Mega Metal Detecting: Three Guys Four Sites
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- Опубликовано: 8 сен 2024
- Today Capt'n Billy, Thor, and I bounce around to several different sites searching cellar holes. We find some great relics but Billy has to scoot early. I didn't last much longer as it got very windy and cold so I scooted back to Billy's house and got warmed up.
About Aquachigger:
I enjoy metal detecting for historical items like gold coins, relics, silver coins, and other buried treasures. I also metal detect for gold and silver nuggets and even meteorites. I like to make videos that promote my choice of lifestyle that includes outdoor adventure,
metal detecting, yapping, searching for river treasure, SCUBA diving, exploring abandoned places, hiking, caving, caring for animals and pets, and observing the things outdoors that often go unnoticed by most people who are not familiar with outdoor adventures and nature. I keep my RUclips "Aquachigger" channel family-friendly and hope you subscribe if you like my style.
BTW, you can also catch me here, / chiggsarmy ,but I may get a little edgier there. FB isn't a place for kids anyway...lol.
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Disabled laying in bed with my minelab gold monster 1000 on the bed, my ATMax and Fisher F22 beside the bed living and detecting vicariously through your videos Beau, thanks for making the my world a better place! Blessings to you and all your endeavors and all your critters and wife who has mega patience with your hobby. Hold Your Breath!
For those who are not familiar with this kind of blueberry production: A blueberry "field" is called a blueberry barren and they are normally found on areas of glacial till - unsorted sediment dropped by a glacier. The soil ph is fairly low...in some cases almost 4! These berries are called "low" bush blueberries because they are not at all like the typical high bush type which can be 6 ft tall and are quite woody with a larger and more fleshy fruit. Low bush blueberries grow to about 12", give or take and spread through underground roots called rhizomes. The berries are quite small in contrast to high bush and some say a bit sweeter, they can be found in things like blueberry pancake mix. They are normally harvested by "raking", whether it be automated or by hand, by dragging a rake through the bushes and collecting the berries. Since they are frequently found on glacial till, many have too many rocks to do an automated harvest and have to rely on human rakers, mostly migrant workers these days but you can find many locals who still rake, in the past Native Americans did a significant amount. Low bush blueberries are harvested on a bi-annual basis, one year you harvest, then cut or burn that field and harvest it again in 2 years, as a one year old plant is the best producer. Most of the berries harvested in that area of Maine end up going to two large processors, one out of Canada and one local, and their relationship to the price of blueberries over the years has been, lets say: "intersting". There are many local growers who have and are trying to develop other markets such as organic berries and providing restaraunts in the Greater Boston area with fresh product. Support your local blueberry grower! Another great vid, Chigg., thanks!
Interesting, thank you!
Southern NJ is where blueberries where first domesticated. Whitesbog in Burlington county was where Elizabeth White and her father were the originaters of the modern highbush berries and many in my family grew and picked through the years. The sandy soil in south jersey is still in my and many others opinion the best tasting blue berry in the world.
I eat blueberries every day. Thanks for the lesson.
Glad you gave this description of an Eastern Country Blueberry Field. Out here in Oregon, they look much closer to a grape orchard than a cranberry bog... Ya know.
And, there are none quite as good as Maine blueberries...
Really enjoy your videos with Capt'n Billy.
Gettin' skunked on the Maine Coast is still a very good day.
Nothin better than a Chigg & Billy adventure.
@ 29:45, strike plate for a door latch of the old mortise lock variety......... the long opening accommodates both lock latch and passage latch...................
Definitely a BEAU-NANZA
😂😂😂😂 Thanx Chigg for another great AQUACHIGGER ADVENTURE
Awesome as usual sir. Naps out in a field or side of the hill are the best. Good luck and stay safe my friend.
Loving the content chig always entertaining And full of history and facts 👍
The three Musketeers out in the sun! :)
Look at at you. Talking about quaternary geology. Impressive.
It was more like 3 miles thickness of ice🙂
Subscribed and love the videos.
The saying goes you can load a Henry on Sunday and shoot all week long 👍
Nannook of the North hide the treasure well. Beautiful landscape.
It's so pretty there ! I remember reading about how treasured a Henley was in the old west. It changed some things on the post-war frontier. -- Love the cute little wheel with it's axle! Oh! BEAU- Nanza ! clever.
Great day for you guys outdoors a large amount of land have a drink 🍺🍺🐈🙏🙋♂️
Good video chigg
Notice how he clammed up after he realized the camera was rolling.
I can understand that. He doesn't want to give up his spots. I bet they've had a very intense discussion before teaming up about exactly what the chigg can film and what he can't.
Imagine how much that ice weighed to cut groves in that bedrock!!! No number high enough probably to say. That would have been awesome to see
Aloha Chigg, So much! Chemtrails there and here and in New Zealand, per photo from a friend. Nice glacial striations! time to sleep. God bless you Chigg!
Those are the kind of places you spend years at. You have to get all the trash out before the good stuff will show itself. Beautiful location though. I was picturing a little cottage with a dock.
That one brass item was probably a lock strike plate from a door frame.
