My husband is a plant manager of Ames here in Tennessee! Not only did we make trench shovels, we also made cannons! Ames is still in business to this day. That shovel is an awesome find! Love the video ✝️💕🇺🇸
I live in the next town over from where Ames started back in the 1700's. The old factory buildings are still sanding and have been restored and turned into luxury apartments.
One thing I learned about metal detecting is to never fall in love with the treasure until you're done hunting or you'll be stuck admiring all the treasure you have and forgetting about the treasure that is still to be found
Hey Heavy D my mom was very happy you went and ate at their restaurant B.C. Chicken in Kaysville Ut. She even took a picture with you and was talking about it for weeks. Thank you you made her day. :)
Oh WOW, I have been there a few times, I grew up in Logan and have a buddy that lives in Layton and we always go there when I visit. Now I want some souvlaki... Anyway cheers from New Orleans!
My wife and I have stopped and ate at BC off & on, several times over the years. Loved it each time. And, we always order to go, to take back home to YAAK Montana which is in NW Montana. We put in one of our YETI COOLERS. We 2 of, THE WHOLE CHICKEN PLATE,$21,99, And 2 of the, CHICKEN & RIB COMBO FAMILY PACK, $39,99 And 2 of the, RIB-PLATE FAMILY-PACK, $38,99 You betcha we get all that and The YETI COOLER cannot be beat!!!!!! The TUNDRA 45 MODEL.
@@garlandremingtoniii1338 thank you. We didn't know our food goes all the way to Montana. Im currently living in Mexico but once im able to go back to the states im starting a franchise for sure.
This guy is great, super smart, humble and successful. Literally parks his helicopter on top the mountain like a boss to go explore. Utah is such a great state.
Hey guys. Greetings from New Zealand. Many years ago, my late father had the same knife and fork set. It's for carving the Sunday roast. You're quite right it was made in India, probably in the 1940's and the wood is Indian Teak with brass fittings. Great find.
Yup. I have one. They were sold in England. GIs brought them home from WW2. I doubt thats a miners cache. Its a Vets possessions. Lots of guys with PTSD went out into the deserts and wild places after the war to escape civilization and the terrors they had witnessed and never returned. Maybe the sweater belonged to a woman and he buried these things, mementos as a way to move on. Or based on the remoteness and the nearby cliff....I'm betting he moved on the quick way. I bet theyd find his remains at the bottom of that cliff.
Man, i was stoked when i saw that carving set come out of the wrappings. We have one the exact same as it in the family (probably in storage now). Exact same carvings as well. I was thinking the fact they found it buried could be a sign it was real old. After finding this comment, i then found out its indian origins, and then did a search on it. Turns out they are worth anything between 100 and 300 euro a set.
@@noahherman4642 lmao what did they ever actually find on oak island? i noticed theyre still advertizing shows about oak island, with the same guys(i think) but its not about treasure in the hole anymore...
The item you unwrapped at 15:50 is a carving set. One end is a fork the other end is a knife. They were imported in MASS from India in the 60s and 70s and sold in retail import shops, notable Pier 1. I had one back in the day.
Back in the '70s, they were a dime a dozen you could get one at your local Sunny Surplus Store, they carried all types of old military gear and camping stuff.
The hammer and shears make me thing he was an army engineer/electrician who served in WW2 and buried his most precious belongings and had his ashes spread at the benchmark Dragon
Guys, a lot of those mines in that area were Uranium mines. You need to be careful about concentrated Radon in those closed environments. Cool Helo footage!
Dudes, man, Heavy D & D… U guys have so much fun! U guys do all the stuff I’m totally into! How beautifully magical Utah is& how cool that u can just fly wherever mostly. I love u guys & your content & crazy cool fun adventures & investigations!
My Grandpa Danny Malloy and his coworker was blown up in that mine in the early 1980s. His friend was killed and my Grandpa survived. He took the rocks from that mine to the grave with him. Every morning he scratched his skin and rocks would come out. I haven’t seen that mine since I was a kid. Thanks!!
My dad had a drilling rig in the 1950's in the Kansas City area. There are tons of caves around here that people decided to use for cold storage. He drilled clean air vents to allow people to use caves further from the entrance.
The wire mesh you're seeing is part of the ground support. The mines we work in nowadays have that over everything. Crazy to see how these crazy old timers mined. Word of caution get an mx4 to test air if you're going to explore old mines.
@@calisthenicsforlife177 lots of things, it measures the Oxygen percentage as well and co2 percentage. Let’s you know if you have safe air to breathe or not enough
@@calisthenicsforlife177 Back in the day miners would take caged canaries down into the mines because they're very susceptible to gases and chemicals. If the canary died, they knew to get out fast because the air wasn't safe to breathe.
WOW! Great video . The last 30 seconds or so were the best for me. I see the water reflect the right hand wall as the chopper passes over the sandbar below. epic photography . Thanks for taking us with you on your amazing journeys and making me anyways feel like I'm right there with you . Love you guys. Many blessings.
Oh Boy I've been Metal Detecting for years, and I can tell you this. Some times you finds valuables stuff and is good and exiting. But The real treasure is those places and the landscape and of course been there with your friends! That is priceless!
