Omg! The trail cam didn't catch any beavers, but it was not a wasted effort, Post. My kids and I watched the otters being adorable. That was an awesome video, Post.
I didn't know so many creatures used culverts! I always thought of them as places humans have disrupted the natural flow of water for their own purposes, devoid of life except for a few spiders. But seeing other animals traverse through them like that made me happy :)
In my town, a very long culvert carries a stream from an old mill pond, under a series of parking lots, and into a lake. During winter, ducks and geese live deep inside the culvert, where the environment is warmer. People who work in one store under which the culvert passes, claim that they can hear, through the floor, the birds quacking.
It would depend on the size of the culvert, I'd imagine. But these can serve similar purpose to those wildlife bridges built to allow animals safe passage over roads.
Wonderful; thanks for sharing that animal footage. A cousin of mine sets up motion cameras on our family property from time to time, he's caught images and movies of cougars, feral pigs, wildcats, squirrels and birds. Love seeing those otters strolling through!
Cool to see the footage of those otters at the end, nice to know that those are roaming around in that area. Aside from the duck, there was a small passerine bird there too, which I thought could be the American Dipper, but according to online sources those are mostly only found near the western coast of North America.
I'm so glad you decided to put the trail cam up for thr week and set it to motion sensor. We may not have seen any beavers but we got to see some birds, ducks and otters! I love otters. ❤️ Thank you Post for leaving it up. I agree with other comments that it was not a wasted effort! Stay safe and be well!
Nice otters! We have a few passing through from time to time in our own little river on our back yard. They are the eurasian otters (Lutra lutra) and a little smaller than yours Lontra canadensis ones. They run up the riverbank and then slide down on their belly in winter time leaving nice tracks on the snow. They are very fun to watch.
WOW that was really beautiful ta see all that wildlife like that it's something you don't see everytime in the daytime thankyou for leaving the trail cam there
angry beavers, the guy with the excavator, whirlpools and black widows. post 10 universe is in the house. a channel i cant explain to my mates, our hero post 10 travels to struggling swamps and waterways to fix and prevent floods and to release built up water that his arch enemy the angry beavers build on culverts which are large pipes placed under roads that are surrounded by swamps and waterways. his cause is not helped by the guy with the excavator the evil city worker hell bent on bending culverts and helping the beavers.. the world needs this hero because: "it's definitely beaver related"
I absolutely love all the natural sounds out there in nature, and the sounds you make as well. I love your rebel yell, don’t cut it out. And I love the way you sound when your talking inside the metal things you clean out. It’s all very satisfying and relaxing to watch and hear. Thank you for doing these and sharing them with us. Wow them beavers are bad aren’t they.
Well I’m certainly glad you didn’t have to deal with spiders this time Post! Thanks for doing another great job on the culverts today man, awesome bro 😎👍
Cool footage albeit no beavers! Otters are fun to watch. Part of why you are successful on this channel is that you Thank your viewers for watching. Seems like a small thing that we take for granted but it’s really nice to hear.
Wonderful as always! It was funny, because I was half-awake when I came across this, and I saw "Unclogging a Culvert With Night Camera," and my first thought was, "Wouldn't it be easier to use the rake?" :D
Great job Post10 as always A good tip to bend back the edges of the culverts if you're interested doin it is to get a big pipe wrench from HF and its perfect for it , take care brother
hey post, do you work with wildlife rangers? or biologists or what-not? the footage you get of the fauna is amazing! plus you know pretty well about their building behavior through a ton of experience. really cool vid, thanks for sharing!
Check 12m 5s I'm sure I spotted 4 or 5 busy beavers passing through ! Keep up your fantastic work my friend, your an inspiration and work damb hard expecting nothing in return 👏 👍 I wish more people like you occupied this planet it would be such a nicer place to be 👏
Hey, I love watching what you do with the culverts I am totally amazed by the work you do I just watched you smashing a culvert full of ice and you said it hurt your knees I am sure it does it is flippin cold it is so nice to see someone totally dedicated to your work I love it thanks Debbie from the UK xxxxxxxx
I've been watching your videos for about a month now, I really enjoy listening to the flow of the water, something I could fell asleep too.. Thanks so much for sharing..
I just love to watch your videos. Looks like you are real pro at what you are doing there. Big thanks of showing celcius degrees since I don't understand the fahrenheit. Greeting from Finland. Keep up the good work!
