UNCLOGGING CULVERTS IN THE WOODS 03/2024 NT#38
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- Опубликовано: 10 мар 2024
- #beaverdamremoval #beaverdam #unclogging #oklahoma #culverts #cleaning
FAQs/Why would they do that?! Answers
We are so glad you are here! Welcome to our channel!
1. We are in Oklahoma near the Arkansas border.
2. We do this on a volunteer basis.
3. Kim aka Mom is retired. Jennifer owns her own business as a massage therapist.
4. We film multiple locations in one day since we can’t go out all the time given Jen’s full time job. You may not see all the locations we filmed that day in one video.
5. You may see other people in our videos at times including Granny aka Sue (mom’s mom), Jeff (Kim’s husband and Jennifer’s dad), or Jessica (Jennifer’s little sister) and Lucy (our beautiful, amazing, wonderful dog).
6. Many wonder why we put stuff down culverts. A few reasons: it provides help for wildlife, we like to and it would have gone downstream anyway. If it blocks another culvert then we will take care of that too but most of the locations we visit are in incredibly rural areas where there won’t be another culvert for miles.
7. We care about wildlife and never want to cause harm to them. The only reason we will clear a beaver damn is if it is threatening land or roads that can not be accessed any other way. It may not be the road directly within sight but a farm road close by.
8. We appreciate advice in the comments. We understand that we will receive constructive criticism in the comments. What we won’t allow is the calling of names, derogatory terms, or just plain calling us stupid or idiots. We are all adults here and the internet is already a largely negative place as it is, let’s not add to it. We are people doing our best to help our neighborhood and planet by picking up trash and clearing culverts. Why do we deserve hate for that?
9. You may not agree with or like the way we did something but that doesn’t mean we did it wrong. There is a right/wrong way to dismantle a bomb. Clearing culverts is up for interpretation to the one doing the work.
10. We hope that you enjoy our videos and will keep coming back for more! Any other questions you have feel free to ask in the comments.
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I am so glad you and mom enjoy nature so much and do a great job on the Culver's 😆🐸
I ENJOYED WATCHING THE VIDEO LADIES ANOTHER JOB WELL DONE 😊
Iron oxidizing bacteria. Harmless and natural.
Doing a rain dance especially for you lol
Good job, ladies
Ladies North Carolina here that crystals clear water hard to find this day and times
ThT spring water that was orange is iron oxidation in the water, which has somehow congealed into slime. My theory is in the winter, it frozen as bubbles and maintains it shape.
That intro was so good❤ we got to really experience the beautiful scenery😍
Nice to see you two at it again! You got me so used to floods that dry culverts really disappoint. 🤪 👋🏻👋🏻👋🏻
Us too!
@@culvertsandmore 🤣
Beautiful scenery again.
You have some beautiful scenery where you are ❤
What a beautiful location! Another job well done
An ounce of prevention is worth a pound of cure. Clearing before the water comes will keep from it becoming a huge problem. Great jobs!
Just curious. When you have a lot of leaf debris why not use your other rake to remove the majority of it? Those potato rakes only have 4 spaced out prongs . Therefore they are not really meant for moving a large amount of leaf debris.
Very good job.
So happy when your vids come up! 🎉🎉🎉
Aloha 🌺 Kim, Jen & Grandma! So many were hard to see. Good job Ladies! Beautiful surroundings! 🥰🌺💐💖
Looks like they need some rain
Beautiful scenery!
Maintenance is the thing. Good job! 😎
From the rusted barrell
You say not a whole lot, but every little bit helps. Much love from Galveston. Y’all got a workout in. Love the rocks in the first section. 😁
A lot of preventative maintenance in these video’s. It helps in days to come. Good job once again Kim & Jen.
Maybe some food dye may help in finding the culverts! You are both amazing!
Woo Hoo!!! 🙌🏼. NT!!!
maybe the culverts that have rock coul be opened with a spade. Haave you ever tried that? It might just work.
great job ladies!!
Great day!
Why in the world did they put that barrel around that spring to rust?
You are using the wrong rake for leaves. But good job.
That brown is iron oxide
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Well...if you drink some of the orange iron stained water you won't have to worry about any iron defiancy in your diet for a short while lol...😅😅
Jehovah god gave us such beautiful sites in ok. Thank you for all your hardworking taking care of it?,
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Hello ladies, did the items come? 😊😊😊😊❤❤❤
Which ones?
Yes we received them. Thank you so much!!
great effot girls
My guess is the orange in thre spring could be sulfer.
iron oxide bacteria - harmless
why you left running culvart.You can do work their