Pretty great vid Jenn. Hats off to papa and mama. Great team effort on the creek log. Papa should build an A-Frame with a cable winch. Winch log out of water and cut with chain saw. Same with one pulled out. Makes easier smaller chuncks. Cheers ladies. Jenns cheeky cheery laugh is heart warming.❤️🔥❤️💋💋💋
ok I guess I need to eat before I watch your videos lol yesterday the water looked like a root beer float...today at the culvert exit it looked like adding cream to coffee ☕🤣
I may be presuming too much, (highly likely), could Jeff make some kind of screw type, bit that can pull the mud and muck by turning a handle of some kind? Might be able to help with mud blocks.
You need to not be so concerned about getting wet. If water gets in your hip waders, they can be dumped out. Maybe you should also think about using a go pro or some other form or placement of video devices so we can actually see what you’re doing.
there is not a single time they needed to use a saw. and that big heavy waterlogged tree isn't going to be moved or sawed through with that much water in it and around it.
obviously you would not submerge a chainsaw. never suggested you said that but getting a chain wet will dry it out and make it worse. also this log is so heavy we are not going to be able to adjust it and move it to get different angles to cut. have a good day.
Can’t click fast enough! 😂😂 Dad seemed to have caught the culvert addiction….👏🏻👏🏻👏🏻
Pretty great vid Jenn. Hats off to papa and mama. Great team effort on the creek log. Papa should build an A-Frame with a cable winch. Winch log out of water and cut with chain saw. Same with one pulled out. Makes easier smaller chuncks. Cheers ladies. Jenns cheeky cheery laugh is heart warming.❤️🔥❤️💋💋💋
Get yourselves a bow saw with aggressive teeth. Make short work of blockages.
Fabulous trio working miracles again x
Dad is getting in on the action. Way to go! Another addict!
Brav a energica e bella.
❤️🤎🖤💙 i love this two woman channel videos and all watching 2 years 💚💓💛❤️🤍💜
ok I guess I need to eat before I watch your videos lol yesterday the water looked like a root beer float...today at the culvert exit it looked like adding cream to coffee ☕🤣
The telescopic rake pole is a nice addition to your arsenal. How long did that last? I don’t remember seeing it much in later videos?😊
Hi ladies and gentlemen hope your are well love from England
U got stuck a couple times there. Pkease be careful you never know what you're stepping on
Great job.
You need to use an axe on that fallen tree to remove it.
Yep, dad's defiantly got the bug.
I may be presuming too much, (highly likely), could Jeff make some kind of screw type, bit that can pull the mud and muck by turning a handle of some kind? Might be able to help with mud blocks.
Dad is working on something similar but he hasn’t finished yet.
Good girls and dad, for getting it to flow under log,
I TOTALLY ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO LADIES AND GENTLEMAN ANOTHER JOB WELL DONE
Bring chain saw and pry bar next time
That water has to be cold, a boot full cannot be fun! 😂😂🇨🇦😂😂
Wow that went nice. I love seeing your dad in action as well. Great video!
Aloha 🌺🥰
So is this where the fire was?😮
Do you get snakes living near these culverts
They do grace these waters sadly
You need to not be so concerned about getting wet. If water gets in your hip waders, they can be dumped out. Maybe you should also think about using a go pro or some other form or placement of video devices so we can actually see what you’re doing.
We never complain about water in our boots. People watching make a big deal about it but not us.
There was a tiny bit of light at the end x
You have wood cutter. Cut the tree and make way for water
Ma’am, with all due respect, we are not going to haul a woodcutter to all of the culverts we clear. We do what we can do and it helps.
Bring a small saw!!!
Where would we have used the small saw?
with a wet chain? yeah, that wouldn't work.
there is not a single time they needed to use a saw. and that big heavy waterlogged tree isn't going to be moved or sawed through with that much water in it and around it.
obviously you would not submerge a chainsaw. never suggested you said that but getting a chain wet will dry it out and make it worse. also this log is so heavy we are not going to be able to adjust it and move it to get different angles to cut. have a good day.
Dad doesn’t want to ruin his saw. He is the one who provided that info. So you can disagree all you want but it isn’t going to change how we proceed.