Thanks brother man appreciate you .

Appreciate you brother man and glad you’re enjoying the videos.

I’ve dug 36 privy’s in a row now with nothing worth showing on video. I’ve got others lined up only time will tell if a video will be made of them. Tons of permissions I’ve already gotten really privies around here are not that exciting . The dumps have been doing much better even if they are late throws. Plus you knows where 90% of the privy clean outs ended up?? In the dumps

Thanks brother man the giraffe bottles are really cool. I love all the pictorial bottles they are always fun to find. I’ve found, Beavers, Elephants, Foxes, Bears, Rabbits, Rats, Pigs, Eagles, Giraffes, Lions, Snakes, the list just keeps going

Thanks sister ladies appreciate you both so much. Trav had the full set up 😊 he’s doing such a great job too. Couldn’t be a prouder father. Those teeth were awesome 😎 😂 Ive pulled about 15 of em never had any teeth . The wrist is on the mend ❤️‍🩹

Thanks my friend appreciate you and hope you find a killer on your next adventure.

I just saw that this morning, how tragic my heart and prayers go out to everyone impacted by this event. 😢 😢

Thanks brother man hope the weather is getting nicer up your way too. Appreciate you

I was doing the speed skate and shouldn’t have been 😂

Nothing yet on that one brother it was also a first for me.

Yes it was in fact an old dumpsite for several occupations. They used it for 30-40 years goes down nearly 10 ft in some places.

Great question and here is the answer. They made them intentionally with hobnails, or sharp lines so that the occupant could feel the bottle in low light conditions and recognize that it was a poison. Before 1930s there was no electricity just oil lamps which didn’t do the best job lighting things up. So they made poison bottles specifically like that so if you were looking for your medication you would not mistakenly ingest poison and die.

That’s awesome I did not realize that I have quite a few cobalts in several different sizes but as of now no poison I suppose bunch of different sized cobalts around Maine. Thank you.

You are very welcome and I hope you find yourself a nice poison bottle this year. Good luck to you on your next adventure.