Another nice presentation from the Ole Chigg! I, too, love the night sounds of frogs. As well as, crickets.

I have watched a lot of Detecting on KZfaq, but this 8:54 is the funniest thing I have seen in a while. Thanks Beau for not editing that out. I laugh every time I see it. I would have done the same thing.

Cheers Beau for 50 mins of good fun entertainment, great to be on the walk arounds especially now I'm in post op recovery from a spinal implant after being correctly diagnosed with neurological damage 14 years after the explosion. It's a Boston spinal cord Stimulator for those wondering. Hopefully I'll be able to walk a bit more than 5 or 10 yards again in the near future. I've bought a bike and a camper in preparation for beginning to live again. I know it's long and you'll probably not catch this, but I'm putting it out there. I first sub'd way back on my other account when I thought you had a huge following of around 75000...it was around the time my injury and huge dosage of Fentanyl I was put on put me to bed in a living hell....one escape from the pain and opiate induced PTSD from military times was KZfaq...I've always had a great interest in WW1 here in Europe and wanted to find someone investigating the American Civil War as it was the cross over from old tactics to the new, the use of trenches as fighting stations instead of areas of safety to the rear etc...my first hit was someone who mentioned Beau and I checked him out... Hes taken me out in rivers, down caves, searched for Samsquaches and Ricky...I have hold your breath imprinted in my mind... Beau, has been with me all those years and I love you man. Thank you. Yeah, it's been a hellish journey. I was injured after a fairly long 15year career in the British Armed Forces and eventually disabled out after 17.5 years. It was an explosion in Iraq, it was complicated, the incident paperwork disappeared along with my medical docs and I kept quiet about the circumstances surrounding just how I was injured. As I was ordered to do. I was misdiagnosed, badly treated and put on lethal amounts of opiates, Fentanyl by transdermal constant feed patches, at one point 175mgs/h as well as Tramadol and codeine (all opioids) and other meds which caused Seratonin poisoning leading to 8 lost years spent in a medicated coma state in bed. Blah blah... Around a year ago I told my specialist about the explosion and described what happened to my body...he lit up and promised to help. My sound had been hyper extended and damaged the nerve running 80% of my left leg and 20% on the right. He said nothing about it, but promised hed do his best and how he could do something for my leg pain but not the mechanical back... I needed to lower my opiate intake...I came off the stuff in rapid time, my body totally rejected it and I hit full cold Turkey for about 3 months...still Beau was there, he'd post about midnight 2AM when I was at my worst... Because I was off the opiates so quickly, and my positive attitude etc my Surgeon was good to his word, I got a phone call offering me my operation in 10 days....not 12-18 months I was expecting. When I met him on the day and I said thank you as we shook hands, he smiled and said, i promised I'd do it....when the space came up i refused any other options... I lay pre op and chilled with a few vids including Beau back in water shell hunting mode and music... Long assed way of saying, your a good man Beau, long live Chiggs Army. Charlie UK 🇬🇧

Awesome video guys,really enjoyed it! Subbing to Rick's channel! Thanks for that beautiful "music" at the end!!

Tube with a shotgun shell is probably a scare trap for deer. They take the load out of a shell, cram it in an old pipe, rig up a mouse trap with a tack to hit the primer. used to be pretty common around corn fields. I've found a few here in Georgia.

5he sounds of Mother Nature! Can’t be beat!

Loved the video, wish I could have met ya when you were down here. Kudos to Madam Walker and her comb, nice find. Also nice find to Rick for that arrowhead.

This is the first time that I have ever left a comment. I love watching your show you've taught me a lot about detecting. I'm very new at this. Anyway I just wanted to commend you on the fact that you always add history a lesson in your shows explaining things that was going on during different periods of time even for this episode that I'm watching now talking about Eli Whitley and the cotton gin and how that impacted slavery. You're a very knowledgeable individual keep up the good work

Congrats on a million subs man. I’ve been watching you for ever

Not even arrowheads?...🤔 Yessss!! 🎶🏹Arrowhead best find!!😌👍

Thanks for the adventure Chigg! 👍👍👊

The Mandrake root...Look out! The Chigg let out the shriek!

Omg I can't believe how much i jumped, when you jumped, because the stick moved! LOL... Evidently I beome fully engaged in your videos... This was great Chig! thank you! 'Hold your breath'

Wow alot of land to hunt! Great video! Always loved the sound of frogs, especially the spring peepers! ☺

That pipe was almost certainly a zip gun! We used to build those all the time haha. I remember as a kid we did some really sketchy stuff - if the shell got stuck in the "breech" you could just flip the pipe around and blast it out the other end with another shell - probably not the best idea in hindsight!

I love these long videos, so thanks for all the work that goes into making them. Shalom.

Haven't been watching long enough and doing my best to catch up! It's often the best part of my day.

