My Most RARE Discovery Yet?! REAL RIVER TREASURE Hunting in Michigan
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- Опубликовано: 27 сен 2024
- The best part about treasure hunting is never knowing what you are going to find. On this particular day my buddy James and I were very surprised to find something incredibly unique and rare!
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Hey Kyle, did a little research on Joe Brodowski for you. Joseph F. Brodowski was born 3/16/1916 and died 12/11/1998. He lived in Vassar, Tuscola, Michigan and is buried in Riverside Cemetery in Vassar. I’ll see what else I can find on him for you. I’m sure he has family in Vassar and that would be a great family heirloom if you would be willing to sell it or part with it. Enjoy your channel buddy!
Wow! That's incredible info you've found. Thank you so much! I wonder if I could get in touch with them. That would be amazing!
I did find more on him. He was married to Florence Mae McNeal Brodowski who died in 2010. They married in Steuben Indiana in 1941. Since her death is not that old her obituary is probably online.
@@WILDKYLE I believe they had a son named Joe Brodowski who is still living in Saginaw MI. I found his current info online but out of respect for him I will not post it in comments but it is easy to locate him.
@@WILDKYLE, hey buddy I’m doing all you are up here in Md on the SOMD cliffs with Miocene and Paleocene time period, also with Native American locations as well.
We should hook up sometime we could go to a hot spot for meg’s
Also I wanted to tell you about a friend selling his property in Alabama soon and has creeks throughout, and has not been lived on in decades. I know I’m more than welcome to go hunt, and would be cool to do a hunt on your show lol
Much love brother and keep on keep’in on
If your interested please feel free to hit me back, but I don’t have any social media so if you are interested we can exchange info and talk better!
That's a lamprey! Super cool! They're parasitic they attach to other fish like a leach. Super primitive they have gill holes like a shark. I've never seen one in the wild before!
In scotland where I'm from we have so many of these in our rivers!
It was cool Dustin, haha just kinda hanging out n didn't move 😂 wonder what was going through its head.
Invasive I have read, they dont want them?
Invasive to the great lakes region tho
They are in Lake Michigan too
Was that an old car battery around 5:05? You had to check the water level and refill the holes with water.
I stand in awe at how you have grown, grasshopper 😂 do you see the voice that you have become and the love you gave being returned? It gives me chills. ❤
Thank you so much ♥️
I live in FL, love yalls content. Keep up the great work. I have potentially an Indian relic sight behind the vast property behind my house. There are mounds, I respect and stay away from the mounds but know they’re there. I will never disturb or disrespect them. You are always very respectful. Keep up the great work sir.
At 4:53 that's an old car battery.
Hey Kyle, this is "sass safrass" fellow rock lover and creek walker. Do believe the funnel looking dodad is from an old tin gas can. The pour spout. My pap was born in 1913 and had a bunch in the garage when I was growing up. Hope u had fun. I love it up there in the u.p. maybe one day u can visit the gitchee gumee agate museum in st Maris, and talk to the lady about the old copper mines. She knows some ppl that have claims out there. And the old mines always have interesting old bottles lying about and dumped. Not to mention the malachite azurite and other secondary minerals in those old mines. Good luck with everything!
Battery, not to be in water! Super video, great music background with proper volume, thanks!❤
You take us on the best adventures! I truly enjoyed this one, watching the bottles underwater was a unique perspective. I saw the pinned comment about Mr. Brodowski...that is super cool! Have a wonderful week Kyle! Thanks again for a very enjoyable video!
Would love to see the sign all cleaned up...even better, a video on HOW to clean filthy porcelain signs.
