A Civil War GoPro?

[@jeffbuege45]

I look forward to every single post you put up. You do an outstanding job not only finding the artifacts and objects, But also in your narrations. Well done my friend.

[@gopernoper5330]

That camera is an Agfa PD-16 clipper. That particular model is from the 1940's. good find!

[@monkeylice]

Thanks so much for making these videos, Beau, I really look forward to them. When I was younger I spent a lot of time on the beach looking for fossils in the sandstone cliffs in the desert looking for minerals and Indian artifacts. Your videos really bring back the joy I had every time I found any little thing.

[@proliance]

Does anybody else panic a little bit when you think Beau passes something up that looks like it could be vaulable? "Wait, no! Go back! Ugh."

[@kellymittong1140]

***** yes, there was a turquoise ring by that curtain rod end in The Wiz Beau. Go back and get it

[@acidstar11]

I hear old camera lenses contain radioactive materials which could be great for resale.

[@lazzaleppi5285]

I'm just glad you're getting all the lead out of the river.

[@v16ke]

Civil war bullets were made of steel or iron

[@lazzaleppi5285]

no. They were cast lead.

[@v16ke]

+Beau Ouimette could be machine made steel but definitely not lead,it would explode under the pressure of black powder

[@TheitaniofRome]

+Kevin/Nathan Ya science! lol you are so wrong.

[@lazzaleppi5285]

He's a Troll, don't feed it.

[@hoglefish]

Awesome as usual! I think it is cool that the last person to hold those three ringers was a civil war soldier! Beau you know how to live! Keep them coming!

[@TheKimmer1969]

Hi Beau. Have a great new year and thanks a lot for all the videos during the last 12 months. I hope to see many more in the new year. Best of luck and happy hunting... All the best from Denmark, Scandinavia.

[@Amanwithoutaface112]

the film from that camera could be priceless make sure you get it developed !

[@RICHBISS]

Nice video Beau.. just gotta love your underwater detecting. Well done on the Minie Balls and other cool artifacts. All the best, Rich.

[@CorgiDoom1881]

That camera you found is called a Kodak vest pocket camera. It was made mostly in the 1920s until the early 30s. It takes 127 film, but even if there is film inside, it would be destroyed because the camera is not waterproof.

[@wackattack180]

That's some cold water by now :))) Awesome finds Beau :D

[@11111972cjb]

Oh sod that temperature! I'll stay in Oz I think. Cheers and good hunting, that's a great machine, make sure you dig EVERYTHING! Because when I had one it was the only way to make sure of your target. Some silver rings sound just like foil so dig it all! HH&GL.

[@anndodds8781]

Really enjoy all your videos. Always something interesting. Underwater videos are my favourite. Great work

[@The91Bravo]

Beau, I dont know what it is about your videos, but they are just dang captivating... I catch myself trying to look around the silt waiting to see what "we" exposed.. lol. Keep doing what you are doing, it is very enjoyable to watch for an old broken combat medic.... Cheers

[@Ghosttownhunters]

Nice finds once again Beau, thanks man, always appreciate your videos. Best of luck and HH

[@chetyoder]

love ya vids , bought a ace 350 and learning, but frost line is 2ft deep so no diggin till April when the top 2ft thaws cause it freezes to 6ft here in upper Iowa, enjoy learning Technics you do , just a nubie

[@kaitheramptruckman7539]

love the videos I subscribed but only problem is I live in the Shenandoah county so I think you may get some competition lol thanks keep posting!

[@davidoneill2254]

Great findings! I've noticed our good friend slashy has stopped leaving comments :( btw I still haven't recovered from the fright you gave me at the end of your last video! Lol, thanks

[@SoramimiKeiki]

I am missing Slash too. :-(

[@HighClassStunts]

Your videos are awesome!!!

[@haroldplaysminecraft6628]

I think you missed a ring or something at 3:23 top left corner.

[@SpankyRenae]

I very much enjoy watching your vids. Hopefully by spring I will join the ranks of relic hunters. As far as I know there are not many here in Northwest Arkansas where Im from. There is a lot of history here and want to go dig up some for myself. It has honestly become an obsession for me. Thank you for showing me the ropes. ;-)

[@EthanArianaCollabs]

Cool video that looks really fun!

