Unclogging Culvert Filled With Mud And Moss To Return Flow

[@ywc378]

Fun facts: Beavers can swim under water for 15 minutes with their eyes closed. Their eyelids are transparent and act as swimming goggles. Beavers mate for life, and when their partners die, they never mate again. The nocturnal beaver can build a lodge in two nights. They can fell a 5 inch diameter tree in 3 minutes.

[@leefromoakville3810]

Big deal. Post does the same thing. 🙂

[@AnthropoidOne]

@@leefromoakville3810with his waders on too

[@AndyDrake-FOOKYT]

So you're saying we only have to eliminate half of them to mitigate the problem? Jk.

[@katarinad1309]

Thanks for the interesting facts I wasn’t aware of that.

[@AnthropoidOne]

@@leefromoakville3810 with his waders on

[@plazmarevenge2098]

I used your technique last night after a hail storm in my neighborhood. Leaves and hail clogged the storm drains and i cleared a foot of water covering the street.

[@JudyHart1]

You are the answer to someone should do something, you’re someone. Thanks.

[@NaturalBornGriller]

if post keeps proving to the beavers their techniques are flawed they are going to invent wet set concrete

[@tgraham1961]

Or they’ll find some discarded lengths of barbed wire to layer into the structure😂

[@nicholas4839]

One day

[@evilmar2363]

They'll band together to form a little beaver society then invent weapons and warfare to keep away humans (ie:guns, nuclear power) and wage ware against culvert clearers

[@davidcarroll965]

Wasn't Roman concrete found underwater off Oak Island ? Who knows if Roman's might have brought there beaver pets from home, and Roman beavers learned their techniques ?

[@carrie4910]

Or booby traps 😝

[@sabbasdsouza]

Old Canadian here. You need a netted hat my friend Post. The sell tonnes of them at the Kapuskasing Wal-Mart. Fires are awesome to keep mosquitoes away. Believe me there were 10x the mosquitoes when I was a kid. Canada has more lakes than the rest of the world combined, it's mosquito heaven but only for a few months. Heatwave kill of mosquitoes too.

[@user-peach408]

It’s 90-100 in South Georgia for long periods of time and does not kill mosquitoes.

[@Michael_Schm]

@@user-peach408 Needs to be dry heat. Humid heat wont do diddly. At least that's what we see here in Denmark/Scandinavia. We dont get heatwaves anywhere near what you guys do and they still die when it's dry.

[@screamingmimi90]

@@Michael_Schminteresting.

[@DrgnLdyLizzie2001]

That's one of the reasons I'm happy when summer ends. The little bastards don't deal with the cold well, so once it stays below a certain temperature, those annoyances die off for the year. I HATE the cold though, but I deal with it cause there's no mosquitos.

[@MonkeyJedi99]

@@Michael_Schm A dry heat? Crud. Xenomorphs...

[@nicholasfrediani9466]

When the beavers have a town hall meeting their number one issue on the list is post 10 lol. Good job bud.

[@el_micha]

Post10 = beaver world's most wanted 😅

[@robwilsn3219]

I love watching these right before I go to bed because sometimes they put me to sleep from the running water, other times it's just so interesting that I can't go to sleep so, whatever! Great Job Rob.

[@graceangel5146]

It’s amazing to see so much wilderness with no trash anywhere. Everything is so beautiful! 🙂

[@DinoGaudreau]

Hey you were at Abitibi canyon dam north of Smooth Rock Falls Ontario. There used to be a little town by that dam called Fraserdale it was built by Ontario Hydro in the 60 s when they built Abitibi canyon and Otter Rapids and a few more in the area. There's not much left now only foundations. Hope you liked your visit in Northern Ontario

[@7duke77]

Wow, it's amazing how quickly they plugged that up again and how quickly the water raised back up too!

[@erichiller4144]

The Beavers. and the mosquitoes have now joined forces. against the Terminator. I love your dedication.

[@jake78787]

I'm no expert on beavers but I think he was driving by in that truck watching you destroy his work from last night haha

[@MonkeyJedi99]

"See Jerry? I TOLD you I finished that dam last night! But nooo. Charlie is a lazy beaver."

