Love the "new" format, Tom. You seem a little more comfortable in your narration which has always been excellent. Thumbs up.

Tom, I am also a Tom and I want to thank you for sharing your experiences on video. I did the same thing more than 50yrs ago and now the memories and treasures are precious. But I’m from the west coast with different opportunities. Your Tippicanoue bitters with the blown base was heartbreaking and wouldn’t be found here. Thank you for for rekindling the passion I used to feel. Tom

The look on your face when you pull that Nelson is priceless.

Hello Tom, you have a really lovely calming aura about you. I live watching your channel, I stumbled across your channel a couple of weeks ago, I decided to go back to where you started. My sisters and I would go digging on an old plot of land where we lived in Lincolnshire UK. It brought back some wonderful memories.

Sounds like you had quite an audience! Love hearing the old guys and their memories and stories!

That old embossed drugstore bottle got you smiling Tom, you don’t do that too often, I loved it!❤

I like how you show the maps and tell the history. Great video work brotherman!

Great old photos! That stone building with the arch doorway was a restaurant in the 50's & my maternal Grandmother worked there for an unknown time. As a kid, when we visited, we'd sit on the stools at the counter and I'd order Squirt, which my 13 y/o Granddaughter loves most of all right now! The wooden building with the outer stairway led to the 'Hall', where the kids could roller skate, I attended a potluck once. The stone bank building is just visible on the left, opened on the corner perspective.---Olive sales are still a product of Santa Barbara and surrounding communities!---You do such a good job filling in your sites, even knowing where you dug won't help me much in finding those locations when I get back again! (Where do you fellas sleep when on the road...camper?)

Just found your channel and I’m binge watching you! The way your videos are shot are superb, love the history and the joy when you find a treasure. Thank you!

I very much enjoy your videos,and love it when you get so excited about a great find,do you collect and resell your finds.

Very nice that you put the info about bottle on screen in print.

So cool

That PJ Bowlin single bottle is so cool. I could not even find another image of that guy. Awesome find, Send me some pics of it.

Really interesting what you find a few feet under ground! Great job.

I was wondering how many coins you find. That was a great find. Love old coins.

I have been watching your videos and I'm impressed!! Thanks for sharing your adventure with me!!

Great job, Tom! Glad to see the old guy workin' a shovel, lol.

Watching your channel is so entertaining and educational.

Very professional video! Love the intro, it makes it stand out! This could be featured on national geographic

Awesome territory bottle !!

Love the sample size whiskeys

I very much enjoyed all your videos. You’re a true film maker. Wonderful attention to every detail! I’m married to a collector and he makes videos. You provide a true cinematic experience, I’m very impressed!

What is interesting to me is in a hundred fifty years someone will be digging our pits finding old cell phones and tripping out cause it’s an old iPhone or iPad.. who knows… but this is soo cool to me..

Really liking these digs🙂👍

I enjoy your videos!

I wish you get a small metal detector. You may fine coins. Always enjoy your videos.

Great finds really enjoyed the video

This has nothing to do with anything but I love the name of the town

Love your videos, being a history fan I find them fascinating. Hood Company (HP Hood now) is still in business and is in Charlestown, Massachusetts these days. Again, thanks for these great videos!

Awesome video. 👍

I just came across your videos, and now I'm binge watching like crazy. Is there anything you can do with the old broken window glass?

Super video ☺️

That sound kinda sounded like someone in the pit yelling at you ‼️😳 Lol

That olive oil an applied seal ?? Good looking bottle

I find so many of those penny's metal detecting....earliest penny I found was a flying eagle penny in duluth mn

I bet they never realized the privy they dug in 1800's was a time capsule to the future.

Good finding the IHP.. Don't see you finding many coins in your very interesting podcasts..

Odd question, do you sell any of these artifacts you find? I am totally fascinated by these old glass bottles. They would be great at decorating our home.

Holy Shit! A 120 year old full whiskey bottle !!

Have you ever tried a potato digger? They have 3 or 4 tangs on them and they work well for us. Good job there digging bottles. Keep up the good work

Great videos, on the 12th one. Where do you sell your bottles? EBay?

Olive oil was used by the pharmacist in making medications.

You should also have a metal detector you may find coins

What do you do with your bottles

Those liquid veneers are all over !! Lol

Will you clean found items and show them to your followers

do you have a store?

Do you sell all those bottles?

What is the oldest pit you’ve dug?

Is that your first Dakota territory bottle? A Dakota territory token or bottle is a bucket lister for me.

Where's caption?

Imagine all the pain and suffering that could have been avoided if alcohol remained illegal. 420 24/7/365 and beyond...

I have several properties in ND that I would like to dig. One is a early 1900 Lutheran church that we own. How do I contact you?

Send me some pics of the clean ups on messenger !

Is that your Dad helping you? Maybe he could play his guitar while you dig bottles. 100 bottles of beer on the wall...

You would think there would be many more bromo bottles in a druggist pit...lol

I hope that you never run into a sorry bottom feeder named Scott in a white van. He doesn't EVER ask permission, hops fences and takes stuff because he know when they notice someone has stolen stuff, he's 2 states away. I had the bad luck of running into him her in north central Texas

I thought I was deep in s*** anyway if I could add 1 thing A lot of your vids I watch I can't hear you because you're speaking away from the camera also could you please explain some of these things that you mention like tooed top, it would sure help us that aren't actually bottle hunters And one last thing if you have a conversation with your helper that would add to your videos besides just waiting for another liquor bottle And have you ever thought of having a bucket of water with a rag in it so when you do find something really cool you can at least clean it off and get us a better look anyway been watching a h*** of a lot of your videos I used to be a bottle hunter when I was younger still don't mind a good corktop now and then