Uncovering History: Metal Detecting Railroad And Civil War Treasures!
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- Опубликовано: 21 окт 2024
- In this adventure, we metal-detected a river and a railroad bridge crossing. We saw many natural wonders and found some railroad and Civil War relics, plus an old large copper cent.
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I like to make videos that promote my lifestyle of 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. I keep my RUclips "Aquachigger" channel family-friendly and hope you subscribe if you like my style.
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Let's check out this interesting railroad bridge look for relics!
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Garrett will, in turn, make a small donation to my Aquachigger Video Fund.
Here is the code to use: CHIGG
Thanks for your support!
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I would never have thought Columbo was a sex symbol. The older I get the less I realize I know about women.
Aloha Chigg, Mahalo for the companionship from middle of the Pacific!
All your wonderful adventures are appreciated, Chigg! Thank you so much, sir..
Great video, keeps folks like me huntin!
Fox River Bushcraft mentioned your channel & I’m glad he did. Love it!
Nice adventure and finds!
Rivers are filled with so much junk. All the floods, used as a trash pit etc.... Its amazing you find nuggets of artifacts. I hunted for years and had access to battlefield rivers in VA but was overwhelmed by so much metal.
Amazing how much stuff you know about all the stuff you find!
Some pretty cool things and most of all thanks for taking us along to some place, I would never be able to see.love all your adventures 😂
I love your videos so much!! I love looking for old trinkets in the woods
Thank you
Finding a largy always makes the day.
Always a good day when Chig posts. Thank you sir.
peace be upon you sir and zamzam water
It's amazing how much metal is down there! River Hunters came up on my YT home page so we've been binge the episodes. Enjoyable as always. Thanks Chigg.
I Had Fun Playing In The Water And Looking At Some Cool Thing's. Tell Next Time. 😎👌👍✌
Hey from Va. Chiggy! Thanks for another awesome adventure 🐱🐶🐾
Welcome!!
Oh my nenith Chigg, you know out of everybody that i love beavers man.❤
Chiggs, great river hunt. Always enjoy you getting the lead out of the rivers.👏👍😀
Excellent work across the pond on the search for battle treasures in Scotland.
Nice finds. The big spring is suspension for the axles on a box car. It will be a nice bit of steel if you were into forging steel into knives.
Fun hunt. Thanks for sharing!!!
wow, you found a great big large civil war refrigerator compressor.😄
Nice accumulation, Thank You for the Adventure Chigg
Of course, we enjoy all Chiggs adventures! I liked it! Rk.
Thanks Chigg!! 🤿👍
Thank you for your time.
Nice copper brother!! That one is still on my bucket list.......for now...
Great Show my friend coming to you from France and Florida
What a life dude, play'n in the creek all day!💦
"Can almost find colonial stuff anywhere you go" Rub it in Chigg! Thanks for the video! Wish I was there!
Right!? I’m thrilled when I find a 1978 penny!
I find em all the time..... Sam.. Northwest England
I know I'm late for the party but congatulations on over 1 million subs.
Your my hero!
Enjoy your knowledge. Most interesting! 🇨🇦
10:57 Tie rod end or Old Granny Chigg's discarded hip replacement from the local crematorium ?
Some nice finds!
Aquascrapper edition
You are the Man!!!!
Gnarly finds.
we like nature
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Would love a video on what you consider your 10 best finds 😊
I would love to try this in Kentucky but I don't know where I would try. Plenty of battles even in our town but I wouldn't know where to start.
Thanks for the video! Enjoyed. Ive been watching some of the River Hunters shows too!
Hey Beau ! Hope Y'All are doin' Good.
Checking in.
I see ya.
looked like an 18 wheeler/trailer air brake chamber based on the fittings.
I'm hoping later on in the season the Chiggster will find some ripe paw paws...
That big iron thing at 1:55 air brake for a truck ?
Definitely a coil spring from railroad car. The come in various sizes so it's hard to say what type of car.
Whats it take to get a digging adventure in with you lol. I was in Winchester area but now in sw va. Getting further away guess itll never happen😂. Ill just have to stick to your videos. Thanks for taking us on all your adventures
Do you ever check the dirt connected to a root ball? That husband and wife in California found those gold coins next to a tree roots had grown around cans.
Good evening from Southeast South Dakota Chigg
I like the Civil War things that you found today. I found the railroad stuff quite interesting. My husband was a blacksmith, and he would take old railroad spikes and turn them into tools. So whenever we went to the yard sale, that was the first thing he asked about.