OK now! Go get the can! Don't leave us hanging, You've Peeked my interest and I'm sure others also, So now you have to go get the can! Awesome video thank you!

Meanwhile Chigg sits down for supper and served his shorts. You might need some sauce with that. 😁

Thanks Chigg I had a great time hunting with you also. I will bring the excavator down and dig up that drum of coins when you come back.

Been watching the River Hunter show you were involved in. Hate to say it, but these videos you post on YT are more fun to watch. You do a great job all by your lonesome!!!

@41:30 perfect scenario for the XP Deus in "fast" mode. The higher tone target you hear are probably good targets, but the XP Deus's recovery speed would have exposed all the squeekers that the AT Pro is missing in this part of the video.

21:57 Hazarding a guess: lead lined coffin? Hollow... Really got me intrigued! On a separate note, Univ. Of Alabama Natural History Department found 1 Spanish gold coin near Tuscaloosa in an Archaeolgical dig that shifted the prior notion of DeSoto's route.Crotal bells, boar tusks, chain mail pieces, etc. Some of this had been gathered up in the wattle and daub of later Native American villagers.

The voodoo stick made me laugh.

Duuuude I am so pumped for you guys to go back for that canister under the plow line. And I honestly thought the lock was pretty sweet!

I learned so much! Love the History/Archaeology!

Always excited when I see a new Chigg video, thanks for taking us along!

Little voodoo thing, AHHH !" . Good "one Chigg.

Fun!!! Thanks 😊 Treasure hunting today and got some great artisan relics at Wisconsin lake beach fronts with the kids; ...beneath the sand, and more than 7 inches below the clay muck diggn'!!!

May have not been much of recovery but the frogs more than mad up for it, great content as always thanks for sharing 🤜👍✌️

Multiple knapped edged rocks are man produced. Congrats.

I loved the ending with the frog sounds. Excellent video!

I’d love to look for arrowheads in them fields.

love the voodoo doll ahhahhaa its little arm tried to smack you

Fun hunt, Chigg. If the Lincoln cent is nineteen-oh-anything, it's 1909. First-year wheats are sought after, be sure Rick checks for the artist's initials V.D.B. below the bust.

Great video 👍

YES, MY FAMILY USED TOO HAVE A FARM WITH THREE THOUSAND ACRES. THEY HAD COTTON, TOBBACCO, AND CORN.!!!!!!!!!

Chig, dives in caves, scared by root....

Show us all your finds, who cares if it's garbage it just shows everyone the truth of metal detecting. It's always fun to dig a target because you never know. Great video. Happy Easter.

nothing better than the sound of spring frogs

That looks like a Swedish axe design. Love the vids!

Yo Beau! Great video! Say hi to Eli for me. Oh and hi to Rick Clinton too!

Awesome finds, Looks like a great place. Thanks for sharing GL & HH :)

Mega long? Let’s GOOOOO!!!

glad you had fun in my state. come back yall

I burst out laughing when Beau heard the word “gold”. His eyes just popped and he perked up quite a bit....the history lesson was interesting. The whole slavery epoch was tragic. Heartbreaking and mind numbingly sad. Beyond me, I’m afraid . Never understood it. The frogs, understand that. Love frogs. That was a delight. A sunset chorus of frogs, I didn’t k ow they did that, Thankyou. 😊🐸🐸🐸🌸

Those are spent shot gun shell bases. Need gator aide or power aide with a protein bar your running out of steam. Good way to get dehydrated as summer rolls around the humidity increases.

Very cool detector video chegg. Probably the longest one I've ever seen but it was definitely worth it. You and Rick seem like pretty good buddies seem to get along well and that always makes for a fun trip. The frogs were cool I love the way you ended the video. Sorry you hurt your wrist I hope it's okay by now. Take care of chigg. And be safe!

Always enjoy taking the time to watch...

At 36.... you showed up a knife sharpener stone tip. I only can tell this from an excarvation of bronce time. After a cremation of a reaper man they used to brake his stone for sharpening his sickle into two parts and put it in the ground where his ash was buried, meaning his life has ended.

You are close to the area where the "Plantation" owners along the coast of Georgia grew rice!

The sound of frogs like that makes for some good sleep at night.

If i was the landowner i wouldnt let you leave until you had dug everything! No, get back in there, are you a digger or a quitter? Clean those fields up!

I was in Georgia and ants invaded my camper van. Georgia is covered with ants!

I'm laughing with you, button with a scene of a gondola, chuckles!!!!

Great adventure! Nice arrowhead! Used to find them as a boy in freshly plowed fields! Keep the videos rolling friend! 👍👍👍

Gotta love that music at the end!!!

Lol "Brick!" @ 1:09 😂

Oh yeah, Aquachigger video hot off the presses!!!!