I'm not sure if I know how yet but I'm gonna find out 😂
Kind of sad that we are so ignorant about keeping our rivers clean! Keep on picking Wildkyle! 😊
I agree why do humans insist on destroying the life blood of the earth
You think dirty rivers are bad you should google “ Space Debris ” and you’ll see how ignorant we really are to pollute the solar system 😂
Hi Kyle, I love learning from you, especially about fossils. But I gotta tell you, no matter how clear Michigan's waters may look, You couldn't get me to stick my face in it. I suppose that goes for any unknown body of water. To many pollutants where dumped into so many of Michigans waters during the 1960s and 1970s. I am glad to see your wearing a wet suit and gloves though. I walk rivers in my own state but with waterproof waders, gloves to protect from getting cut, and use a grabber to pick up items. I detect and collect. Well, I pretty much take anything I am able to lift up out of the water, especially if it is a known swimming spot. Glad to see you found so many cool finds. My favorite is the green bottle. Keep on keeping man!
Looks like some type of battery, should have gotten that out.✌️❤️
I live in west Mich. I'd give my left foot to have guys like you to hang with around my area. I love creek and river hunting.
So I didn’t see your sub count and didn’t look at view count but about 5 minutes in I’m like this is just great! Then of course I then see I’m not the only one 50k plus subs and great views. Best thing about RUclips is the people pick and they are usually not wrong. Great content.
Hey! Thanks so much. I really appreciate the kind words :) thanks for watching!
I always love what you find everywhere you go. You got some awesome finds as you always do. Loved the video. Yes, go back and do some more hunting there. See what else you can find.
Junk- One man's junk is another man's treasure. I was born in Battle Creek Michigan. The body shop sign is an EPIC sign Kyle! Most likely one of a kind! Super cool! Great video, look forward to the next one!!
Thanks so much Angie I'm happy you enjoyed the video. I am so thrilled about the sign!
That sign is really cool. Great to have a bit of background on Joe.
I'm glad some info turned up on him!
7:00 a Lamprey, the fish equivalent of a giant leech! 😂
Metal detector or pin pointer would have been nice there. Bet you would have found a coin or 2
Gotta get myself a good underwater detector!
Weird fish is a Lamprey, nice find !
They are so cool!
Fun fact: MI sent lampreys, which are an invasive species here, to England for King Charles to have in a pie at his coronation.
Every time I get a notification that WILDKYLE has uploaded, I get so happy! You have inspired me to start a bottle collection of my own. You’re my favorite RUclipsr and you never fail to put a smile on my face.
Thanks so much! This means a lot to me. I'm happy I could help inspire that for you. ♥️🙏
Thanks for sharing the adventure, sir. Really cool sign. I know those can be really collectible. Especially if they can be linked to known historical events. Pretty sweet!
That's a lamprey. They have crazy teeth filled mouths that suction themselves to fish and eat them.
They are so wild looking!
@WILDKYLE they sure are! Don't want to have one latch on to your leg! And what an incredible sign! I wonder if Joe still has relatives living in the area and what business is at the old shops location now!?!
It's probably come inland to breed ❤❤❤😂
@SonOfVulkan they have found their way in through the St Lawrence River and are slowly spreading throughout the great lakes. But quite possibly, they are in these rivers spawning!
@sleighridefishing9027 with how, specifically, the Sea Lampreys life cycle works (im fairly confident thats a sea Lamprey) its only purpose is to breed in fresh water gravel beds
Great video brother man! I like the music in the video! Hopefully we can get a Michigan hutch next time.
A Michigan hutch is gonna happen for sure one of these days!
Great day Kyle! Fun in the river.
Great sign with some interesting history. There has to be more to this story. Super finds.
Those were all some really cool finds! That aign you dound was awesome and then the article that your friend found that mentions that specific body shop in it, is just wild! I would love to see a follow up about the sign and to see it after you got it cleaned up a bit! Just really cool stuff and its awesome the things you find in these creeks and rivers! Thanks Kyle! And i love the new album! Its awesome!
That sign was a once in a lifetime find. Definitely the only one left. Might have been a pair ??? 👍
Dude I'm so jealous, you have the best job in the world! Live the video and thank you! By the way awesome sign.
