean_b_drummer]

From an engineering aspect; it was interesting (once you went to the other side) that you generally had more success pulling rather than pushing. Illustrating that the dams are really designed to withstand forces from only one direction. 👍🏽

[@LastKnight0727]

Yep, I've always wondered why he goes at them from the back when pulling them down from the front makes more sense for that exact reason. Beaver dams are basically lean-to in design and are made to withstand pressures in a single direction.

[@LoneWolf20213]

bevers are natural dam builders, and since they are bale to hold back tons of water, it's not so hard to believe they are tough to take down, in fact, some are so strong, explosives are needed to cause a dent in them

[@RetroOnSpeedDial]

beavers were the first engineers

[@LoneWolf20213]

@@RetroOnSpeedDial and make constructs able to rival some as well, so well made infact, only way to destroy the dams they make is with TNT

[@RetroOnSpeedDial]

@@LoneWolf20213 as an engineer my favourite quote is 'Anybody make a bridge that stands, but only an engineer can make a bridge that barely stands.'

[@synthiamcbride7194]

Me at the beginning of the video: "No way am I gonna spend nearly an hour watching this." 58 minutes later: "Well that was very satisfying." Post 10 you did it again. Another great video.

[@donaldpapania4566]

Am I the only one who talks to the screen saying get that over there and push that down a little more. Who knew that watching Post 10 bust down beaver damns could be so calming. Love your enthusiasm brother. 👍😎

[@gigantor56]

Nope, you’re not the only one! I just realize how strenuous the work he does is especially after having open heart surgery!

[@valerieholland-o8u]

No he's not I'm shouting just the same, don't think he'll hear me as I'm in England. Lol😊

[@valoriebull551]

Not alone in that

[@jamiefraser0]

I like that you make sure that beavers are not the bad guys but really useful in the right spot.

[@Susan-nm3sx]

I know… I find them absolutely fascinating, theyre just doing what they do best really aren’t they? 😊 🦫🦫🦫🤎🤎🤎

[@wealthychef]

This channel makes me want to go out and clean drains. Hypnotic

[@ajd7772]

I suffered head trauma and your videos give me great joy to watch. It is very relaxing. Thank you for your service and god bless you Sir.

[@runed0s86]

I hope the drain bamage gets cleared soon!

[@cowbeetheybop1981]

Having grown up a Mainer and since moved to Illinois, your videos are like a little slice of my hometown. You’ve rapidly become one of my favorite KZbinrs; always so excited when you release a long video! Keep up the good work 💜

[@williamweir2744]

Man you take a lot of ricks with you life so very proud of you

[@12982evets]

@@williamweir2744 Risk buddy 🤪

[@markgrecofontanilla5463]

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[@tiekbane]

I dont know what's so interesting about this guys' videos & his eternal battle with the beavers but they just are! Keep up the good work, dude. Edit: after reading a few comments, they cant figger it out either. Its one of lifes' mysteries.

[@du_jammin21]

i'm waiting for the beavers to start a youtube account just to vote down all the videos. 😂

[@johnlang6366]

Be a big boy and get yourself a taste of some good beavers.!!! You won't regret it.!!! 😊

[@CryogenicFire]

I was hoping that you'd go back and clear that small plastic culvert and you didn't disappoint. Great job! 👍

[@juliemongeau9738]

Hi I am from Maine. But live in Canada now. I love your work. I am 77 years old. But if i could get to you. I would love to help you. I really enjoy watching you. I was raised with 5 brothers. So i am a tom boy. Lol. Keep up your good work. I am rutting for you all the time. I watch you every day. Thank you for all the adventures you take me on. God bless and keep you safe always

[@kofeyh]

New rake hype. Seems to have done the job. Really got that river blasting near the end there. Nice! Also might be worth checking out if there are any blacksmiths around you, as they can potentially make up something that'll be sturdy for getting those dams cleared out.