You guys are definitely living a dream! The toys you guys play with rival the best of the bad boys! Love your show. And the cave exploration was crazy!
Moab looks beautiful. My husband & I have lived in Utah since January 2019. We have two Jeeps, but have never been near southern Utah. He is an OTR truck driver & only gets home for 4 days every 2 months. I love following your escapades, but usually watch them on TV. You guys are wonderful & very generous. Beautiful country.
I though the same. Could have been a memorial for someone maybe that died out there? or someone's favorite camp spot, but looks like a long hike in? how far from the closest road?
If y'all are into that now, I can show you around a bit. We can start with the Phoenician tombs outside of cameo or a lost city under a mountain in eastern Utah.
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL Landscape! Thats The Greatest Treasure & Then To Find Valuables Right In The Middle O Blessings For U, Heavy D and Crew, For ALL Of Your Time, Energy & Selfless Hard Work U Give To People/Victims whom U Dont know.
Now you can see why Brent is addicted to going through the mines and looking for treasures too, especially bluejeans. I know you said you wouldn’t have the same patients as he has, but once you get going, it gets really exciting.
Patients = a medical personnel or facilities‘a customer Patience = the ability to remain even tempered in the face of an annoyance or the ability to wait
Really cool stuff you have there @HeavyDSparks! Im amazed how you guys come up with such a unique content. Basically every show is something different. Really love the vibe and got super interested of the new upcoming content. Also loved the video of the snowcat accident. Got me emotional. Sending you love from Tallin, Estonia in Europe. Take care guys!
Guys, you delivered a trifecta! The scenery was beautiful, the GoPro footage from the helicopter was epic, and you found treasure! So, how about doing some more helicopter trips to look for treasure in beautiful Utah? Thanks for the awesome content! Cheers from San Francisco.
The Watkins bottle was 11 fl. oz. and could have contained Red Liniment, White (Camphor) Liniment, Vanilla Extract, or Cough Medicine. All were packaged in this bottle. The entrenching tool was manufactured in the U.S. by Ames company and was made in 1944 for American troops. The Indian carving set looked like one of the cheap tourist types that are still being made.
My Grandparents had that exact knive/fork set setting in their living room, along with many other items brought back from asia when my uncle came back from Vietnam War. My father was cook in air force then in merchant marines he brought back coins, as well as a set of swords from India for my brother and I. A brother in law eventualy stole them.
Good Fun! And some great memories from 1974 when I did a ladies river trip in the Spring with high water from Green River to Lake Powell … reading Powell’s journal as we went …. Such a very special time … Yeah, Utah is amazing!
The knife and fork are a carving set that was made in India for tourists. Worth whatever it will sell for in a flea market. BTW: it didn't do the job when I tried to carve a roast with mine.
@@cameronjensen2961 nope. Made to last is different than still being shinny. No matter what it sheen would be oxidized. Would something that old and well made be “restored” sure. But it would come out of the ground already restored.
That moment where you actually find something worth something even if it is just one coin it is amazing. My father when I was very young in an era they still wore bell bottoms used to go out with his metal metal detector and sometimes we would hunt jackrabbits and stuff in the Nevada desert. He found a 10 oz gold nugget just sitting under a bush. No kidding. Then another one bigger I cannot remember how much he said it weighed but it was pretty exciting. The only issue was when he found them it started a fever (GOLD FEVER) in him that made him think he would find millions of them and we walked that damned desert so much and rode dirt bikes out there and went hunting, to this day I cannot get the dust out my mouf. I think he found some coins and misc stuff like old watches but never again found gold. But it is exciting!
You guys seriously get me through some serious depression. You're freaking inspiring and get me out of the house and doing something! Thanks for being badass mofos 🤙
That's why they are sifting the sand with shovels not proper tools as they know exactly what they are looking for, anyone with half a brain that stumbles across "buried treasure" wouldn't want to lose anything, Americans believe absolutely anything, that's why their government feeds them so many lies and they buy it, even if the truth comes out many years later they feed them another bs excuse that they buy into again, look at the propaganda they fed them on tv a few decades ago, utter nonsense that Americans believed, even nowadays the content creators feed them that much fake bs for views, Mr beast is a perfect example, maybe the most successful RUclipsr, if you can't tell that the content he creates is mostly staged you are most likely an American, but hey it's the country of freedom right? So much freedom Alex Jones has to go to court for something he said, but let's film it and turn it into a show for people to watch about a man who built his career on talking shit mostly, USA is for the crazies
I love it there is a modern day army shovel and wire cutters and the one guy goes “is that a scroll” Yes it’s an ancient Egyptian scroll. Aliens came into the future and brought stuff back 2000 years ago that’s why they’re together in the same pile. Of course it’s not a scroll you Putz
@34:37 God flying that chopper over that river in the mountains ⛰ looks like you went to heaven so majestic . Can’t imagine seeing a sunset 🌅 from that thing 🚁
I've had a metal detector for 15 years and I have always dreamed of doing what you are doing. Good luck to you guys always and I hope you find Millions. You deserve it you worked for it. And we pray for you to find it
Dude is a video channel,gotta hook comments and interest.It’s not about the fish on the plate,it’s how it got there that is the money maker,break it down.