[@jake78787]

@@MonkeyJedi99 haha 😂😂😂

[@bonnieplasha4684]

​@MonkeyJedi99 OMStars!! That's almost exactly what I was envisioning!! 🤣🤣🤣

[@muhammadmuqsith6276]

Wow this could be an excellent series, just like the culvert with sinkhole of Shearer St. back then. We're ready for the binge watching. Keep up the good work Post!

[@SuperZytoon]

Those little scoundrels were busy overnight!

[@VidGamer123]

Busy as beavers, one might say

[@johammond9359]

WOW! POST, FANTASTIC, AWESOME JOB 👍 Loved seeing that you opened it open again. I'm learning a lot from you. Thank you, Post, for a wonderful ride and education.

[@VaughnAdventures]

"the culvert is taking a big poop!" lol

[@RegrettablyLongwinded]

He scared the shit out of that pipe.

[@billrobbins5874]

Beautiful flowers. Bet those mosquitoes are irritating! ♥️🪵🦫🪵🦟 🦟🦟🦟🦟🦟(Group swarms 🤢) You definitely brave the wilderness. A bath at what degree temperature? 🥶

[@T-_LeB-]

I really liked the editing on this one! The recap snippets, fast forwarded portions, and zooms on the action shots. 10/10!

[@rockerforlife194]

Wow, they really built that back in a hurry! Great job, Post 10. Keep up the nice work! Stay safe out there.

[@Tbird1549]

That was so awesome to watch that come out of the culvert! Stay safe and stay healthy!

[@sandihendricks8081]

I can’t believe how bad I wanted to retain and pull that out!

[@aprilpotts7768]

It was oddly satisfying to watch this video. Also learning some amazing things watching your channel. I truly appreciate it. So I must thank you.👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@HeyJunk420]

Stoked

[@j-mak9533]

Was just watching an old culvert camping video and boom!, New Post 10. 🎉

[@MattTheLizard]

Excellent video....thank you for bearing with the bugs to put out such great content that relaxes me.

[@JuanitaHundley]

You do the most thorough removal of the dam than any person I’ve seen. By the way the area is beautiful.

[@Kinann]

You reminded me of a canoe trip to the boundary waters in Minnesota Canada border. By day 4 everyone needed a shower, only problem was a cold front came through and it was in the mid 30's! Will never forget the feeling of the 40° water feeling warmer than the air when I dipped in for a rinse...

[@davestelling]

Would be cool if you could "Post10" a game cam on a stick or something and then we could watch as the beavers go about their nocturnal rebuilding! Nice work and I really enjoy watching these, thank you...

[@sonialoves444]

hey Post, totally random question, just curious if you believe in Sasquatch?

[@typ2vw159]

Samscwankch

[@tonitemperance9960]

​​@@typ2vw159😂😂😂 wonder if he ever runs into the boys?

[@sonialoves444]

@@typ2vw159 yeesss! hahaha

[@saracentia3193]

Whadareyatalkinabeet?

[@TheCatMantle]

Again, gorgeous, gorgeous, gorgeous! Love the scenery and information! Thanks! ❤

[@johammond9359]

Andddd I really enjoy seeing it come through the other side with all that debris. What a huge difference you made. I'm sure you enjoyed seeing that open up and all that flowing through. 😁👍

[@gatorgogo2742]

oh my goodness! Those rascals called in their full army to rebuild overnight! It's so pretty up there. I'd want to pick wildflowers. I can remember when cars had little vases between the front and back side windows to put flowers in. Nice touches like that aren't seen in modern cars. I love your videos! Thanks.

[@AndyDrake-FOOKYT]

They did that when they remade the beetle. People just keep drugs in them these days.

[@duder9752]

People kept drugs in them back then, too

[@lukasaran45]

Great video, still can't get the thought out of my mind, that he might has a twin brother that likes to collect and sample old canned food and drinks ;) Greetings from Austria

[@petersp63]

Thanks for going back the next day it really does show how industrious the Beavers are! pity they're not house builders could do with them in the UK

[@Riverview12313]

Canada needs its own Post 10!!😂❤😊

[@SandyFielding-cl4dc]

🙋Hello ! Always good to see you. The llies are so beautiful ! . Enjoy the senery and away from south Ga. for a few mins. Thanks for the adventure. Great unclogging video. Though the end was cool as well. 😁🥰Praying for your safety and God bless.