[@preciadoalex123]

new mini rake seems to do the job better

[@LD__]

@@preciadoalex123 💯

[@denniscrane9753]

For about a month and then he’s off to buy a new one! I really like the blacksmith idea 💡

[@Pwecko]

He should design his own special rake, put his logo on it and sell it to his followers online. Who wouldn't want a Post 10 Super Rake?

[@lindapeterson5810]

Or check with a farrier(sp?) They may have a source

[@majorbrighton]

Hi there Mr. Post10, Was relaxing and rewarding to meet you. Thanks for being one who cares so much about their environment. It was nice to here a young mans extensive knowledge and insight. You would make a great game keeper for shore. I´m only writing so much, because I feel some really need to know that I´m grateful. Not many would be willing to get down and dirty either. It was funny hearing you getting worked up for the scum! Ha 🦫 Yes, even the Beavers laughed. Your an amazing, heartwarming guy and I hope you get 100% more than you could wish for in your life. I´m just an old English dude now retired in Sweden, I live by a forest and their are literally too many lakes here along on the west side, yet hardly ever see a Beaver. Maybe they have too many lakes to choose from already! My best to you - Steve

[@bonnieplasha4684]

How kind of you, Steve, to take the time to express your appreciation of our Mr. Post 10. I hope Sweden is treating you well and that you are living your best life. Greetings from "across the pond". Blessings too!

[@jeremyminiha211]

I'm unclear why I love this, I guess its connecting with their environment and not asking/pushing/moaning for other people to do it - its a micro example of what we should all be doing - big respect

[@wheelie26]

I Ave no idea why this channel was recommended to me but now I’ve started watching I’m fascinated and have watched several. You’re doing a great job, keep it up.

[@annetterisso2783]

Ok, so I started laughing at "Hey Everyone" printed there instead of you saying it. I'm sorry. It won't do. You must say it for this to be an authentic Post 10 video! However, the sound of you saying, "Yeah, big ol' beaver dam..." made up for it. This was a great video. Beautiful scenery and interesting dialog. I love your ability to appreciate something as simple as a sunset shining under that bridge. And remember, it's not an adventure without spiders....or flooding your boots!

[@kens.3729]

Can’t, Stop, Won’t, Difficult, Extreme, NO, Tiring, Impossible, and Many Other Words are NOT in your Vocabulary. You’re a One-Man Excavating Team. Impressive! 👍🙏

[@bonnieplasha4684]

A One-Man Excavating Team that doesn't crumple or destroy culverts!

[@MrKeithstrickland]

Great one post. Love the scenery and the lake. Definitely envy you sir on all your adventures

[@Erik.N]

First I was afraid he was going to drain the lake as well.

[@cemegonuts]

duuuuuuuuuude. total fan. you killed this one. i thought the underbridge cam was gonna get swamped. you went on other side and i 2x'd it and you were KILLIN! SMOOTH!!! no way you coulda done this under the bridge. you'd need a body suit once you got it clear. well played! YOU are a MACHINE!!!!

[@mrdfoutz]

Your work ethic continues to be impressive!

[@wayneBranson]

You are a strong person. Great video!! Yay for bringing an extra rake, a Pulaski or fire ax, a ladies shovel, and a high-quality hand saw for cutting small branches. Your videos are quite entertaining and fun!

[@matthewceppos6510]

Props to you and the guerilla work you do! as someone who works in logistics, I deeply understand the concept of "The Spice must flow" if it doesn't then everyone pays for it in the short and long term. seriously, you don't just make things flow as intended, but you solve problems that need to be addressed not just in a timely manner, but "NOW". I sincerely appreciate that kind of deep understanding and the fact that you apply your areas of expertise to making things work as intended. you keep doing you boo boo. Stay Safe, Stay High Vis.

[@nsn876]

Just love the dune reference.

[@2wahineandadog]

This is the first video i've seen about beaver damage (we don't have them in New Zealand). Very interesting, must be satisfying to see the water running freely afterwards. Good job

[@matthewmccormack420]

22:57 This is when you sold me… I’ve watched lots of the videos, and I enjoy the content.