Cute River Otters! Recommendation for time-lapse, depending on how you're editing the video, I recommend leaving the clips of the animals in, but play them normal speed. It'll look like you're fast forwarding and letting it play on the cool highlights.
You should pick one channel and do everything there. You're content is great and I always look forward to updates. At the end of your videos, ask for request submissions. I've got some ideas I'm mulling over. Will let you know when I figure out. Love ya bro! 🙂
Hey bud, it seems the motion sensor worked ok this time. The way it works is there are multiple sections on the sensor and when something moves from one section to another it trips. So when its straight on it doesn't work the best because they stay in the same section. Be careful with your back, I see you pulling big branches and sticks out. Pulling is not great for you back, you're only young still so doesn't effect you yet but if/when you slip a disc you'll realise. Try using a steel pole or something for leverage where possible
you are truly a special guy xxxxxxx debbie from uk xxxxxxx
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Hey Post, nice video again, thanks! I understand that you obfuscate the date on the trail camera for privacy reasons, but why do you also obfuscate the time?
YO I LOVE THE MAGNETIC TRI POD INSIDE THE COLVERNT. Awsome sound resonince. Loved the whohooooooo! . AWSOME VIDEO POST 10 ONCE AGAIN. Fly stufff man. Wearing your t shirt right now.
Some where out there, there is a BeaverPost10 Beaver, travelling around building Beaver dams that sometimes get destroyed over night and sometimes have not.
River otters!
Ahhh 😳 Ooops .....
Make that busy otters 🤣 Didn't spot that. Guess that's why I'm in IT and not an environment expert 😀
Beautiful otters thank you post 10 my 70th birthday today xxxx
@@elainekayes8087 Happy Birthday
@@elainekayes8087 Happy Birthday 🎂 🥳 🎉 🎈
@@elainekayes8087 happy birthday 🎂
Omg! The trail cam didn't catch any beavers, but it was not a wasted effort, Post. My kids and I watched the otters being adorable. That was an awesome video, Post.
I wondered what those were. They're definitely bigger than any muskrat I've seen.
I was wondering the same haha
@@CassandraMiyuki i think they are otters 🦦
there are a few different youtube channels that have otters on them
@@TheFallenFaob unfortunately mine doesn't have otters 🤣
13:23 the water puppies arrive, how cute!
I didn't know so many creatures used culverts! I always thought of them as places humans have disrupted the natural flow of water for their own purposes, devoid of life except for a few spiders. But seeing other animals traverse through them like that made me happy :)
In my town, a very long culvert carries a stream from an old mill pond, under a series of parking lots, and into a lake. During winter, ducks and geese live deep inside the culvert, where the environment is warmer. People who work in one store under which the culvert passes, claim that they can hear, through the floor, the birds quacking.
It would depend on the size of the culvert, I'd imagine. But these can serve similar purpose to those wildlife bridges built to allow animals safe passage over roads.
Wonderful; thanks for sharing that animal footage. A cousin of mine sets up motion cameras on our family property from time to time, he's caught images and movies of cougars, feral pigs, wildcats, squirrels and birds. Love seeing those otters strolling through!
Cool to see the footage of those otters at the end, nice to know that those are roaming around in that area. Aside from the duck, there was a small passerine bird there too, which I thought could be the American Dipper, but according to online sources those are mostly only found near the western coast of North America.
I'm so glad you decided to put the trail cam up for thr week and set it to motion sensor. We may not have seen any beavers but we got to see some birds, ducks and otters! I love otters. ❤️ Thank you Post for leaving it up. I agree with other comments that it was not a wasted effort! Stay safe and be well!
Nice otters! We have a few passing through from time to time in our own little river on our back yard. They are the eurasian otters (Lutra lutra) and a little smaller than yours Lontra canadensis ones. They run up the riverbank and then slide down on their belly in winter time leaving nice tracks on the snow. They are very fun to watch.
WOW that was really beautiful ta see all that wildlife like that it's something you don't see everytime in the daytime thankyou for leaving the trail cam there
Yes, it really was fun to watch.
It was amazing!
That was cool to see all the wild life. Thanks for filming
angry beavers, the guy with the excavator, whirlpools and black widows. post 10 universe is in the house. a channel i cant explain to my mates, our hero post 10 travels to struggling swamps and waterways to fix and prevent floods and to release built up water that his arch enemy the angry beavers build on culverts which are large pipes placed under roads that are surrounded by swamps and waterways. his cause is not helped by the guy with the excavator the evil city worker hell bent on bending culverts and helping the beavers.. the world needs this hero because: "it's definitely beaver related"
I absolutely love all the natural sounds out there in nature, and the sounds you make as well. I love your rebel yell, don’t cut it out. And I love the way you sound when your talking inside the metal things you clean out. It’s all very satisfying and relaxing to watch and hear. Thank you for doing these and sharing them with us. Wow them beavers are bad aren’t they.