[@victorfrancquembergue6968]

Beavers cloggs, post 10 uncloggs... i love what you do for the community. Do not stop.

[@2212db]

16:22 the slowest (and strangest) speed limit sign I've seen was 9 1/2 mph in Port Stanley, Falkland Islands

[@kouwearie5302]

You're a true Horsefighter!!❤❤❤❤

[@db.mc2]

Thanks Post! 👊🏻👍🏻 Appreciate you my friend 🙏🏻

[@rollodane54]

Always a pleasure to watch you. Awesome.

[@typ2vw159]

Is that the same one you did a couple days ago.

[@franceswatts4001]

Yesterday. The beavers clogged it overnight. He says so several times in the video. Even subtitled it.

[@tuckerdale-g4u]

Another great one 👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@Karen-ii2fg]

I love this location Post! Keep coming by this

[@tadream4561]

"Alot of great editing! Thank you Post for another great video! * Have a fantastic day!"

[@lorizeppelina2286]

I wonder if the passersby ever realize that they're seeing the modern-day Johnny Appleseed of uncloggings ?? :D

[@ddblairco]

very smart with the pebble to keep bar up

[@JesusizmyLordandSavior]

😂Culvert took a big Moose poop!

[@uncle_moose]

Hey there!

[@Banditt42]

It would be neat to leave a camera and watch the Beavers plug it up again.

[@joannecooper4592]

I love seeing the daisies. My favorite flower. I live in the South so our daisies have already bloomed.

[@David-mz3or]

Awesome effort Great results 🇺🇸👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻✅✅✅✅✅⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️🇺🇸🫵🏼

[@DWe-c6b]

If you can tolerate apple cider vinegar drink 1/4 cup of that before working. Bonus is acv is good for your digestion also. Once you sweat it out the mosquitos will land but they won’t bite because you taste like a pickle! I found that was only thing that keeps mosquitos from biting when you are sweating.

[@johnkranz4004]

Definitely smart Beaver using Mud Great video

[@alphi888]

The brilliant best. 👍💪🏻👍💪🏻💯🇬🇧🇬🇧

[@tonitemperance9960]

Yes! Got my postie fix 😊

[@paulskinback717]

There keeping you busy there ,that steel construction is the best one I've seen

[@mikehendershot6397]

& the pond just keeps getting bigger & deeper LOL OOOO GREAT JOB

[@MikkellTheImmortal]

Off topic question but somewhat relevant, do you have a flea problem this year? Here in British Columbia Canada they're extremely bad. Nothing except diligence with the flea comb is working.

[@post.10]

No I haven't seen . My mom is freaking out, though. Because her cat has fleas all over the house for the first time in years

[@MikkellTheImmortal]

@@post.10 I think the fleas have become immune to our repellent

[@crystalcox9232]

You are a jack of all trades more or less

[@bluevayero]

That area looks really beautiful

[@klopps-slippers]

Good job. Well done post10

[@t.c.3762]

Another Awesome video Post👍💜

[@elvyde1]

Omg you were in super Northern Ontario!!! I lived in ON all my life. Unfortunately couldn't travel much. Those places looked really beautiful

[@danadorsey4214]

Yes, another vid

[@farmgirlre4634]

Awesomeness every time!

[@mibo747]

Wow, great job as usual

[@AngelaVara-i4l]

What keeps chirping now and then?

[@ElwoodBlinken]

Another great one! Thank you.

[@kirbyyasha]

Camera 2 caught the best culvert number two. Love it.

[@helenthorpe8005]

Love your videos 😊 I like it when you tell us what area you're in when you're on your travels

[@Riekje-qv3qy]

Lilium philadelphicum

[@jamesrichey2434]

Is this Canada, I only ask b/c of KPH instead of MPH?

[@waterspirit2254]

Yes, near Cochrane Ontario

[@jamesrichey2434]

@@waterspirit2254 Thank-you

[@jbdeadangel]

This one beaver passing by in his truck, to other beavers: "Guys! I just found out! It is not because we are inefficient, but because of this one guy we are underpaid and overworked!"

[@davidcarroll965]

Love your videos ! Is that the same moss/algae that plagues southern tanks and ponds too, can grow from shore to 30 feet out easy ? Grass carp were imported to reservoirs all over the US to clear it out but carp ate eggs of native fish too along with clearing shrubs underwater where fish laid eggs.

