I work for the highway company in British Columbia, Canada. We trapped beavers and unplug culverts all the time love your videos! Keep the roads in good shape.
I seriously start laughing out loud when you said “is that toothpaste? Stay safe buddy! Don’t get sucked into any culverts! Glad that you went to visit your mom on Mother’s Day. She did a good job as a mother. You turned out to be a thoughtful, respectful man.
On my break in my truck in Öjebyn, Sweden and I can't think of a more relaxing way to spend it. So thank you once again. Love your continuous effort and content. Keep it up, buddy.
Your mama is one lucky lady. I’d love to get those flowers and a barrel garden. You seem to be a very caring son and that’s sweet. Not that I don’t appreciate what I do get, my daughter is a thoughtful gift giver, and I’m very grateful.
"Maybe today when we go walking down the other way we might even see some frogs which will be pretty exciting." One of the many reasons I love this man's content.
1:40 The active ingredient in poison ivy (urushiol) is used as a lacquer in Japan, so in its refined form it's like a polymer. There's a tree in Japan that has a lot of the stuff in its sap, and you can also find it in the wood of cashew family trees including mangos, so if you have cashew or mango wood, it's a really bad idea to burn it. I think the rule of thumb is, if you're repeatedly exposed to any kind of polymer (latex, resins like epoxy), your immune system is eventually going to start developing a reaction to it. Thing is, the resin in poison ivy will usually trigger a reaction in most people, so it's really interesting that urushiol doesn't trigger a reaction in Post.
It's a genetic wildcard; my mother was completely immune to poison ivy, no matter how much she tromped through the woods and brush. Her sisters, though? Itch-central if they followed her through the woods~
I thought the more exposure you had the more immune you become 😮 guess I need to stop walking through it in shorts lol. Been immune since I was a kid, dont want to ruin that! It looks painful
My grandmother was immune to it she’d pull it out using her bare hands. That ended when she was around 85. She started to stay a mild reaction to the poison ivy so she couldn’t just pull it out of the ground anymore
02:05 Yes Posion Ivy does flower, just like any other plant. The flower part of any plant is the reproduction organ that allows plants to spread their offspring.
As a southerner your comments made me chuckle. We stick our whole arms in random holes in swamps with so much worse than snapping turtles to pull out fish lmao. We all grew up playing in poison ivy infested woods and I mean deep in the woods far from roads. I thank you guys for reminding me how different it is.
I do exactly the same thing, I killed a couple tents in my yard earlier this year and I obviously missed a few because some of the trees are missing leaves. Anytime I see an invasive species I kill it
I really liked this video. You did a fast cleanout. I'd like to see you go back to unclogging culverts under railroad tracks again. Those were so cool.
Hey post, be careful with that poison ivy in the future. My mom wasn't allergic to it.... Until she ended up with a rash all along her neck, throat, and face. 😬
The birds you're seeing are most likely Red-winged Blackbirds. They are all over wetlands. They are mostly black with orange patches on their wings. Baltimore Orioles have a lot more orange on them and aren't usually seen in more then two at a time as a pair. Red-winged Blackbirds are usually all over in an area as it is their nesting habitat.
I agree. In marshes ...red wing blackbirds. Orioles have more orange on their wings as well as bodies, I thought...black birds just red on wings and larger than orioles, I think
I recently saw some Baltimore Orioles, they were actually in a marshland. But there were only 2-3 pairs I saw while the red wing blackbirds were everywhere
@@vectorm4 southeastern New York in a place called The Great Swamp. Was on a paved path that goes straight through the wetlands. Actually saw them in a tree next to a beaver lodge.
Yes that is definitely possible but it is often difficult to dig up the bulbs, I bought multiple bulbs at the store last year and none of them apparently came up this year.
I thought Wow the green pants are back. I am glad you explained they are not the original ones. I thought you did rip them on a train. I hope your mom had a good Mother's day! I will say again how Lucky you are to not be allergic to poison ivy. I didn't think you would be back so soon to this spot. It seems you were just there.:-)
Even though I rip them on the train I continued wearing them for a while until eventually I just ripped the entire but open when I bent over in a video
I'm in Central Texas, and it amazes me how people casually just go to other states. It's a minimum of 4 hours driving to get to another state where I am, and that's with generous speed limits. OTOH, there's at least one ranch in the state that is bigger than the entirety of Rhode Island.