[@benjamincieslik7229]

Its 1.30am and im watching this... greetings from germany

[@apriljk6557]

I'm so surprised at the size of those logs and sticks! You're brave for sticking your hands into that culvert.

[@luckyd77]

I love the way in every video, you give a 2 second paranoid silent look back at the scenery to see if there is an attacking beaver about to ambush you 😁

[@adamk21]

Going on to KZbin after a long day and seeing Post 10 uploaded a new video is just great. Keep up the good work sir!

[@bettydamnboop3030]

Started watching Post 10 during the last year of Covid and I’ve been watching ever since. He’s a Gem and I hope everyone realizes this. Stay safe Post 10 ❤

[@jayphil2563]

I do miss certain things about living in the Northeast that you showcased in the video. One being certain Hannaford foods the other being able to go into freshwater without fear of gators, snakes, etc. I live in Florida now! Love your channel keep it up.

[@Naturephile55]

Seems to be a lot of leeches in those waters though. I've lived in FL, and swam throughout the state, and never encountered any leeches.

[@Quadrophiniac]

I dont know why I like to watch you unclog stuff, but its really satisfying. Keep up the good work dude, you are a legend!

[@jenniferjohnson7955]

I think this is your best removal of all time. I am impressed. Thank you for all the hard work.

[@MonkeyJedi99]

Definitely a top ten!

[@stephaniealexandra78]

One of the best!!

[@wildalbalass4867]

That was really great. I got interrupted in my watching so I just had to go back and catch the bits I missed missed. It’s always too interesting to miss any. The last part looked a bit like some of the south shoreline of Loch Lomond. Many thanks. Love to all from Scotland 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@williaml8474]

Maybe bridge builders could leave a closed culvert at the start, under the bridge,and when a dam is built over it, open it for a release of water without messing with the dam.

[@itrack4u]

This was your most satisfying unclogging for me! Hooray for the $7 rake. Thanks for filming.

[@kjiibrit]

First time watcher! Why is this stuff so addictive!! Thanks

[@zenajumbe413]

Iv been watching you for years. Thank you for kindly for making our lives better. You are appreciated. Thank you.

[@mercedithcompala8148]

You did a fantastic job...thanks for helping Mother Earth 🌎

[@-ray-h]

Liked the bunny on the road... and seeing what the Bevers did to those huge trees...! There is something about water that is calming and or relaxing...!

[@Cleo.777.]

What an awesome and beautiful place you live near. So peaceful 🥰 Thanks for another great video!

[@jeffreyalman]

I’m amazed at the complexity the beavers are capable of. Your tearing it down is impressive.

[@skier___7843]

Your videos are AMAZING! Greetings from North Finland. 🇫🇮🫶🏻

[@Robran12]

Great job I remember when I was a child and young adult I would unclog storm drains as I was walking.

[@StringerCourier]

This speaks well of the beavers' engineering skills against the power of flowing water. I watched this with the same fascination as I did as a kid (I'm 70) when my friends and I spent our afterschool time damming up a local creek just to see the water flow when we tore it down.

[@edenisburning]

Great stuff, I love your videos. You're like a small town superhero of sorts. A vigilante who pushes back against the beaver's natural desire to stop the sound of trickling water.

[@kennethmullen7183]

You are the best post10. Absolutely love watching your videos. Keep up the great work. I have to say...You got lots of guts doing what you do best. Thank you for you and your channel.

[@christinemiller7238]

They don’t make rakes strong enough for beaver dams anymore. So glad you went back to open that.

[@netty4]

Beautiful lake

[@urroys]

Reminds me of near Northern Ontario.

[@fbasen57]

What a wonderful way eating salads by the water to end your satisfying unclogging the bridge. I always watching your videos and I laugh to myself some of your moments as I was there. Thanks. What a great job & keep it up.

[@larryschenk696]

Nice work. Your level of commitment is stellar.

[@chrisryan5339]

Another fantastic job many thanks. Chris from England.

[@nomusicrc]

Thank you for going back and unclogging the 18 inch culvert it was very satisfying

[@dietergoldschmitt9651]

Gotta say this is one the coolest you've run across in awhile. Awesome to watch. Trail cam was cool also.