[@lorig4871]

Great video excellent camera 2. Footage

[@newcarpathia9422]

The Canadian Shield region really is gorgeous. I love going up there.

[@littlemissaugie3966]

Post does a male or female beaver build a dam, if both does one do more or like lead the process?

[@williamgoswick4392]

Alot of fun just watching you unclog, 🏆🥇

[@DerAlbi]

What bug spray are you using? DEET based?

[@diane_alworth]

Thanks Post

[@katherinekinnaird4408]

50* F that sounds beautiful. It is 108* in the Southern San Joaquin Valley😅 of California. Thank you Post 10. Love your channels

[@Thuy_Dailylife]

Meaningful action, thank you for sharing

[@pukalo]

6:22 when I have solid high-fibre food for a week and then drink a mountain dew

[@MightyMuffins]

You definitely are about to be quite busy Fri/Saturday with the remnants of Debby coming up to the Northeast. Tons of rain expected here in Albany and NY/VT. Interesting time for us storm chasers.

[@coinstipatedtexan83]

WOOHH, yea, that's how I feel when that happens to me too.

[@Wenchework]

Angry bevers:UGH not this guy agen

[@carolb29]

loved this whole video!

[@ljtlove4519]

When I went to Canada it was recommended that I buy a bug suit. It was a suit made out of mosquito netting and pretty tough and it saved my butt from the mosquitoes and black flies. I got the jacket, the pants, and the headgear, and if I ever go back I'll wear it again.

[@NYDRAINS]

I was hoping you'd put a trail cam to capture these persistent beavers 🤞

[@paulcrowther6114]

Wow - all that built in a single night! Will your next 365 videos be one a day with you going back to the same culvert every morning??!!

[@dlphnsfn2830]

Are the two or three rocks on the side of the culvert where there's no fence there for a reason or just there? They seem to block the debris from coming out.

[@angelarguelles3711]

17:14 Might be Lilium philadelphicum, and there's also a wild orchid just to the left(looks like Platanthera)!! Have you ever seen Lady Slipper Orchids up there? It would be great to see them between uncloggings!

[@suzannewillis817]

Those beavers sure were busy little beavers!

[@somebodypeculiar]

Suggestion: Leave the pebbles next to the holes. Maybe they will still be there next time. I wonder, are the pipes always level? Or are they sometimes sloped? Just curious.

[@monkunderground4244]

Хорошая работа! Грызуны слышат ультразвук. Может прикрепить на решетку перед трубой ультразвуковой шумовой барьер против грызунов - бобров?

[@angelicajacobs584]

Whaaat Post is in ny province???? Welcome to Canada and hope you enjoyed your time here with us! We need you in Toronto 😂 every rainstorm the city legit becomes Atlantis lately 😂

[@Ahh-cheeto]

Good content of duty

[@Shaden0040]

those lily sometimes known as Turkish caps I believe they're native wildflower and they are related to Tiger Lillies But just all orange not with any spots But there are endangered species so don't pick them if you can cultivate any on your property go for it because they're like a native wildflower and they are endangered they help feed a certain kind of caterpillar that's also endangered for the moth or butterfly I forgot whether Bob or butterfly but the insects the larvae stage the caterpillars feet off of the plant and gain toxins and stuff like that just like a monarch butterfly does with milkweed. I don't remember what type of caterpillar it is or butterfly it is or moth but the health fertilized the plant as adults. so when you see them you know there's a healthy ecosystem because they're hard to cultivate and grow.

[@stanatqc]

Hey Post10! I really liked the videos about the truck camp ❤ Do you plan a video soon at this place? 🚚🚚🚚

[@ReedThomas71]

What kind of trailer are you pulling?

[@louyeo6571]

Those flowers are alstroemerias - very pretty, they come in a range of colours from white, through yellow, orange, red and purple. They’re grown commercially in Europe and popular in gardens or as cut flowers, sold by florists

[@jazzyb5368]

Moose poop has become my favourite thing to say 😂

[@mattwuk]

There were a couple of rocks at the outlet which the debris got hung up on, maybe on the next visit you could move them out of the way.

[@joannefazenbaker1448]

Mosquitoes like me too. I hate it. The term " busy as a beaver" applies here 😂