I think most of us in the central & western states feel the same way about that. I'm in central CA so I can get to NV pretty quick but AZ or OR is another story. Driving across a few east coast states is the equivalent of a several city road trip to you guys in Texas lol
This makes three times already for this year on this culvert, I don't have any problem with that, I'm looking forward to more of the north woods culverts getting unclogged, I think the twin gas/diesel fuel tanks in the beaver swamp you got chased in is my favorite culverts, I've watched those videos multiple times, there's just something about those twins that keeps me going back to watch
The weather sounds so nice! Still getting that cold at night this late in the year is surprising! I live in Texas and we’re in the 100s now, probably everyday until late August. I need to visit that area, I hope you aren’t suffering too much with the smoke.
Those birds, as you guessed, are most likely Northern (aka: Baltimore) orioles. Orange and black (bright orange for males. Paler orange for females). Beautiful singing birds, with a wider range of songs than even Cardinals. If interested in attracting them, lots of people will cut an orange in half and place it on a railing. But what they love even more is grape jelly! That'll have them coming in no time! Other birds as well seem to love grape jelly, such as red breasted woodpeckers, purple finches and rose breasted grossbeaks (also a very pretty bird!).
Thanks Post! Looking forward to any videos from this week.... are you getting the crazy air quality issues from the Canadian wildfires? We are pretty bad in upstate NY. Stay safe my friend!
I noticed a little bit of smog a couple of days ago but it is completely unnoticeable where I am now because of all the rain, it's not raining a lot but it's basically drizzling on and off the entire week which is helping block it out
I’ve once seen an entire (smaller but still big) side of a barn completely COVERED in growing poison ivy (in Indiana). We were cleaning it up, and learned later not to burn our debris piles from that. Too late, I had a mild reaction (though I’m often immune), everyone else got it bad.
Poison ivy will adapt to its environment- It can grow as a vine and smother fully mature trees, trail over the ground like a ground cover, or grow into a shrubby 'bush' the size of a small tree.
A very common bird to find in marshlands is the red-winged blackbird. Just like it says on the tin, they're solid black with an orange-red shoulder patch. They can get a bit aggro during nesting season; they'll swoop at you, but they'll eat tent caterpillars by the bucketful. Orioles and robins will help themselves to the caterpillars, too.
I remember when I was a kid CT had a massive gypsy moth caterpillar infestation. There were so many you could hear them eating. We couldn't go barefoot outside because the driveways and sidewalks were loaded with them. It was a really weird summer. Our weather lately reminds me of the movie Groundhog Day. 50s during the day, 40s at night, sunshine (mostly), a dry north wind and 15% humidity. Our norm is 75%-85% humidity with marine layer drizzle almost every day and a southwest wind. Our last rain was the end of April. They just put us under burn restrictions, which normally don't happen until mid August. I have a feeling it will be an interesting summer!
Hello, some good advice when walking on a road with two lanes, always walk on the side which faces the traffic. So you can see it coming, it's a lot safer and you can step on to the verge if need be.
@@post.10 you should look it up! The process is really old. They used to use it on the armament of samurai warriors. Usually the piece comes with an explanation of the whole process.
Notice at 14.35 minutes, the lady ask's 'what are you guys doing?' Post 10 is not alone doing this stuff, although Ghost 10 maybe gone, haven't seen her since the huge trip out West last fall. 🙁
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Thank you for being so thoughtful and kind to your mother, I'm sure she loves you so very much. Your a wonderful soul.💜💜💜
I work for the highway company in British Columbia, Canada. We trapped beavers and unplug culverts all the time love your videos! Keep the roads in good shape.
you should record them
I seriously start laughing out loud when you said “is that toothpaste? Stay safe buddy! Don’t get sucked into any culverts! Glad that you went to visit your mom on Mother’s Day. She did a good job as a mother. You turned out to be a thoughtful, respectful man.
The roads you take us on are always so beautiful. Pesky beavers but lovely areas. ♥️👍♥️
I did too... 😂
I'll bet the water lilies are beautiful on that pond when they are all in bloom!
Just when I think Post10 can’t get any more awesome, he shows us what he’s doing for Momma Post10 for Mother’s Day.
Holly cow, this video is So "Crystal Clear" it felt like I was there 😁🥰.
On my break in my truck in Öjebyn, Sweden and I can't think of a more relaxing way to spend it. So thank you once again. Love your continuous effort and content. Keep it up, buddy.
Your mama is one lucky lady. I’d love to get those flowers and a barrel garden. You seem to be a very caring son and that’s sweet.
Not that I don’t appreciate what I do get, my daughter is a thoughtful gift giver, and I’m very grateful.
"Is that toothpaste still?" Lol
I love this channel and everything Post10 does for us
I love it when you give us an update on the swamp!
"Maybe today when we go walking down the other way we might even see some frogs which will be pretty exciting."
One of the many reasons I love this man's content.