That's my great-uncles stash!!!!!!! Holy Shit!!! He told me about his issued shovel and back country fork and knife set that he buried in the Utah desert!!!! He was an officer in the U.S. Army during WW2 and after returning home from Europe he went on a hunting trip to Utah then got lost and buried his extra gear and intended to come back for it later, but forgot where it was after the years. His name was Captain James Clickbait.
Moab is an amazing place! So much to see which you wouldn't think considering it's a desert but so many awesome and amazing things! I seem old like cave writings and something almost like hieroglyphs and a ladder made from trees that were wedged in a crack in the cliff for the natives to access the top of the canyon I was in, it was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen! We camped at the campground across the street from McDonald's for a about a week. We took 2 jeeps down on a enclosed trailer for a week of probably the best time I've ever had in my life!
The knife set is a carving set for carving meat like ham or turkey. I had the same set years ago. With the shape of everything its probably from the 60s or 70s.
I used to watch y'all's tv show but I never knew you had a RUclips channel and I'm SO glad I found it!! I've been binge watching! Your videos are AWESOME 😁😁
The Knife and Fork is a carving set for food. I have one I inherited from my grandmother years ago and it sits in a display case in my den along side a bunch of other cool antiques
We love the treasure filled deserts . I live in New Mexico in high desert old wagon trails are the best hunting areas I've found so many cool things no gold though . Love watching you guys .
@@HeavyDSparks The hammer and chisel could of been used to carve out on the side of that rock! It was the one you guys were checking out, could be worth a second look!
Much respect to you HeavyD!! You’re very inspirational with the entrepreneurial ideas and bad ass toys.. I would love to make it after my medical school journey and share fun toys with my friends too
As an ex-land surveyor, I've seen and worked off of A LOT of those USGS monuments... oh yeah, those are called concrete monuments, there is a series of those from the Maine/ Canada border all the way to the Texas/ Mexico border, they mark, or indicate the mean high water line along the coast... not sure why they'd put one on a mountain, other than visibility... thanks for another great one, keep it up and go enjoy some nature today...!
I had no idea Heavy D could fly his own helicopters. I just always thought he was like a Trump, just air angles with his name on it. That's super cool he can just load the boys up n go flying n take spontaneous adventures like that! Wow what a life! U work hard u can play hard!
This guy, pilot mechanic humble I like him, that's why he is living like a king in America, winch I was there not in South Africa, corrupt Country where only politician's can do what they are doing, but glad for you guys living the good live💯
Doesn’t matter how long ago it was left there - this is a really cool find in the middle of nowhere. You should do this more often. I find it amusing that some people were unrealistically expecting the treasure to be a literal giant stash of money. Awesome nonetheless.
It was staged dude, why would someone bury that shit in the middle of a sand wash with no defining marker. They put that shit there a frlew months ago then came back to "find" it for the video.
@Winston Smith any one whose ever done real treasure hunting and prospecting can spot a fake a mile away. Im not knockin him, he got over a million views but its way to convenient.
I love this channel, and Dave and the guys are great... but that shovel alone, was too pristine. Between the arid air, monsoons and vast varying temperature fluctuations over the years, all that cloth and leather material would have turned to dust as soon as you touched it. I had army tarps break down in Tucson within 2 years after being left outside. No way grandma's cotton blanket lasted 60+ years under 10 inches of sand.
the detectors would be ok, if these guys knew how to use them. guy holds one up to glass jar (held in the same hand with big knife) that'll get you a signal everytime. so will highly mineralized soil...
Please do more of these episodes!!! I've watched many others but to me, these are the most enjoyable!!! Watching you guys get soooo excited left me with goosebumps and I was cracking up! Great finds and awesome 🚁 footage!!! Big TENNESSEE fan!!!
Try to keep the metal detectors as close to the ground as possible when swinging them. They don't have long ranges and you are losing a lot of their range holding the coil 6 inches above the ground.
Ya know that feeling when you look for treasure and stumble along an ancient Indian burial ground and get cursed and now have demons tryna getcha? Idfk I just wanted to say something random
@@EtTuBrute7777 wow tahst pretty cool I got a ammo box taht was used by 50 call machine gun or a 30 call machine gun from ww2 my great grandfather brought it form ww2 home know we still use it for tools and ammo so and a m1 garbed form ww2 which was used by a marine my great grandfather traded with on a hospital ship he gave teh marine a Japanese officers sword and most likely also whiskey
My husband is a plant manager of Ames here in Tennessee! Not only did we make trench shovels, we also made cannons! Ames is still in business to this day. That shovel is an awesome find! Love the video ✝️💕🇺🇸
That’s great info, thx. Love Tennessee!
And the best pick axes.
Don’t forget about Sabers. Ames made those too I believe during the Civil War
What part of Tennessee? Chattanooga herr
I live in the next town over from where Ames started back in the 1700's. The old factory buildings are still sanding and have been restored and turned into luxury apartments.