I like it when you show everything you find. I'm weird that way lol

Chigg-whisper voice: maybe it's PAVED with.... iron...

excellant video! Chig and a twig. You answered a question for me. whenever I fly out west, I would always see round fields and never knew why. Now I know. Thanks.

I’ve been waiting for this all day! So excited!

Really enjoyable, thank you .

Awesome place to dig hope you find some good stuff there stay blessed and I'll wait for the next

I laughed so hard when that stick scared him. Haaahhahaaa! Look out! Its gonna gitcha!

WOW!! That is a beautiful property!

Nice ramble about the peanut fields Chigg, just don't get too much sun, ya hear!

That’s off the irrigation system lollllllll. Don’t give up chigg your goin to find some great stuff.

Hard work today with doodads for your effort. But, anyway, outside enjoying you’re hobby is priceless. Glad you guys had a long day of fun.

Another great video, working my way through all of your stuff, very cool

Excellent video Beau, really interesting 👍🙂

Hey bow good video I enjoyed it thank you very much for the long video and I hope that you and your family had a nice Easter

Beau, That is the most serene and picturesque area down by the creek. Please go back down there and take some photographs. You really cracked me up when you got a scare from that root. All the years I've been watching your vids I've never seen anything shake you up that much. Diving in dark, murky water that you can't see through, snakes, copper-headed rattle moccasins, leaches, scorpions, spiders, rabid raccoons, mountain lions, bears, bigfoot and his whole clan, not even the meanest fairies and elves out there have shaken you up as much as that (voodoo root), (Bless your Heart). At least it wasn't a high pitched girly scream, (unless you edited it out. Lol) The white button you thought was porcelain, I'm thinkin' was white seashell, as it was a very common medium for making buttons, especially from the turn of the century through the nineteen sixties. I wasn't aware of bone putting off a smell when you rub it, but that is a technique used to determine if something is made of bake-o-lite. I agree with your thoughts on the piece used as a tool by the Native American Indians. As I've mentioned before, my sister was the head of the Indian Association in Nor Cal for a few years and she said "If it looked like they could comfortably used something as a tool, they most likely did." Loved Rick's large arrowhead. What was it made of? I too Love the sound of the frogs singing around the pond in the evenings. When we were youngsters and the frogs were in full blown croaking mode, one of us would yell out "Hey or Listen!" and the frogs would go completely silent for a few seconds, then as suddenly as they stopped , they begin again. : ) Looking forward to the next vid, when you dig up the treasure in that deep hole, on the property.Thanks, Beau and you too, Rick.

Please come back to dig up that thing

The comb is an old hair straightener. Today ladies would use a flat iron.

Happy Easter AquaGhigger!!!; )

1:40 I'm drinking from the same thing as Rick. Small world.

Hot comb. You heated it to straighten hair.

Blakely is loaded with Indian artifacts. You should metal detect in the city of Blakely. You should go to Traders Hill on the east side of the Okefenokee swamp. It was an area of English, Spanish, French, and Colonial American.

pipe with the shotgun shell could be some type of what is referred to sometimes as a gopher getter, farmers use to use them to kill burrowing animals in there fields, but they were made illegal years ago by the ATF.

Love your videos man! I’ll watch tonight! Thanks for your service and God bless!

Great video we need more like that one can't wait till the next one 👍👍👍 hold your breath😣😣😣

Great video and some great finds to.

That thing you called brace and kind of looks like a key is a peace out of a starter armature . A peace of the comatater . Where the brushes make contact.

Before the cotton gin, they used brushes/combs things to get the seeds out.

That heart lock was sweet. 🔒

we tried to make a mortor launcher as a kid with pipe and wooden plug on bottom end with a nail in it for firing pin. bury in ground and drop in the shell. always split and got stuck. gramps caught us and helped, he sawed off about 12 inches of barrel with shell breech of an old worn out single shot and then we would drop the loaded breech piece into a bigger piece of pipe to fire it and the shell was removable then. the good old days

I love when you say “turn of the century”. I still call 1900 the turn of the century

I just love the long videos!

Good hunt, but seriously Beau - that HOT Georgia sun can be tough - You need to pack some lunch and plenty of drink - have a fun picnic, with the Gator, that's easy! Take care, you don't wanna be getting heat stroke! Better luck with the next dig, ⛏🐾🙀😉🍔🧀🥩🍗🍰🍺🍇🍓🍒🥑🍕

"It is, I looked it up" 😂😂😂

I was waiting for this video all evening and by the way, nice intro, lol

A righteous little squeaker..lol

Love that voodoo that you do! Lol 🦇🙋‍♂️

Got the notice..... and dropped what I was doing. Always a great adventure.

Thanks for the video. After searching the whole day, nice stuff started to be discovered near the end. Ouch-a-wow-ah! Poor, tired, muscles and bones.

Great Video Chigg !!

Center pivot. The name for that style of irrigation.