1:40 The active ingredient in poison ivy (urushiol) is used as a lacquer in Japan, so in its refined form it's like a polymer. There's a tree in Japan that has a lot of the stuff in its sap, and you can also find it in the wood of cashew family trees including mangos, so if you have cashew or mango wood, it's a really bad idea to burn it.
I think the rule of thumb is, if you're repeatedly exposed to any kind of polymer (latex, resins like epoxy), your immune system is eventually going to start developing a reaction to it.
Thing is, the resin in poison ivy will usually trigger a reaction in most people, so it's really interesting that urushiol doesn't trigger a reaction in Post.
Very interesting!
It's a genetic wildcard; my mother was completely immune to poison ivy, no matter how much she tromped through the woods and brush. Her sisters, though? Itch-central if they followed her through the woods~
I thought the more exposure you had the more immune you become 😮 guess I need to stop walking through it in shorts lol. Been immune since I was a kid, dont want to ruin that! It looks painful
Increased exposure could increase your immune system response, but it's all a genetic crap shoot. You are either responsive to urushiol or not.
My grandmother was immune to it she’d pull it out using her bare hands. That ended when she was around 85. She started to stay a mild reaction to the poison ivy so she couldn’t just pull it out of the ground anymore
02:05 Yes Posion Ivy does flower, just like any other plant. The flower part of any plant is the reproduction organ that allows plants to spread their offspring.
What you did for your mom...so sweet
Casually “or is it a snapping turtle” as if that wouldn't be horrifying 😂
dude just strolls through poison ivy. the snapping turtles should be the terrified ones. especially if theyve been talking to the beavers
They’ll make a movie about him and call it “d’Rain Man.”
As a southerner your comments made me chuckle. We stick our whole arms in random holes in swamps with so much worse than snapping turtles to pull out fish lmao. We all grew up playing in poison ivy infested woods and I mean deep in the woods far from roads. I thank you guys for reminding me how different it is.
In my defence we don't have them and I didn't know there were common ones, I only knew about the alligator snapping turtles.
@@treasurebug snapping turtles are pretty awesome
My Ex used to take a torch to tent caterpillars before the broke out of the web. Very satisfying. They do huge damage to trees.
I do exactly the same thing, I killed a couple tents in my yard earlier this year and I obviously missed a few because some of the trees are missing leaves. Anytime I see an invasive species I kill it
Love seeing the water coming blasting out the other side of the culvert. ❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤❤
Yes always best part..
WOW, what difference in the fast flow! Great job! 💯👍😎
Bright orange would indeed be orioles, probably Baltimore Orioles. Very cool that you saw them!
Here's a man that loves nature.....take a lesson people and our world will be a better place. Thanks for sharing your hard work.
I really liked this video. You did a fast cleanout. I'd like to see you go back to unclogging culverts under railroad tracks again. Those were so cool.
Ahhhh I feel better now. Some good running water. Nice job Postie❤️
Gorgeous woods. And I'll bet your mom loved those gifts. Take care, post 10.
It flowers and seeds. It is how it spreads. It is beautiful where you are!! I hope your mom had a great mother's day!! She is very proud of you!!
The video was good. The before shot you could tell there wasn't any flow before the unclogging. Good going POST as always:)
And Post out there getting new subscribers in RL!
My little guy planted his own garden at his grammas, pumpkins and watermelon, already had the pumpkin vines growing ❤
Maybe post progress of it on TH-cam, you never know what hobbies you have that people may find interesting.
Hey post, be careful with that poison ivy in the future. My mom wasn't allergic to it.... Until she ended up with a rash all along her neck, throat, and face. 😬
Thank you for the clearing. A great job as always. See you on the next! Thanks 10. 😊
That is a VERY attractive vase!
I like your Celsius measurements whenever you say something in fahrenheit
You should always walk against the traffic. (for your own safety, plus you could even get a ticket in some places)
lol... for sure! I bet most everyone at 14:00 was thinking 'look out for that truck!'
This is so incredibly clear…great job!
Another great video. Your video quality is so good. It's like I'm right there with you.
Love this one . Our coverts may need assessed in some places that indeed have been neglected. Thank you Post10🎉
Lovely gift for your mother Post 10 = personal and thoughtful. Pretty area for a drive and culvert clearing.
The birds you're seeing are most likely Red-winged Blackbirds. They are all over wetlands. They are mostly black with orange patches on their wings. Baltimore Orioles have a lot more orange on them and aren't usually seen in more then two at a time as a pair. Red-winged Blackbirds are usually all over in an area as it is their nesting habitat.