One thing I learned about metal detecting is to never fall in love with the treasure until you're done hunting or you'll be stuck admiring all the treasure you have and forgetting about the treasure that is still to be found
@Zippy Thekid whatever drugs you are doing you should ease off.
@@theldraspneumonoultramicro405 It's this old one that goes by "religion", the offshoot which teaches you being happy is a crime.
We love metal detecting!
He's a Mormon with multiple whives and extremely rich don't forget 😂😂
Hey Heavy D my mom was very happy you went and ate at their restaurant B.C. Chicken in Kaysville Ut. She even took a picture with you and was talking about it for weeks. Thank you you made her day. :)
Oh WOW, I have been there a few times, I grew up in Logan and have a buddy that lives in Layton and we always go there when I visit. Now I want some souvlaki... Anyway cheers from New Orleans!
@@scottcol23 really? I used to own the bc chicken on 12th street and on 36th street in ogden.
Thats cool
My wife and I have stopped and ate at BC off & on, several times over the years. Loved it each time. And, we always order to go, to take back home to YAAK Montana which is in NW Montana. We put in one of our YETI COOLERS. We 2 of, THE WHOLE CHICKEN PLATE,$21,99, And 2 of the, CHICKEN & RIB COMBO FAMILY PACK, $39,99 And 2 of the, RIB-PLATE
FAMILY-PACK, $38,99 You betcha we get all that and The YETI COOLER cannot be beat!!!!!! The TUNDRA 45 MODEL.
@@garlandremingtoniii1338 thank you. We didn't know our food goes all the way to Montana. Im currently living in Mexico but once im able to go back to the states im starting a franchise for sure.
This guy is great, super smart, humble and successful. Literally parks his helicopter on top the mountain like a boss to go explore. Utah is such a great state.
Except for all of the weirdo mormons
@@Lil.B.The.Based.God.these guys are all mormons though
The real treasure is having that helicopter and the friends to go exploring with.
Spot on!
God damn that was a harsh truth
If you get a helicopter I’ll go exploring
Lmao
Friends 1st chopper 2nd but yup!
Hey guys. Greetings from New Zealand. Many years ago, my late father had the same knife and fork set. It's for carving the Sunday roast. You're quite right it was made in India, probably in the 1940's and the wood is Indian Teak with brass fittings. Great find.
Ive got one of these now
Yup. I have one. They were sold in England. GIs brought them home from WW2. I doubt thats a miners cache. Its a Vets possessions. Lots of guys with PTSD went out into the deserts and wild places after the war to escape civilization and the terrors they had witnessed and never returned. Maybe the sweater belonged to a woman and he buried these things, mementos as a way to move on. Or based on the remoteness and the nearby cliff....I'm betting he moved on the quick way. I bet theyd find his remains at the bottom of that cliff.
From Canada here. I have the same carving set. I think I picked it up at a yard sale
My parents had the same meat carving set as well.
Man, i was stoked when i saw that carving set come out of the wrappings. We have one the exact same as it in the family (probably in storage now). Exact same carvings as well. I was thinking the fact they found it buried could be a sign it was real old. After finding this comment, i then found out its indian origins, and then did a search on it. Turns out they are worth anything between 100 and 300 euro a set.
They got more treasure in the last 21 minutes than oak island has their entire show
youtube vids_I FOUND MILLIONS OF CASH BY ACCIDENT -oak island I SPENT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO FIND A STICK IN THE GROUND
@@noahherman4642 lmao what did they ever actually find on oak island? i noticed theyre still advertizing shows about oak island, with the same guys(i think) but its not about treasure in the hole anymore...
Facts bro😂😂😂
Haha! Nail it
Im dead 😂😂 i watched the show since the start and my mother absolutely makes fun of it saying how they never find shit
The item you unwrapped at 15:50 is a carving set. One end is a fork the other end is a knife.
They were imported in MASS from India in the 60s and 70s and sold in retail import shops, notable Pier 1. I had one back in the day.
The buried shovel is an actual WWII Military AMES 1940s Folding Trench Shovel. Nice find
Back in the '70s, they were a dime a dozen you could get one at your local Sunny Surplus Store, they carried all types of old military gear and camping stuff.
Yeah I have 2?
@@DHarri9977 any Army surplus store has them.
I use one bottle digging now, and have lost another one. The 1960s Nam era folding pick/shovel ones are good too, 1964, 66 ones I've had.
There must have been so many of those made, even today they're only selling for about $20 on ebay. This one is pretty well preserved though!
Being friends with Heavy D must be wild. Any given day he could call you up for an adventure.
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@Aaron Johnson, after watching their show, it could also be very scary!! 😂😂👵🇺🇸
And you can't say no if he's calls you... It a MUST to go lol
Now if Heavy D had the guts to invest in products that can be used at home and in the workshop and on the road ; guest he too chicken for that !!
@@jmoneyvisual Well if you have the time and he is paying for the trip it might be fun to go on a teasure hunting adventure !
I bet the old timer that buried that treasure would be happy that his stash was shared so widely on a technology he couldn't have conceived of.