That box around the 5 minute mark is an old 6 volt automotive battery
Love the Creek bottle videos!!
It's exciting when an enamel sign is found whole and yours is two-sided! Can't wait to see it cleaned up. :-)
The green bottle, so cool.
The big square thing under water was a car or vehicle battery
Great video. I could feel the fun you were having. Great teasures found!
My only complaint is that same music playing over and over. Thank goodness the level of sound was more appropriate than most videos I've watched with music!
Thanks for sharing your adventure with us!
Another very entertaining video! 👏👏👏💖 Thank you
Luck is in the air brother! Not doin bad myself lately.
I saw some of your crazy finds lately! Glad the luck is going around!
Great video, some interesting finds in that river, That sign is fabulous, I don't think that was an eel, it looked more like a lamprey.
I think that eel looking fish was a Lampetra very ancient breed of fish
Another cool video. You should collect and sell the non-embossed bottles that are good. I'm sure they would sell to those who paint bottles and put in them the fairy lights
Wow bro, that sign kicks ass!
I love old bottles. What a cool spot. The playboy vhs 🤣🤣🤣 I would’ve freaked out when I found that sign. I need Rivers like this.
Another great adventure video. What river is this? I live in mid-Michigan, just curious.
The big boxy thing at 5 minutes - could it be an old car battery?
That seems to be the consensus now!
Love the beer bottles, and that green bottle Beautiful!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍
I look forward to your videos every week! You know I was thinking. ....since you make glasses out of some...why not do a collection of the old bottle top varieties just smooth the bottoms like you do the glasses. They would stand and display nicely..... just a thought...oh and the big square thing with the cable was an old car or boat battery.. 😊😊😊😊
Beautiful bottle with the deer!!!👍👍👍👍👍👍🙂❤
Nice hunt and finds!
Lol. I have created and entire story in my head by the things you found there today. Guns playboy, liquor, body shops. Grats on the finds
Guys I believe that is one of the pistols that the military gave the fighter pilots in case they had to bail out of an airplane.
11:07 My guess is tip of old funnel
Reminded me of a firehose nozzle.
Awesome sign! ❤️❤️😃
Hey Kyle. I can't believe I met you at DG in Centreville Mi. of all places and we were talking about this very video. Lol! Can't wait to do some fossil hunting with you. Your new friend Gil
michigander here and I just have to say that this looks like it could take place just across the road from me. Now I want to go see if anything is in the creek/river near me.
Would love to see the sign cleaned up!.. also that playboy vhs tape! ok not really that one.. but thanks for the lol..
the tube like piece you found. . . . .its one of the milking cups from the milkers used to milk cows. When they hook up a milker to a cow with a special belt in which the milkers are suspended, they hook up the suction hose that the compressor is sucking air. And they put a cows teat into each milking cup. There's usually only 4, one for each teat. The suction in the cups gentley sucks the milk from the teats. It takes about an hour+ when the udder is empty. As the teats are milked, they get smaller in length and will fall off the teat. They take the milker tank off the cow, pour it into a filtered milk can, and the compressor then sucks all that milk and puts it into the big milk cooler. My dad milked cows with his brother and dad twice a day. I forget how much milk the milker tanks hold. Depends on the cows udder size and breed, one milking can produce about 20-30 gallons. I think the milkers hold 40 gal.
I don't know if dairies still use this system or not for a small operation. But to get top dollar for the milk, and qualify for Grade A milk, dairies had to convert to a newer system, still uses the milking cups, but there's no milking tank, the milk goes straight from the cow to the big cooler.
Would like to have seen the bottles cleaned up
Use oxalic acid on the gun to see if you can clean the rust and find a number on it
Use a mixture of 4 gallons to 3 table spoons of oxalic powder, soak for 2 hours and scrub with a sponge with green side repeat until finished I wouldn't recommend it with the sign it makes paint look dull unless it's waxed afterwards.
