UNCLOGGING CULVERTS/LOW WATER BRIDGES IN BEAUTIFUL COUNTRYSIDE 02/24 NT#33

[@Kj-ec7iz]

Granny has a steady hand with recording!

[@rustienielsen6803]

I could just sit by these waterfalls and read or meditate. so peaceful

[@amandaderasp1981]

I absolutely 1000% agree!!!!

[@Vixen-Moon]

Thankyou for sharing all the beautiful spots, your videos always thrill.

[@abarton1978]

Yay a video for my birthday! ❤

[@Sheila-z7k]

Happy birthday 🎉🎉🎉

[@Solsys2007]

Thank you for what you're doing, I also appreciate that you post often :)

[@randycharest4507]

Enjoyed watching the video Ladies another job well done ❤

[@billysubsgrant5276]

Ladies I want to congratulate 😊😊 you on making such great video,thanks.

[@randycharest4507]

Enjoyed watching the video Ladies ❤

[@ntepup77]

You find the best scenic spots. I honestly could listen/watch 8 hours straight of just that first location. I love listening/watching moving water. It just soothes me. Thank you for all you do and all of your hard work! Love you guys!

[@Lawrie_B]

A beautiful countryside, another wonderful video from you ladies, ❤ love your videos 🤗🇦🇺😀

[@l.faraday8767]

Tough day for culvert cleaning but we got to see some nice scenery which was a bonus. It’s nice to see all of you out and about. Till next time! 😎🇨🇦😎

[@JohnDoe-kc1ws]

First comment! Hello hope y’all are having a great day

[@KCJenkins]

I loved the shots of the wild turkeys

[@iykyk-s8z]

Lol those birds 😂

[@debramiller2510]

Hi ladies , with help finding culvert opening use the potato folk to measure on the exposed side and then when you expose one on the clogged side lay the potato folk down and bingo you should be just about on top of it.

[@alphi888]

Again, thank you sooo much for working so hard and sharing the beautiful scenic locations you find. Very much appreciated. 😃😃🥰

[@mattcfsu28]

Great job. I really enjoy your videos. Friendly observation, using your hands to pull sticks and rocks works a lot better than rake. Keep up the great work. Thank you for sharing!

[@martinmarsola6477]

Thank you for the clearings this day, Ladies! See you on the next. ❤️❤️🙂🙂👍👍🇺🇸🇺🇸

[@PaulHigginbothamSr]

I did not realize Oklahoma could be so beautiful. A lot like Oregon where I grew up only more human past activity. When a child we even had a covered bridge. Watching the musical Oklahoma I could relate to the beauty of the state though it showed no wild beauty like this.

[@VundyalaPhaniSheakerReddy1955]

ZZZZXXXXGood day, love watching your channel, very interesting channel, Super Content.XXXXX

[@sophiagavra2872]

Beautiful video.

[@lynnduncan6139]

Well done!!! And gorgeous scenery. Mom has an eye for the natural beauty all around

[@katherineyanagihara2909]

Aloha 🌺 Thank you for the beautiful opening shot! So awesome! Good job ladies! Aloha to your Grandmother🌺💐

[@debra3520]

Y'all are making me homesick today. Great job as always. And kudos to granny for her great camera work, I thought it was on a tripod until i saw her holding it.

[@linato1855]

Another nice outing! 😊 Loved the birds… 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻

[@KCJenkins]

Thanks!

[@culvertsandmore]

Thank you so much 😊

[@PleasantlyConfused6816]

Woo Hoo!!! 🙌🏼. Monday again!!!❤🎉❤

[@JoSims-d3b]

You certainly live near some beautiful scenery, love it. Jo from Lincolnshire UK 😊

[@jackiejones1684]

The first part of the video is really beautiful, the colours seemed particularly vibrant. Great job as always

[@saritalejeune4960]

❤ Very pretty spillway! Thank you for sharing!

[@lisacrule]

I am pretty sure those birds are Sandhill Cranes. Beautiful and sweet birds!

[@kevinkellough6900]

Love all your videos and I love all the natural waterfalls beautiful thank you

[@ronnieharrison2143]

Love the Wild Turkeys.

[@jmat5857]

Such beautiful clear water.

[@carolb29]

some beautiful places ya'll stopped today

[@jennyprintannier7652]

Thank you for showing us around……stunning where you live…..were they wild geese? ….you girls are wonderful love your channel and content ❤❤❤

[@joemorgan7227]

I admire your work.

[@Roselleg]

Love the first place y’all showed. Very pretty.

[@LewMcCloud]

Turkeys!!!!!~!~~

[@marjolein523]

Great video! Well done, ladies! 😊

[@ebxo269]

CULVERT'S BRIDGE'S AND DITCHE'S HERE WE COME ......

[@gracedawe1471]

Lovely to see your countryside Just goes to show its not all skyscrapers over there . Know which 1 I would choose...countryside every time

[@paulettesherry7366]

I was born in Poteau ok. This reminds me of the swimming hole we went to as kids.

[@rfd212]

The birds were definitely wild turkeys

[@williambowne3572]

a really nice video

[@markchidester9233]

Look it’s fast food running down the road. Turkeys are the best to watch

[@hopeangel1970]

There was a stick I swore was a snake, but she reached down and grabbed it. 😂

[@kelvingrebert7315]

good one

[@sarahsiskin6780]

I think they were wild turkeys?

[@ronanolrov]

❤️👍🏼

[@raqueldufour7881]

Y'all need a shovel!

[@culvertsandmore]

We have one in the truck and we do use it sometimes

[@ebxo269]

I think you need a bull nose shovel and fork to dig out sediment and gravel.... good job ,

[@omervandenbelt]

As I wrote in a comment before. The bottom of that first culvert is far too high. It should be as low as the river bed, then debri won't get stuck that easily.

[@georgechappell2784]

🦃🦆🦆🦃🦃

[@saint5345]

Those were wild turkeys

[@sunflowers6612]

💧💧⭐⭐

[@dennyjairett7114]

Yes you were correct they were turkeys

[@sabrinastroud9776]

Y'all should have at least 100,000 subscribers! Your channel is so good! Keep on truckin' gals! Way better than Post, he's gotten kinda weird.

[@catherinemontgomery7130]

are the birds geese

[@culvertsandmore]

I think they were wild turkey

[@MARKLOCKWOOD2012]

those are hens the female turkeys 🦃 i’ll betcha or young birds i don’t hunt but are too little or their turkey vultures one of the two.

[@elizabethroth9489]

The birds are most likely called galliformes sorry l can't post image I tried but they do look similar

[@amandaholt1979]

I think those birds are wild turkey but I could be wrong

[@culvertsandmore]

After watching them on video I agree with you.

[@patriciavargas3076]

I think they might be geese

[@williamprice3700]

Those were turkeys.

[@WilliamHartley-ng8je]

Yes, looked like a large group of females.

[@yolandalaughter944]

They are turkys

[@NothingSpecial-ox7wy]

Turkeys

[@RoyalDudeness]

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