Well I’m certainly glad you didn’t have to deal with spiders this time Post! Thanks for doing another great job on the culverts today man, awesome bro 😎👍
That culvert was a mini horror scene.
🤣 😱
I don't mind spiders, but there were definitely too many big ones in one place in that one.
Haha yeah Spiders ain't for me either!!!
Great work having the camera there overnight, thank you from Australia.
Loved the trailcam shots. Hope to see more- your videos just keep getting better.
I really like the view from inside the culvert.😄
Cool footage albeit no beavers!
Otters are fun to watch.
Part of why you are successful on this channel is that you Thank your viewers for watching. Seems like a small thing that we take for granted but it’s really nice to hear.
Great shots of the otters. Thanks. Chris from England
I really loved the new camera angle, tho i'd love to see a timelapse of water level dropping too
dot should just put a camera in every culvert and they'll never have to unclog again because apparently they never show up when there's a camera
Musical Culvert! I liked the noise it made when the debris hit the sides 🎶
Those river otters and the duck were very cute! Thanks for posting them.
Wonderful as always! It was funny, because I was half-awake when I came across this, and I saw "Unclogging a Culvert With Night Camera," and my first thought was, "Wouldn't it be easier to use the rake?" :D
LOL Logical.
Hahaha ❤️
Great job Post10 as always
A good tip to bend back the edges of the culverts if you're interested doin it is to get a big pipe wrench from HF and its perfect for it , take care brother
Another awesome video Post. The Otters were so cute!! Thanks for another awesome video!! You keep makin and I'll keep watchin!! ❤️
Who knew you could binge watch backed up drainage issues?
Ottrrs are adorable. How cute they are. Just made my day Postie with the cute stuff. Thanks.
I loved watching the critters. Thanks for the great video.
Perfect timing for my lunch break! Thank you for sharing post!
hey post, do you work with wildlife rangers? or biologists or what-not? the footage you get of the fauna is amazing! plus you know pretty well about their building behavior through a ton of experience. really cool vid, thanks for sharing!
No beavers but you caught some river otters! How cool is that! :D Love the small birds and ducks as well. Great vid, Post!
Love the inside culvert camera action!! 🔥
I loved this video! I didn't miss the beavers. The other creatures were amusing!
Them Otters could sense Post10 aftershave. Brut for men. Good update Post10.
Check 12m 5s I'm sure I spotted 4 or 5 busy beavers passing through !
Keep up your fantastic work my friend, your an inspiration and work damb hard expecting nothing in return 👏 👍
I wish more people like you occupied this planet it would be such a nicer place to be 👏
They're otters
@@Tanks_In_Space Beav confirmed
That Avian bird @12:00
Mallard👍
Thanks for that! So good!
Hey, I love watching what you do with the culverts I am totally amazed by the work you do I just watched you smashing a culvert full of ice and you said it hurt your knees I am sure it does it is flippin cold it is so nice to see someone totally dedicated to your work I love it thanks Debbie from the UK xxxxxxxx
Love the trail camera! The river otters make great use of the "trail.". Neat to have a better idea of what goes on in the culvert.
I've been watching your videos for about a month now, I really enjoy listening to the flow of the water, something I could fell asleep too.. Thanks so much for sharing..
Great shots of other wildlife!
The Otters and other wildlife were worth the week of filming! Thanks!
Thank you for clarifying the whoop in the beginning.... I do remember learning that information now that you said something.
I just found your channel I was actually just watching the video of you camping in the culvert for 36 hours lol. I love your videos 🙂
Nice to see that the wildlife use the culvert as an underpass. It helps to reduce road kill in the area. Great video.
Aw the otters and ducks are so adorable! And nice shirt Post :)
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We love you post! ❤️🪠
super good posty !
my favorite wild animals.
Thanks for that 👍🏻❤
Just found you post and I am beyond glad. Keep being YOU! You’re awesome man!
Great, no beavers, but lots of activity. Well done.