I agree. In marshes ...red wing blackbirds. Orioles have more orange on their wings as well as bodies, I thought...black birds just red on wings and larger than orioles, I think
I recently saw some Baltimore Orioles, they were actually in a marshland. But there were only 2-3 pairs I saw while the red wing blackbirds were everywhere
Red wing blackbirds have a very distinctive call. The sound of summer.
@@Asylar343 Cool !! Where was this? I mean geographically? I would love to see an oriole.
@@vectorm4 southeastern New York in a place called The Great Swamp. Was on a paved path that goes straight through the wetlands. Actually saw them in a tree next to a beaver lodge.
Could you transplant lily pads to your own pond (like, is that possible?)? they are so pretty :D
Yes that is definitely possible but it is often difficult to dig up the bulbs, I bought multiple bulbs at the store last year and none of them apparently came up this year.
Maybe your pond is too clean?
Yes you can
I thought Wow the green pants are back. I am glad you explained they are not the original ones. I thought you did rip them on a train. I hope your mom had a good Mother's day! I will say again how Lucky you are to not be allergic to poison ivy. I didn't think you would be back so soon to this spot. It seems you were just there.:-)
Even though I rip them on the train I continued wearing them for a while until eventually I just ripped the entire but open when I bent over in a video
@@post.10Yes, I remember that video! Lol
I'm in Central Texas, and it amazes me how people casually just go to other states. It's a minimum of 4 hours driving to get to another state where I am, and that's with generous speed limits. OTOH, there's at least one ranch in the state that is bigger than the entirety of Rhode Island.
I think most of us in the central & western states feel the same way about that. I'm in central CA so I can get to NV pretty quick but AZ or OR is another story. Driving across a few east coast states is the equivalent of a several city road trip to you guys in Texas lol
Jesus texas is a big one then lol 😅😅😅...
@earthsgard Texas is about as big as France. 877 miles East to West and 830 miles North to South.
@@DJSchreffler thats incredible 👏 which is also bigger than my entire country of bout 70k square miles of Ireland 🇮🇪,
This makes three times already for this year on this culvert, I don't have any problem with that, I'm looking forward to more of the north woods culverts getting unclogged, I think the twin gas/diesel fuel tanks in the beaver swamp you got chased in is my favorite culverts, I've watched those videos multiple times, there's just something about those twins that keeps me going back to watch
Yes .. breakfast and this trash rack ... perfect 👌
Perhaps a new fan that woman who stopped beside 😄
The weather sounds so nice! Still getting that cold at night this late in the year is surprising! I live in Texas and we’re in the 100s now, probably everyday until late August. I need to visit that area, I hope you aren’t suffering too much with the smoke.
Leaves of three leave it be!
Great video thanks. Chris from England
Those birds, as you guessed, are most likely Northern (aka: Baltimore) orioles. Orange and black (bright orange for males. Paler orange for females). Beautiful singing birds, with a wider range of songs than even Cardinals. If interested in attracting them, lots of people will cut an orange in half and place it on a railing. But what they love even more is grape jelly! That'll have them coming in no time! Other birds as well seem to love grape jelly, such as red breasted woodpeckers, purple finches and rose breasted grossbeaks (also a very pretty bird!).
Thanks Post! Looking forward to any videos from this week.... are you getting the crazy air quality issues from the Canadian wildfires? We are pretty bad in upstate NY. Stay safe my friend!
I noticed a little bit of smog a couple of days ago but it is completely unnoticeable where I am now because of all the rain, it's not raining a lot but it's basically drizzling on and off the entire week which is helping block it out
Down in Jersey it was thick like fog, two days ago. No rain here in a while.
Come for the unclogging, stay for the wildlife documentary ;)
Got that one flowing nicely 👌 Hey Post, did anyone ever come up to you asking for your autograph 😉 😎
Turtles crossing roads is a problem in S. Carolina too. I have seen an occasional snapping turtle, but I'm not inclined to pick one of those up lol.
LEARNING A LOT ABOUT NATURE AND GARDENING
Keep up the great work and videos!
Salut from Brunswick, Maine, US....
Another great video. Thank you 🎉
16:20 - "Is that toothpaste still?" I laugh.
Thanks 👍 post ten Glad you have All your fingers LoL 😂 snapping turtle 🐢 bee careful please use rake can't see
I want a strawberry plant! Thanks for reminding me.
Hahahah not me thinking post always yelled when getting started just because he liked to do it 🤦🏼♀️🤣
Lmao 😂
ive never seen poison ivy that climbed like a vine. the ivy in my area is 3 leaves on a single stalk straight from the ground.