[@sparband]

I love the longer videos. That one had to be a back killer. You were bent over for quite a while.

[@mariewintersteen7098]

I love watching you clean out the beaver dams! I also love that you never edit out your loud belching! Too funny!

[@chrise842]

Like it should be out in the free!

[@LaineyBug2020]

I have a phobia of water I can't see through, so around 30 minutes when the current shifted right for the camera and the line started to rise, I started to get really uncomfortable, lol! I was shifting in my seat and my heart rate was going crazy! Still satisfying to watch!

[@robertjefferson8275]

I'm the same way with videos of heights. I'm not afraid of anything in life...but heights turn me into an instant MESS. I get so shaken up by videos...that I literally can't watch them.😮😮😮

[@clairefunnell8481]

That was a really awesome unclogging Postie. Too bad about your rake. Crappy. Loved seeing that foam forming, that was so cool. Cute bunny, aww! Always love watching the other side start blasting with water. So cool. Stay safe out there.

[@schwenk929]

Post 10 , you are a man without the yoke of fear . You just jump into the dark and scary and get down to buisness with no hesitation and I am here to say "wow" . Well , keep on unclogging my good man and remember that you are the reason You Tube exists and all other channels are but idle fluff , superfluous static , and some ASMR . Post 10 forever !

[@debhoekstra3900]

I came upon your channel by accident but I totally enjoy watching what to are doing for the environment! Great job!

[@bobjoncas2814]

GOOD JOB, KEEP SAFE...

[@andrewclayterman6230]

I suggested he carries a gun for snakes, bears, cougars angry beavers or the occasional trouble maker.. especially as it's so far back off the main roads no one would know about anything for days/weeks.

[@Abigail-hu5wf]

@@andrewclayterman6230 No point carrying a gun for snakes. You wouldn't hit anything useful and would be more likely to get yourself injured by trying to get too close. Best approach to snakes is to leave them be until they leave on their own. Beavers don't need a gun as they're not going to follow you if you leave, they just want you off their dam. Rake's more than enough.

[@lazylad8544]

Great clearance job under that bridge 👍👍. Them beavers didn't stand a chance. Thanks for sharing.

[@88clemoine]

You are living your dream. Thanks for taking us along. 🎉

[@mbowman240]

I think i love your stuff so much because you are helping so much, enjoy what you do, and it is very peaceful when it flows. 😊 where the lawn mower guys help folks, you help nature. Thank you.

[@madusan1]

There should be a a bios battery inside the camera. This is usually a watch battery lithium style flatpak battery like a CR2032 5volt. The number is just the format size so this can change. This battery is what saves the bios level settings such as the system clock. Try opening one up if possible or go on line and check the manual for the location of the battery. Love your channel and your outlook on beavers. Cheers from a Canadian long time subscriber!!

[@tommyc4641]

I’m lying in bed with a fever, but the sound of water is quite soothing. Thank you for uploading 🙂

[@cturner7050]

Great video, liked seeing all the dam floating towards the camera

[@kathrynkenyon785]

Great Video! Thank you for your consideration of wildlife and your commentary...very interesting.

[@chrisgoodman5808]

Post 10, I wonder how you find all of these remote roads. Keep up the great work!

[@Neilukuk]

Google maps is brilliant for that and can get an idea of places that flood regular and best times to visit. You can view past weekly or monthly google maps in some places.

[@pmcaloon]

Loved the scene with the salad on your lap while sitting next to the lake. After all that hard work, some tasty food looking at beautiful scenery, it felt like we were there with you. Thanks for all your videos!

[@mantailuaa]

What a great video! So much happening. I do think the beaver checked out the bridge on the first night, you can see it placing two branches on the left side of the opening to make a minor effort to fix the dam. I thought a bullfrog croaked when you burped, lol!

[@teresaholt5969]

Who would have thought watching somebody unclog drainage could be so satisfying. I am definitely going to subscribe.

[@margaretgraham1222]

This unclog was epic Mr. Post 10.