The hammer and shears make me thing he was an army engineer/electrician who served in WW2 and buried his most precious belongings and had his ashes spread at the benchmark Dragon
Love that “passive aggressive “ line! Right On, HeavyD! Diesel Dave : just love love love your chill ways…..the two D’s balance each other so well!
Guys, a lot of those mines in that area were Uranium mines. You need to be careful about concentrated Radon in those closed environments. Cool Helo footage!
It’s not harmful. That’s a hoax. Need proof? Research Galen Windsor, the inventor of nuclear power plants. Also niclear bombs do not exist.
When exploring mines. You can use Mini-Glowsticks to leave a trail, so you can find your way back
That's a great idea. Iam going to keep that in mind. This is the first time a comment actually taught me something
But the ghosts in the mine always mess with you and move them.
Or you could just stay out of them
@@davidhelt6426 yea or that
Deep rock galactic thanks you for your work the mule is returning to the drop pod.
friendship goals he said “woah guys there’s enough for everyone “ 👌👌👌🙏🙏👌👌
Dudes, man, Heavy D & D… U guys have so much fun! U guys do all the stuff I’m totally into! How beautifully magical Utah is& how cool that u can just fly wherever mostly. I love u guys & your content & crazy cool fun adventures & investigations!
My Grandpa Danny Malloy and his coworker was blown up in that mine in the early 1980s. His friend was killed and my Grandpa survived. He took the rocks from that mine to the grave with him. Every morning he scratched his skin and rocks would come out. I haven’t seen that mine since I was a kid. Thanks!!
WOW, Donna! 😁
My dad had a drilling rig in the 1950's in the Kansas City area. There are tons of caves around here that people decided to use for cold storage. He drilled clean air vents to allow people to use caves further from the entrance.
My husband has done alot of concrete work in them caves in KC
The wire mesh you're seeing is part of the ground support. The mines we work in nowadays have that over everything. Crazy to see how these crazy old timers mined. Word of caution get an mx4 to test air if you're going to explore old mines.
Why? What could be in the air?
@@calisthenicsforlife177 lots of things, it measures the Oxygen percentage as well and co2 percentage. Let’s you know if you have safe air to breathe or not enough
@@calisthenicsforlife177
Back in the day miners would take caged canaries down into the mines because they're very susceptible to gases and chemicals. If the canary died, they knew to get out fast because the air wasn't safe to breathe.
WOW! Great video . The last 30 seconds or so were the best for me. I see the water reflect the right hand wall as the chopper passes over the sandbar below. epic photography . Thanks for taking us with you on your amazing journeys and making me anyways feel like I'm right there with you . Love you guys. Many blessings.
I could not have sat there and watched Dave go through the treasure, I'm like "let me in there". Good stuff fella's, the helicopter footage is insane!
What a fun ass way to spend time with your best boys! Love the ideas and watching them play out. Don’t ever stop with the craziness
Watching this gets me excited and makes me want to go on an adventure.
Oh Boy I've been Metal Detecting for years, and I can tell you this. Some times you finds valuables stuff and is good and exiting. But The real treasure is those places and the landscape and of course been there with your friends! That is priceless!
✍️✍️
You guys are definitely living a dream! The toys you guys play with rival the best of the bad boys! Love your show. And the cave exploration was crazy!
Costco metal detectors and a helicopter. Love it 😂
You better never lose Dave. Protect him at all costs ❤
I’m still wondering where he went
@Teflon dom what?
I went back twice I still didn’t see them find him.
@@stephaniezimbalist3757 Legend has it, Dave is in the Cave to this day.
An American Treasure.
Moab looks beautiful. My husband & I have lived in Utah since January 2019. We have two Jeeps, but have never been near southern Utah. He is an OTR truck driver & only gets home for 4 days every 2 months. I love following your escapades, but usually watch them on TV. You guys are wonderful & very generous. Beautiful country.
Glad youtube exists so that I can watch other people have a good time in my place.
Thanks for let us live vicariously through your adventures . I would so love to be able to do this again .
That could of been a memorial but awesome find. Remember to respect your surroundings and the heritage
I though the same. Could have been a memorial for someone maybe that died out there? or someone's favorite camp spot, but looks like a long hike in? how far from the closest road?
If y'all are into that now, I can show you around a bit. We can start with the Phoenician tombs outside of cameo or a lost city under a mountain in eastern Utah.
The footage of the chopper flying through “the mini Grand Canyon “ is EPIC
well shot
There is so much cool history in Utah, I’m loving seeing you guys dig into it.
Hello are you single
To be fair there is a lot of history everywhere on this planet.
May I suggest a sifter to filter dirt and sand and make it easier to separate any treasures. These were some very cool finds.
Absolutely BEAUTIFUL Landscape! Thats The Greatest Treasure & Then To Find Valuables Right In The Middle O Blessings For U,
Heavy D and Crew,
For ALL Of Your Time, Energy & Selfless Hard Work U Give To People/Victims whom U
Dont know.
Now you can see why Brent is addicted to going through the mines and looking for treasures too, especially bluejeans. I know you said you wouldn’t have the same patients as he has, but once you get going, it gets really exciting.