Big Fun 🍀🕊️
Is it just me or does ol billy wait till he cleans a place out before he takes you there…🤔 lol well nice spoon and some nice grape shots can’t get mad at that thanks for sharing beau see you on the next one 👍🏼👊🏼
You and capt billy make a great team. Very fun videos
Them Beavers came up in the conversations 😅 not kidding got a little nervous for ya Beau!
Awesome duuuuude!
Good afternoon from Syracuse NY brother
Godd afternoon.
Thanks for another great episode
Did Timmy get back with Billy about that cannon, pretty country there along the water
Such a lovely area, treasure is an extra
Anyone else do a double take at 20:19, 20:20 where it looks like (in the tree directly behind Chigg's head), it looks like a Whippet-type dog is sitting up in the tree? Ears forward looking out to sea; ( like Chigg).☺🐕( Paredolia)?
One of those spots overlooking the ocean would be an amazing spot for Billy's friend to build a house.🏠 What a view! The bay & ocean there are stunning!
Great glacial striations. Great video.
Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota
See y’all on the next one GOD BLESS
Yeah can't wait to see what you find
Billy nailed it right off the bat! 😁
Wtf? 7 days ago?
Hey Chigg and whoever else is with you
Do like me some thor candy lol. Interesting one today chiggs
Nice hunt chigster! Great job as usual!
Hey Bo, I shared your video with my gold prospecting buddy who can never go out of the house again for health conditions. I really appreciate your videos and we are watching
Fantastic Informative hunting Chigg. Thank You!!!
Nice finds brother 👍👍
Great video today 😊👍
Great content as usual, chig!
That cartridge is old you know that no big caliber rim fire rounds out there today that I know of
Hope you got to take in a Saturday night bean supper?
Beans, red snapper hot dogs, biscuits, etc.
Mmm, mmm.....
As a former local, check for ticks!
No way i could dig that place! It looks like a giant cat box. And youre fingers bro gad zooks.
Nice moose knuckle.
Chig! Any luck coming up with the cannon? There should be stuff in the marshes off Rt 191 / Cutler Rd in East Machias. My grandfather used to tell us stories about the reveloutionary ship the Margaretta , one of the first battles of the revolution. He was a historian guy, president of the Maine Old Cemetery Assoc. (MOCA), and talked about where it came in and took shelter and whatnot. And... have you ever hunted a place called "Pot Head" in Machiasport? Supposedly there's pirate treasure off the East Side Rd. We still have a lot of land up there. I live in Buxton now. :)
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That’s not a cellar hole that’s a Sams Squinch hole Chigg. He moves the big rock out of the way and goes in his hole and lays the rock over the opening
While metal detecting I've been stung and chased by hornets and bees the bees were in the ground. I ran so fast with the detector dragging behind me only held on by the head phones...lol serious.
the old folks would never put their home near apple orchards ,they knew better because of the hornets
I worked in an orchard for 10 years. No hornets there. Go in orchard during "full bloom" thousands of honeybees & bumbles working! It's a buzz with good bees!
That flat nail is a hammer head handle wedge to tighten the wood handle in hammer head
one should recall the shoreline was further out 200 years ago, at one time according to archeologists you could walk to Georges banks, As they have artifacts brought up by draggers
When you "dub" in sound, if you'll record it outside (where there are fewer reflections) it will sound just like your original live mic audio.
Good tip. Thanks
low bush Blueberries! I have heard of, never seen. Very New England! What is can slaw? what?
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Maybe the glacier receding is what removed that cellar hole billy remembers from his past.
I wish every video had billy in it
How many miles does the Chiggmobile have on her.
182,284
I just figured out that Capn Billy always tells you about a cellar hole out there a mile away in the thick brush that's great. Then he starts detecting in the field, are you starting to understand what that wily ol coyote is doing?
Why not go back to that spot where you detected a small silver lode on those rocks the last time you were there?
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@Aquachigger I wasn't first, so I couldn't use "Howdy." Spring is almost here. If you're going to be near Michigan, would you like to come help me detect my great grandparents' house that burnt in the early 1900's?
I bet Billy's got an awesome collection.... sure would like to see it. Whatta ya say Chigg?
Canslaw? Sounds just like Digstock...
Glacial striations
Yes. 1
Chig..as a musician teacher violinmaker..award winner in 1988..I developed calluses on my fingertips that were immune to slight cuts..farmer style.....a super hero in tough manliness in our manly fingers...but..sometimes ya need a good glove?
Reporting in.
anybody in there/ ?? lol lol lol lol ! "bzzzz yezzzzz wezzze are ! bzzzz "
Do you know any history about Johnny Appleseed?
I do. He set up apple nurseries along the frontier to sell the trees to settlers that had to buy them to meet the conditions of their land grants. He was a businessman pure and simple.
We don't use nasty words like buttweirser or buttlite, they chose their side
what was the caliber of the henry rifle
.44
But did you find any roosters?
Imagine that grape shot hitting somebody it would rip them into
First! LOL
Why are so many squeakers non repeatable?
Garrett exist
why don't you use your phone to film on your RUclips channel
This is shameful what they are doing to the brothers ...
1st
Awesome! Thanks!!😊👍