I saw a snippet of you in England doing that hunting for history. I would love to know how I could find them to watch them Kathy.
A blacksmith friend of mine took a railroad spike and tied it in a knot for a paperweight.
My husband used to take them and make shucking knives. To open clams.
Everything my husband made was for practical uses. But making it tied up paperweight is really cool.
@@kathybrandt6060 wish I could post a photo.
7th like, hello chigg, huge fan of all your metal detecting/river finds video, its really awesome
Thanks
@@aquachigger your welcome
Maybe trap tags, name worn away bouncing around on the bottom.
Loved the adventure/video
That must be the base clay you mentioned
Man, you didn't want to detect that exposed root ball? XD
Could be a spring off a D-9 tractor, or a million other tractors, but more than likely a train for obvious reasons.
1:56 Old refrigerator compressor ?
Chigg, don't be peeing in that river. 😂
So I see you have that one glove Michael Jackson look! Lol
or OJ ?
@@andreamills5852 LOL
Chigg hey
Sir will you show us your coin collection. I presume those of the Civil war and Independence may have also lost larger denominations than a cent etc.
Furthermore is the cent the smallest sum ? We in the UK had half penny's and farthings (a quarter of a penny) there was a time they would literally cut coins in half and quarters. ( I think you may have found something on River Hunters).
All the best.
What's up
The spring is off a box car / tanker/ all cars really no way to tell.
👍 for the algo.
Were you having allergy issues? I noticed your throat sounded more closed than in the beginning of your video. Something I noticed, as I have a lot of environmental allergens that caused my throat closed down. I love your videos and I hope you’re doing well. Sending peace and love to you and your family.
Probably. I do have problems at times, especially with trees.
Darn stinker sinkers. 😉😁
At least they bring decent money when recycling.
@@aquachigger so true 😉
Do you ever run the detector over upturned rootballs? They might hold some good stuff.
I only find rings. Rings with hand and finger still attached 😮
Were you having allergy issues? I noticed your throat sounded more closed than in the beginning of your video. Something I noticed, as I have a lot of environmental allergens that caused my throat closed down. anyway I love your videos. I hope you’re doing well. Sending peace and love to you and your family.
Is the second item perhaps a metal pestle?
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Private citizen can't recycle railroad property anyway. All that iron stays there. Is that the little creek that had the heavy wood wagon axle laying there from a couple years ago?
2:12 Did you swing your detector over the bottom of that rootball?
that’s spring off of a rail road truck. What that is the frame of the wheels the body sits on that.
Beau, are you heading down south this summer?
Good video. Good man. Good bye.
Thanks 👍
Asimina est un genre de plantes à fleurs de la famille des Annonaceae. (Fleur de d'asiminier trilobé Asimina triloba)
Classification:
Règne: Plantae
Sous-règne: Tracheobionta
Division: Magnoliophyta
Classe: Magnoliopsida
Sous-classe: Magnoliidae
Ordre: Magnoliales
Famille: Annonaceae
Plante Asimine
How chigg from missouri kevin
Are you having a good year in terms of metal detecting? I know its been a hot one here in PA!
As long as I stay in the water it's not too bad. Hot here too. I'm only 15 miles from Pa.
What year was the large cent
Surely it’s not, but, that biggish thing you found that you didn’t know what it was, looks suspiciously like a naval mine, not sure what it’s called. It more than likely isn’t….but…be careful with it just in case. 😳. ✌🏼❤️
What is that fruit called on that tree?? I'm from Massachusetts and I have no clue what the heck that was but I have to try and find out what it is so I can get some
You never heard of being down by the paw paw patch?
@@waxhawcreek1717
I'm sorry but no I have no idea what that is but I have to try and find out so I can taste it
Chigg, I've been wanting to get into metal detecting, but I have to use a power wheelchair. Would the electric motors on my chair have any effect on the metal detector? I've emailed Garrett but haven't received any answers. If anyone has any idea, please let me know! Thank you
Any metal near the coil would be a problem. The electric current in the motor probably would not affect it too much, but electric lines, even buried ones, sometimes do, so I can't say for sure.
@@aquachigger I appreciate you answering me! Maybe I can pick up a cheaper metal detector and give that a try before I spend too much money on a good one. I'll just test it out and see what happens
I was stuffing my belly! 😂
GET IN MAH BELLY!
@@aquachigger Baby back Baby back
Metal hip replacement from cremated body Lol?
Kinda looked like it...lol. Solid iron though.
@@aquachiggerthat’s the dinger or clapper from a locomotive bell