I’ve once seen an entire (smaller but still big) side of a barn completely COVERED in growing poison ivy (in Indiana). We were cleaning it up, and learned later not to burn our debris piles from that. Too late, I had a mild reaction (though I’m often immune), everyone else got it bad.
Sometimes those vines can be as thick as a child's arm. Orangey fibrous roots hold it to the tree. It's a crazy
Poison ivy will adapt to its environment- It can grow as a vine and smother fully mature trees, trail over the ground like a ground cover, or grow into a shrubby 'bush' the size of a small tree.
Awesome work my Friend!
This is very impressive as always, Post!
Looks like the local women are impressed by those new pants too. 👍
Have a wonderful day I enjoy your videos!
A very common bird to find in marshlands is the red-winged blackbird. Just like it says on the tin, they're solid black with an orange-red shoulder patch. They can get a bit aggro during nesting season; they'll swoop at you, but they'll eat tent caterpillars by the bucketful. Orioles and robins will help themselves to the caterpillars, too.
4k vidz looking great yo!!!!
Yes, those are flower buds. Of course poison ivy gets flowers! That is where its berries come from.
Thank you Post! 👊👍Always great to hear from you🙂Appreciate you, stay safe and take care my friend 🙏
I love how you put the temperature in Celsius for us metric folks. Thx
Hopefully you do a video on your new truck
I remember when I was a kid CT had a massive gypsy moth caterpillar infestation. There were so many you could hear them eating. We couldn't go barefoot outside because the driveways and sidewalks were loaded with them. It was a really weird summer.
Our weather lately reminds me of the movie Groundhog Day. 50s during the day, 40s at night, sunshine (mostly), a dry north wind and 15% humidity. Our norm is 75%-85% humidity with marine layer drizzle almost every day and a southwest wind. Our last rain was the end of April. They just put us under burn restrictions, which normally don't happen until mid August. I have a feeling it will be an interesting summer!
I wondered what the whoop was for, nice trick. But I think it should be your signature. Before a job gets started, WHOOP!
U need to stop apologising post. Especially about the wind lol. Thank u for bringing us along on ur adventures.
Totally agree.
Those orange birds are likely Baltimore Orioles. I enjoyed the video,keep 'em coming!
Red-winged blackbirds
@@jonathanjudd3168 they are not orange colored.
When I was a kid, I remember watching people torching those tent caterpillar nests. They were everywhere!
Do you do any foraging for food? I would love to see you do a video of the different plants you might forage and eat. Great video... again. :)
Hello, some good advice when walking on a road with two lanes, always walk on the side which faces the traffic. So you can see it coming, it's a lot safer and you can step on to the verge if need be.
Such a beautiful place
Good job.😊
thanks for todays 3 videos!!!! much appreciated!!!!!
Your channel is just so dang cool man.
That Japanese vase has 24k gold flake painted on it it’s a very nice vase
Cool I didn't know it was real gold it doesn't say anything about it. It just says Made in Japan I think I found it on the side of the road
Is that called The Art of Chokin? I got each of my kids a different style of decorative plates.
@@lianabaddley8217 I don't know what it's called
@@post.10 you should look it up! The process is really old. They used to use it on the armament of samurai warriors. Usually the piece comes with an explanation of the whole process.
I was missing the WOOOOP :(
Thanks mucho for the vid.
"Wow, look at the poison ivy!"
Proceeds to not give a single fuck about the poison ivy.
Mind over matter, bois.
13 minutes ago!
Edit: Very satisfying! Such an rapid reaction in the pipe!
All in all I still don't want the beavers to get hit by a vehicle ❤
Loving the vids :) keep em coming.
I got poison ivy just watching this video
Thanks Post!
Beautifully trees
If the birds are black with red patches on their wings, being that there are cattails they are Red Wing Blackbirds. They nest in the cattails.
good video Post.
Another beautiful video POST 10
oh good post has a new video. as calming and destressimg as minecraft mining with no creepers.
Good ol' Minecraft!
Fudging Creepers!
Not judging; I also play Minecraft!
The 1.20 MC update released today!
whooo! put that on a t-shirt and sell it with coffee mugs that have fluorescent vests on them. and mini rakes.
I wouldn’t know what poison ivy looks like! Guess I should Google it. I’m over 50 too!!!
Greetings from Fall River Massachusetts.
The trees do look awesome, thankyou for this.l have seen you here for the 3rd time l am sure.throught you losed your scound camra then,
Doing nice stuff for the.publuc and his mama 😁
Nice work 👍👍👍👍👍
Notice at 14.35 minutes, the lady ask's 'what are you guys doing?' Post 10 is not alone doing this stuff, although Ghost 10 maybe gone, haven't seen her since the huge trip out West last fall. 🙁