Patients = a medical personnel or facilities‘a customer
Patience = the ability to remain even tempered in the face of an annoyance or the ability to wait
Really cool stuff you have there @HeavyDSparks! Im amazed how you guys come up with such a unique content. Basically every show is something different. Really love the vibe and got super interested of the new upcoming content. Also loved the video of the snowcat accident. Got me emotional. Sending you love from Tallin, Estonia in Europe. Take care guys!
Guys, you delivered a trifecta! The scenery was beautiful, the GoPro footage from the helicopter was epic, and you found treasure! So, how about doing some more helicopter trips to look for treasure in beautiful Utah? Thanks for the awesome content! Cheers from San Francisco.
Almost like they planned it all
@@yamaha226 for real lol the stuff buried is clearly random tools that they thought people would believe is buried treasure
The Watkins bottle was 11 fl. oz. and could have contained Red Liniment, White (Camphor) Liniment, Vanilla Extract, or Cough Medicine. All were packaged in this bottle. The entrenching tool was manufactured in the U.S. by Ames company and was made in 1944 for American troops. The Indian carving set looked like one of the cheap tourist types that are still being made.
Spanish Gauchos carried those knife/fork sets. Was a symbol of success.
I always wondered had one for 15 years. Bought it at a flea market in Tennessee.
My Grandparents had that exact knive/fork set setting in their living room, along with many other items brought back from asia when my uncle came back from Vietnam War. My father was cook in air force then in merchant marines he brought back coins, as well as a set of swords from India for my brother and I. A brother in law eventualy stole them.
Those knife and fork. Sets were really common in the fifties and sixties. India tourist crap. The shovel is worth finding.
Carving set is from India. Tourist stuff.
@@stevef8081 Yep, got one on a shelf somewhere here, exactly like it.
I could literally watch footage of y’all doing this for hours, such a badass video! Pleaseeeee do more of these! Hour episodes please😁😁
Yes, i agree!!
its 35mins lol.
@@TruelySLX make it double 👄
When Heavy D said “it took everything I had to not grab it out of his hands” I felt that😂😂
Good Fun! And some great memories from 1974 when I did a ladies river trip in the Spring with high water from Green River to Lake Powell … reading Powell’s journal as we went …. Such a very special time … Yeah, Utah is amazing!
I wish I found a knife from 1927 buried in the dirt for 94 years and still shinny and polished, that would be cool. 🤷🏼♂️
The knife and fork are a carving set that was made in India for tourists. Worth whatever it will sell for in a flea market. BTW: it didn't do the job when I tried to carve a roast with mine.
Well you might, back in the day the were made to last
@@cameronjensen2961 nope. Made to last is different than still being shinny. No matter what it sheen would be oxidized.
Would something that old and well made be “restored” sure. But it would come out of the ground already restored.
It was buried for 70 years, in a sheath and it's literally in a desert... Completely plausible
94 years? That shovel was made in 1941? You need to rewatch! My guess that treasure was form some time in the 1950's.
That moment where you actually find something worth something even if it is just one coin it is amazing. My father when I was very young in an era they still wore bell bottoms used to go out with his metal metal detector and sometimes we would hunt jackrabbits and stuff in the Nevada desert. He found a 10 oz gold nugget just sitting under a bush. No kidding. Then another one bigger I cannot remember how much he said it weighed but it was pretty exciting. The only issue was when he found them it started a fever (GOLD FEVER) in him that made him think he would find millions of them and we walked that damned desert so much and rode dirt bikes out there and went hunting, to this day I cannot get the dust out my mouf. I think he found some coins and misc stuff like old watches but never again found gold. But it is exciting!
there were several coins
You guys seriously get me through some serious depression. You're freaking inspiring and get me out of the house and doing something! Thanks for being badass mofos 🤙
Evan then get yourself out. Just go for a walk you don’t need expensive helicopters etc.
@@matty6848 dint be disrespectful man everyone has there ways for coping with things
Did Dave make it
find god
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I want to believe you stumbled across all that, but no way! 100% placed there haha 😂
Agreed
That's why they are sifting the sand with shovels not proper tools as they know exactly what they are looking for, anyone with half a brain that stumbles across "buried treasure" wouldn't want to lose anything, Americans believe absolutely anything, that's why their government feeds them so many lies and they buy it, even if the truth comes out many years later they feed them another bs excuse that they buy into again, look at the propaganda they fed them on tv a few decades ago, utter nonsense that Americans believed, even nowadays the content creators feed them that much fake bs for views, Mr beast is a perfect example, maybe the most successful RUclipsr, if you can't tell that the content he creates is mostly staged you are most likely an American, but hey it's the country of freedom right? So much freedom Alex Jones has to go to court for something he said, but let's film it and turn it into a show for people to watch about a man who built his career on talking shit mostly, USA is for the crazies
There were bushes and weeds around the whole area except for the area they dug up
Anything for views
I wonder the same thing you want to believe it's true ² don't even want to hear that it's all setup 😮😅
I love it there is a modern day army shovel and wire cutters and the one guy goes “is that a scroll” Yes it’s an ancient Egyptian scroll. Aliens came into the future and brought stuff back 2000 years ago that’s why they’re together in the same pile. Of course it’s not a scroll you Putz
@34:37 God flying that chopper over that river in the mountains ⛰ looks like you went to heaven so majestic . Can’t imagine seeing a sunset 🌅 from that thing 🚁
I've had a metal detector for 15 years and I have always dreamed of doing what you are doing. Good luck to you guys always and I hope you find Millions. You deserve it you worked for it. And we pray for you to find it
11:45 "I don't think the I-70 corridor was here in the 18......" 🤣 no, definitely not. 😀 great Video, keep up the fun.