I love u kyle i watch all of ur video and i found a lot of bottles and i found one 1800s bottle
Agree, live in Michigan and couldn't believe the junk!, I would have been leary about the pollution too. I metal detect and even though I don't find value each time i get rid of alot of junk! Happy hunting
Them Saginaw bottles are awesome!
6:55 sea lamprey in the river to spawn.
About 11:34, the rubber tube goes to the inside of a stainless milker from a dairy farm. About early 60’s to mid 70’s. They had to be cleaned twice a day after milking cows. I never seen one used as an oil funnel because oil eats rubber as someone suggested before.
the cube was a battery
Lol, called the police and nobody's home...I guess Barney locked himself in the cell again, lol.
At 4:54 - a 12V car battery
At 6:41 - a Lamprey Eel (should have taken out of the river.) It is an invasive species that destroys Michigan fish.
Mystery item... Battery
If you added a shelf on the bottom of your body shop sign, you could keep dead dolls on it.
Awesome finds!!!!
Lks like old battery when we put water in them
I think it would be an amazing video if you located his family and returned it to them
It wouldn't be a Wild Kyle video without finding a doll part in a river or creek. 😂
It's Americana music!💜💜💜🎶🎶🎶
Kyle at 4:55 that is an old car battery
Yes, it looks like an oil funnel to me.
Reminds me of a firehose nozzle.
someone should be able to get more info on the sign, and if you can piece together the story, please update us! On that and the gun... actually, if you have more stuff that you have later found out things about, why not do like a "update video", I , at least, appreciate learning about stuff like that as well as watching things found :)
I live in Michigan and I’m hoping that sometime before the end of this video you will mention which river this is. 😊
Aren’t some of these Coca-Cola bottles with these dates gonna be more desirable 20+ years from now?
Dude, spent yesterday in the Muskegon river. Nothing to find but more than once I thought , if wild Kyle was here he would find the goods. Hahaha
Ahhh I'm surprised you didn't find anything! Keep on trying! I've had that river on my radar but have not checked it out yet.
@@WILDKYLE the river is crazy shallow, clear and clean might be your time to check it out.
Thanks 👌 ❤😊
As always you took us on a great adventure ❤❤❤❤
Dude I’m friends with James on Facebook 😅I find it crazy to find a video from you with him in it super cool 😎
Box with holes. Old battery case I think.
That looks like part of a crosscut saw! Cool!
square thing with holes looked like an old battery
What happened to the mammoth find from your trip with Cris recently?
Nice find
Item at 5:00 is a lead acid battery
That box was a old car battery
Joseph F. Brodowski was 33 years old in 1950. Living in Vassar and was from New York. His occupation was “metal bumper” and location was “garage”. Not sure if that means his garage or another. From 1950 census.
He’s also listed as a mechanic/garage in the 1930 census.
A recap story in the March 9, 2011 Vassar Times.
In 1961 Joseph Brodowski a local body shop owner caused a stir in the auto industry when he came up with a design to convert Corsair coupe into a convertible.
Check the banks for green and blue mason jars. Frequently tossed over the edge of rivers
The item that you said might be for a car, might also possibly be a part of a beer tap!
4:57 old car battery
You can see the +/- terminal... in fact you grab hold of it haha
7:00 Lamprey
The VHS takes the cake
The “eel” is a lamprey -
That weird fish you saw might be a Lamprey.
When you pulled out the brick it reminded me of my own brick story.
Born in Buffalo NY, moved to Canton OH when I was 2. Grew up. 10 years ago I found out there were fossils in Buffalo. Summer of 2023, we went to Buffalo to fossil hunt and found a brick in the creek.
Metropolitan
Block
Canton O
Of course I brought it back home to where it was born 😅
It's beautiful. I wish I could post the pictures of it
The big block is a car battery, hopefully you pulled that out, good stuff love it 💪💪. 🙏✌️💪🇺🇸