I was amazed at the amount of wildlife that used the culvert. Very interesting. Thank you for a great video.😎❤👏
Omg cuddle buddies!!! Thanks for sharing!! Love this! ❤
The beavers may be camera shy but not the ducks and birds! And the possie of river otters! 😎👍
Loved all the wildlife that was picked up on your cam!!
Thats a mallard pair! Great job on finding the wildlife! Thanks! Really enjoyed it!
First time watching one of these while wearing headphones, and quite the difference on how it sounds. It sounded like I was inside the pipe itself.
Such pretty trees and landscape. It's relaxing. I like the way you explain everything for us. Stay safe and have fun. Thank you😁
You made a little otter slide! Thanks for another great video. 👋🏼🙋🏽♀️✌🏽
I just love to watch your videos. Looks like you are real pro at what you are doing there. Big thanks of showing celcius degrees since I don't understand the fahrenheit. Greeting from Finland. Keep up the good work!
Besides beavers and spiders, it's interesting to see what else uses the culverts. Great video Post 10. 😊
Awesome catch! Thanks for another fascinating video!
I like the yelp to align the camera. It's uniquely you.
Wonderful . Loved the otters and ducks ,thank you so much again i love your videos
Hi Post!! I loved the video you got of all the animals going through that culvert. I like when you can catch footage of them.
This man accomplishes more with a garden rake then most people do with a shed full of tools!
It is nice to see the beavers xxx
River otters ☺️
Красивое видео получилось! Спасибо! :)
Ah .. perfect ending for saturday .. evening chillin ... snacks ... and postie video 😊
Cute River Otters! Recommendation for time-lapse, depending on how you're editing the video, I recommend leaving the clips of the animals in, but play them normal speed. It'll look like you're fast forwarding and letting it play on the cool highlights.
Aloha from Hawaii. Enjoying your channel! Be safe!
The otters are so cute! The highlight of the video for me.
You're an awesome guy. Thank you for your conscientiousness.
You should pick one channel and do everything there. You're content is great and I always look forward to updates. At the end of your videos, ask for request submissions. I've got some ideas I'm mulling over. Will let you know when I figure out. Love ya bro! 🙂
Great footage of the otters and ducks! I enjoyed seeing that!
I enjoyed the footage of the animals just doing their thing in the wild.. pretty amazing.. thanks for sharin
😍the otters!! too cute!
Good morning have a successful day , Happy Sunday Greetings from Fiji islands
That was great buddy, lovely to see the wildlife, looking forward to the day you actually catch the beavers on camera 👍
Hey bud, it seems the motion sensor worked ok this time. The way it works is there are multiple sections on the sensor and when something moves from one section to another it trips. So when its straight on it doesn't work the best because they stay in the same section.
Be careful with your back, I see you pulling big branches and sticks out. Pulling is not great for you back, you're only young still so doesn't effect you yet but if/when you slip a disc you'll realise. Try using a steel pole or something for leverage where possible
Nice catch with the otters! How cute!!
you won't believe how much I smiled when the otters were there. thank you
Thanks. I loved the wildlife shots
Great footage of the otters thanks post 10
Otters mean CLEAN water. Yessss.
you are truly a special guy xxxxxxx debbie from uk xxxxxxx
Hey Post, nice video again, thanks! I understand that you obfuscate the date on the trail camera for privacy reasons, but why do you also obfuscate the time?
Perfect trail cam location......more rare sighting than beavers
YO I LOVE THE MAGNETIC TRI POD INSIDE THE COLVERNT. Awsome sound resonince. Loved the whohooooooo! . AWSOME VIDEO POST 10 ONCE AGAIN. Fly stufff man. Wearing your t shirt right now.
Nice job love your work
The Otters were adorable.
There are a few beavers where I live in West Central Ohio, but we don’t usually see them unless they’ve been hit by a car. Cool videos.
Hell yeah, otters are just slippy river cats really, another great vid 😁
No Beavers but you got some Otters thats pretty cool 👍
Omg that was so beautiful , thankyou 👍🇬🇧
Some where out there, there is a BeaverPost10 Beaver, travelling around building Beaver dams that sometimes get destroyed over night and sometimes have not.
I could watch otters for hours on end. Awesome.
Love the wildlife footage at the end.
Always interesting as never know what you might see Job done
That culvert is a popular spot with wildlife!
I loved watching this!! I would like to buy a magnet and trail cam like that. Can you share the kind you use?
Omg , nice! I hope to see one in the future
Culvert "monsters" with glowing eyes! 🦆 🖖