As a metal detectorest I'm in pain watching this when your friend started using the detector with the coil upside down
Yes, yes! My fellow kin I have saught you out, I knew we would find more of us lol
@@theRhinsRanger me too can join your exclusive club with my deus. HELLO FROM NORTHERN ENGLAND 🏴😁😁
ARE YOU ON SOMEBODYS CLAIM?
Dude is a video channel,gotta hook comments and interest.It’s not about the fish on the plate,it’s how it got there that is the money maker,break it down.
I hear ya! Absolutely painful!
Hiya guys,amazing place and an awesome video as usual, hope you found Dave because it was quite without him, have a great day guys from the uk 🇬🇧 ✊🏼
This video was sooo exciting I bet y’all were over the moon finding that stuff! Get finds!!!
Love all the different content my wife and I thank y'all from the producers, film crew, Sponsor's and everyone in-between on top and the sidelines👊😎
Huge garage full of expensive toys...trying to find treasure with Costco metal detectors! I love it!
RiteAnd people buy that shit they believe it believe everything they see stupid
That's my great-uncles stash!!!!!!! Holy Shit!!! He told me about his issued shovel and back country fork and knife set that he buried in the Utah desert!!!! He was an officer in the U.S. Army during WW2 and after returning home from Europe he went on a hunting trip to Utah then got lost and buried his extra gear and intended to come back for it later, but forgot where it was after the years. His name was Captain James Clickbait.
Smh 🤦🏼♂️
Yeah i hate clickbait, won't be watching any more of these.
Honestly same here..
This why you have zero subscribers.
Perfect
Moab is an amazing place! So much to see which you wouldn't think considering it's a desert but so many awesome and amazing things! I seem old like cave writings and something almost like hieroglyphs and a ladder made from trees that were wedged in a crack in the cliff for the natives to access the top of the canyon I was in, it was one of the most amazing things I've ever seen! We camped at the campground across the street from McDonald's for a about a week. We took 2 jeeps down on a enclosed trailer for a week of probably the best time I've ever had in my life!
Man that is awesome. Shoulda been a waaaaay longer episode though. Bummer
The knife set is a carving set for carving meat like ham or turkey. I had the same set years ago. With the shape of everything its probably from the 60s or 70s.
I used to watch y'all's tv show but I never knew you had a RUclips channel and I'm SO glad I found it!! I've been binge watching! Your videos are AWESOME 😁😁
I love you Kayla!
The Knife and Fork is a carving set for food. I have one I inherited from my grandmother years ago and it sits in a display case in my den along side a bunch of other cool antiques
the surroundings on my first time watching this is breath takingly beautifull.
We love the treasure filled deserts . I live in New Mexico in high desert old wagon trails are the best hunting areas I've found so many cool things no gold though . Love watching you guys .
Utah really is one of the most underrated places in the world, I love this place
Thank you!
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@@HeavyDSparks The hammer and chisel could of been used to carve out on the side of that rock! It was the one you guys were checking out, could be worth a second look!
It is genuinely inspiring to see people live so big, Got me daydreaming of my next adventure.
They do play hard. Those that can do right!!!
That ending exit video is SICK!
Please make more flying videos, so great to watch.
Heavy d is the only man in 2020 searching for karens
Hahahahaahhahahahahahahaha
He said kerans
I came to the comments for this comment! 🤣
Cairns
Much respect to you HeavyD!! You’re very inspirational with the entrepreneurial ideas and bad ass toys.. I would love to make it after my medical school journey and share fun toys with my friends too
The go pro view from the tail of the helicopter is fucking amazing and beautiful
i would be nervous it would pop off and damage the tail rotor
Would he really cool to see you guys bring a couple fans with you guys on trips like these from time to time ❤
Heavy D just never stops, he’s always up to something. I wish I had his energy
As an ex-land surveyor, I've seen and worked off of A LOT of those USGS monuments... oh yeah, those are called concrete monuments, there is a series of those from the Maine/ Canada border all the way to the Texas/ Mexico border, they mark, or indicate the mean high water line along the coast... not sure why they'd put one on a mountain, other than visibility... thanks for another great one, keep it up and go enjoy some nature today...!
Interesting find, but let the content stand for itself, this isn't TV. No need for clickbait thumbnails and such.
Agreed! I enjoy the content but a little too of the generic clickbait RUclips vibe. Just be you Heavy!
One of the main reasons I’m a whistlin diesel fan that mans content shouldn’t be free
and yet your here watching this and I bet very into this
I'm also disappointed by the click bait but I had a gut feeling going in.