[@terrychambers6726]

Post 10 have no fear your videos will have inspired a whole generation to carry on with the work you started. Thank you

[@SillyCyclist29]

This video had it all! Multiple blockages, time lapses, all manner of animals, life lessons, everything!

[@Liby1126]

This is my favorite video yet...Loved it !!!! Great camera placement!!!

[@badkittyoscarno546]

Yayyy! I love these long unclogging videos! Keep it up Post! ❤

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thank you for your labors at this site. Hope your painful back goes away quickly. Thanks for the video. Cheers 10! 😊

[@alleanmeacham3505]

Great job unclogging a dam under a bridge you seem to like complicated things but you get the job done great work stay safe and be careful 🙏♥️😇🙂

[@valkyrie1066]

I used to work at a factory in a similar landscape. The drainage pipes were big enough for a person to duck walk through when it was dry (saved me 45 minutes walk) It must have been like four feet wide? Sucked when it was rainy, as it got halfway full, but it saved me a LOT of extra walking time. They told me it was not practical for a person on foot to work there. I was there for 18 months. LOL maybe I got a little beaver in me! Every time it rained; it halfway filled the pipe. I could see a much bigger one being a benefit where you are. The change in water level and force impressed me to do the extra 45 minute walk if it was even drizzling. Safety, you know!

[@justanotherperson584]

You are a force, not to be reckoned with when it comes to this. Bless you buddy.

[@rachealpearce5531]

I love the sound of crickets at the end so relaxing watching your videos, hi from New Zealand.

[@TastyBusiness]

There's something very satisfying about watching a big clump of sticks and mud just get yanked out of place to let the water through. This man has those same genes that motivated the first humans to irrigate a field, tens of thousands of years ago.

[@ktys206]

You know post your vidoes are the only ones I can come back and watch over and over agen. Much love mate

[@eileennovak1656]

Nice work dispensing with that wall of dam. Great viewing, as usual.

[@jessienorwood1946]

That was awesome to watch. Great job! Beavers sure are great builders!

[@jansusanjennafletcher1712]

I am learning so much from watching your channel! You are the hardest working, most honest, sincere and determined guy ever!… you need some awesome sponsors ( especially tools like rakes,etc) because that is prominently displayed as you rake & dig through the muck ,sticks and leaves clogging the drains you find! Job well done- I think you’ve inspired so many to get out in their neighborhoods to do the same!

[@lthompson3683]

He should get a sponsorship from Stihl as well. The guy would greatly benefit from one of their chainsaws!

[@froddymomma]

This one was really cool. Seeing how the bridge and that tiny culvert were kind of connected was really interesting.

[@TamCatG]

I have to say that this is one of your best yet. So informative, so relaxing so enjoyable to watch. I love the longer videos that I can just enjoy in the evening. I just knew you were going to return for that little culvert. It’s wouldn’t be like you to leave that one go. Well done. Hope you enjoyed your lunch. It looked very tasty.

[@NickHunter27]

Wonderful video post! I liked it very much. And i liked all the work you do to keep those culverts sucking water! Man i can't be more happy (at the distance) with all your hard work! Keep doing those amazing videos and keep the roads dry! Greetings from Argentina!

[@mathewreed818]

Dude is making a killer living unclogging drains. Kudos to your foresight!

[@NancyHafler]

This was a GREAT one. Loved the camera angle view from under the bridge. Thanks for sharing!

[@suzanchamness376]

Great job was awesome to watch Thanks for bringing me along Be safe😃

[@east-em825]

This is always something i did when i was youger its fun seeing all the water run through after you clean it up keep it up!

[@DestinedForEternity332]

That was a nice unclog. Haven't had a good one in awhile. Hopefully will get some decent rain before everything starts to freeze up.

[@darrenpierson2650]

Loved the camera placement under the bridge, the rippling of the water was cool!

[@sonialoves444]

these beavers used a lot of rocks! it’s amazing how good they are at what they do🦫. your videos are great, thanks for all the interesting, entertaining content