What We Found 14 FEET In The Ground! | Bottle Digging
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- Опубліковано 6 вер 2024
- It's been a while, but we went back up to Badger's dump in excitement to pull some great finds. Unfortunately, it didn't go exactly as planned. Watch to find what we managed to pull from the ground at 14 feet deep.
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I love that you elders pass along your passion for and knowledge of old bottle digging to younger folks. Bluing was indeed for laundry...most notably for making whites look whiter.
Hello 👋 from New York Thank you for bringing me along with you guy's on you're dig I enjoyed watching I can't wait to see what you guy's find next 😀 😊
Don't have a bad day . Keep your chin up. I dig and have days like that.to a New Day tomorrow good luck 🙏👍🙏
Awesome amount of digging done, better luck next dig :-)
Nice video. How to dig is very cool.😍
Cloverdale digger is the best! Works his but off, yet hey lad, stop putting yourself at such risk!
Thanks Karyn.
Now that’s a hole enjoyed watching
Stop making fun of him, he's a dam hard worker with so much passion!
You Know guys I hate to see that. But at least you were able to hang out with the Badger. That's always a plus. Does the Badger have a channel?
He does not have a UA-cam channel yet, but he really wants to get one up soon.
@@cloverdalediggers Well guys, there were some pretty good looking slicks. If your interested, I'll send you a few dollars to send them my way
Thanks. We'll send an email this weekend and get some out by Monday!
I won't do facebook. Is there another way to view Badger's bottles?
For now he is only on Facebook. Hopefully Badger can join UA-cam soon.
😂😂😂
Maybe try digging some bottles next time haha
We didn't quiet feel like digging bottles in this episode. We just wanted to dig for the heck of it.
Awesome Diggers but sadly camera work is Blurry good bit of the time.....
We do appreciate the feedback. We use a GoPro because they are basically indestructible. Unfortunately, it seems that they aren't the best of focusing or capturing detail up close.
I’m curious. If I wanted to try digging. Do I get the homeowners permission. Or if public land, do I need to get a permit for a site or is there a blanket permit to cover multiple sites? A separate permit required for state and federal lands. Do you have to fill the dig back in. Thanks.
Omg worried if soil caves in as you dig deep
You should always be careful when you go deep, and that's why it's important to dig with other people so they can alert you of potential falls. Halfway down in this dump, the ground gets really hard and that helps prevent some collapses.
Is there anything in that hole worth that much work? Whew
We were hoping so, but it just ended up being a dry dig. You never know what is going to come out.
Did y'all find all the pieces to that croc?
No, Benita. We found a lot of pieces to it but still missing a large piece from the back. Not quite enough to glue back together.
thas bwoke buth ith uh bothlel
Way too much digging for nothing much ,you guys live in PA go find and dig some shallow 1860 1880s farm surface dumps I do here in central jersey and 2 feet down seam sided flasks rare meds an Dr townenends in minutes no ash
There are parts of this dump that only go a few feet down and still have some great stuff. We've been working in this hole because we pulled out some really nice bottles a few feet behind us back in the beginning of this year. They were probably 24 feet down. We have enough fun doing it that we don't mind going a few extra feet.
@@cloverdalediggers don't get me wrong you guys are great at what you do and I appreciate your work ethic keep it up thanks for videos