Dave and crew, I watched this video yrs ago. I am watching this again now with the history as to why you are out there. Cool
Love these guys, I'd love to go on an adventure with them or help them out with their work I'm a true fan of what you guys do.
Don't. Fall.for the hacker
That's so freaking crazy I was not expecting you guys to find anything
I had no idea Heavy D could fly his own helicopters. I just always thought he was like a Trump, just air angles with his name on it. That's super cool he can just load the boys up n go flying n take spontaneous adventures like that! Wow what a life! U work hard u can play hard!
Yep - It's AMERICA!! Work for it and it's yours!
@@Hannahcode1 agreed n I meant I didn't know he knew HOW to fly not the he was allowed too just to clarify.. they're not easy to fly..
@@bamadondon0495 TRUMP2024
He truly drives everything!
This guy, pilot mechanic humble I like him, that's why he is living like a king in America, winch I was there not in South Africa, corrupt Country where only politician's can do what they are doing, but glad for you guys living the good live💯
Epic finds enjoyed watching
That camera placement on the back of the whirly bird gets some awesome views. Almost as awesome as your bear and wild bill combo.
Anytime I see diesel Dave doing random stuff it has me laughing so hard he’s my spirit animal
Awesome visual coming out of that came. Cinematic. I love your videos.
Doesn’t matter how long ago it was left there - this is a really cool find in the middle of nowhere. You should do this more often. I find it amusing that some people were unrealistically expecting the treasure to be a literal giant stash of money. Awesome nonetheless.
It was staged dude, why would someone bury that shit in the middle of a sand wash with no defining marker. They put that shit there a frlew months ago then came back to "find" it for the video.
And only a few inches deep? Not a chance thats genuine
Crappy video no money.
@Winston Smith any one whose ever done real treasure hunting and prospecting can spot a fake a mile away. Im not knockin him, he got over a million views but its way to convenient.
@@dgafbrapman688 not to mention no rust on the knife or fork.... i know its the desert but 100 years and no rust? I don't buy it either.
"this mine is falling apart.."
*Proceeds to yell and scream in it*
Yelling probably wont doo much unless you do the glass shatter trick
Big thumps that have actual impacts and vibrations are dangerous (explosions)
17:00- This was something people would do near a grave full of things they thought the person would need in the afterlife.
By far my favorite vid of yours yet! So cool!!
I love this channel, and Dave and the guys are great... but that shovel alone, was too pristine. Between the arid air, monsoons and vast varying temperature fluctuations over the years, all that cloth and leather material would have turned to dust as soon as you touched it. I had army tarps break down in Tucson within 2 years after being left outside. No way grandma's cotton blanket lasted 60+ years under 10 inches of sand.
im having a hard time with the flying a really expensive helicopter in but spending pennies on cheap metal detectors.. really? come on guys.... lol
😂 Same
But it’s probably a rental helicopter
Those cheap detectors worked.🤣
the detectors would be ok, if these guys knew how to use them. guy holds one up to glass jar (held in the same hand with big knife) that'll get you a signal everytime. so will highly mineralized soil...
They own the red helicopter
Heavy D is amazing the whole crew they are crazy but cool would love to meet them one day
Please do more of these episodes!!! I've watched many others but to me, these are the most enjoyable!!! Watching you guys get soooo excited left me with goosebumps and I was cracking up! Great finds and awesome 🚁 footage!!! Big TENNESSEE fan!!!
So you guys just decided to go on top of the mountain and buried those stuff then after some time you just decided to surprise us lol that's cool
That’s exactly how it’s done
Then add a clickbait thumbnail.
Try to keep the metal detectors as close to the ground as possible when swinging them. They don't have long ranges and you are losing a lot of their range holding the coil 6 inches above the ground.
The silver Indiana head is new. They didn't make those coins back then lol
@@mikeschilling9706 they have been around since 1908..
Nickels. Not dollar size
@@mikeschilling9706 good catch, buried post 2001 then
I have some of those silver dollars. Bought them from JM Bullion online. Minted in the early 2000’s. I bought mine two years ago.
My favorite part: "A little update here...we have no idea where Dave is"
Dave’s not here man...
I love the excitement...Sparks...I’m like shaking.
Ya know that feeling when you look for treasure and stumble along an ancient Indian burial ground and get cursed and now have demons tryna getcha?
Idfk I just wanted to say something random
the piece with the knife and fork in it, my parents had one of those when I was a kid, Dad was military, brought it back from Egypt I think
I've got one exactly like it. Found it in a pawnshop when I was a kid
@@EtTuBrute7777 wow tahst pretty cool I got a ammo box taht was used by 50 call machine gun or a 30 call machine gun from ww2 my great grandfather brought it form ww2 home know we still use it for tools and ammo so and a m1 garbed form ww2 which was used by a marine my great grandfather traded with on a hospital ship he gave teh marine a Japanese officers sword and most likely also whiskey
so uhmm what happened to dave? i need closure, i'm thinking the poor guy is lost in a cave forever
He was in the last clip on his way back to the helicopter lol
Nice Hat. It looks real fun.its BEAUTIFUL place.