[@markg1490]

Great finds, thank you for sharing

[@davidhopper1087]

Great video Plenty of nice bullets and the go pro 1 lol. nice one Dave

[@cadence4527]

Pretty big piece of quartz in that first handful of dirt. That caught my eye. Can't wait till someone invents a rock detector.

[@RomanTor]

Excellent photo camera! Bullets too cute.

[@mieczyslawskowronski7416]

Underwater digging is guite a good fun.

[@catlover2368]

found a very decent amount find at the civil war battle field was loaded with goods from weapons from cooking pots and pans from button's etc and my best find a 22 Springfield shotgun intact

[@HimJimRimDim]

That looks like it was a mogul base lamp socket you found. Strange find in an area like that. maybe someone chucked it there.

[@advenzures]

Another great video! Great camera!!

[@benyeiser2838]

Man I tried fanning some rocks at a civil war site and only found 1 fired bullet! Beau got to hand it to ya your too pro

[@jdemo7167]

Great trip...thank you.

[@whoolph]

Imagine all those in one scoop! Thanks! ;) Rog

[@ozbad07]

Another nice video! You inspire me to keep on detecting. Found a 1903 Indian Head today. For your water videos, do you hold your camera while underwater or is it mounted on your head?

[@lsalaz2262]

That is some clear water damn

[@Tonyskupas]

When he said "Squekers" I yelled "CAGE THE SQUEKERS!"

[@mkporcu5466]

Great stuff man ! keep it up !

[@11111972cjb]

I believe he does sell them. Reading other comments he mentions a price but I forget now. Cheers

[@lqares1052]

Love the vids keep them up !!!! what about a vid showing of your collection?

[@lqares1052]

Lets hope for a strong winter then

[@karlatiller-barclay1965]

Very nice. Have A Happy new Year. Karla

[@freddieeatsgoldcoins]

Hi Beau, nice video...cheers,G.:)

[@Hornbush]

Another awesome video!

[@49erdigging]

wonder if that baby came with a helmet mount lol nice hoard of led though!! HH...GL

[@earthwoolandfire9715]

Nice video!! Looks like an old Ansco camera.

[@stringfrenzy]

Nice bullet haul!

[@joecoastie99]

Have you ever considered loading one of these in a modern .58cal muzzle loader and giving it a go?

[@nicholasf3452]

Heres a question: how do all these bullets get in the river in the first place were they shot in there or what??

[@waltdunn2]

Don't want to be a troll, but one of my bucket list things is to detect a civil war era location that has a good chance of me finding a bullet anyway. I live near Niagara Falls NY, and would be willing to donate to you for this chance.

[@DerekNaylor]

nice finds beau mate lots of bullets :-)

[@MisterBeta]

I have a question for you. How is it that lead cast bullets end up in streams? You seem to find a lot of them there. They also seem to be in good shape when you find them. Are these bullets that never struck an object when fired, landed on the ground, and were washed into a stream? Thanks for taking the time to post your work as I always you videos interesting.

[@evilwarcow]

awesome find. Back to a couple of other videos of yours. Exactly how many Go pro's did you find total?

[@lnro4494]

So you barely go to the shops and buy stuff? Pretty awesome loot to have.

[@aropals672]

The big white light bulb looking thing looked like a oil filter housing.

[@thesmithchannel6192]

love your videos

[@tommyvinson6]

Nice finds

[@microblood747]

I think you missed a bullet at 0:45 when you picked up the other bullet i thought i saw one to the right of it

[@kennyschlaeaner3103]

I like your videos there so cool

[@stonewallbook]

Nice!

[@ChillBill1]

Great fun!

[@racoonman100]

Oh and thanks again for your advice regards the atpro and making sure the rubber seals are clean , may I ask do you use a go pro for your underwater filming?. Thank you paul

[@racoonman100]

Thanks for that I really appreciate it , did you ever get a reply from anyone regarding the go pro you found in the river?, by the way that was a cool video well done on that. Paul

[@racoonman100]

One last thing from a fan , you are featured on a Garrett poster at "the prospectors patch " store in midland Western Australia , you are hunting in the water with an at gold , it's a metal detecting store , well done you've made it to the land down under mate he he. I just want to thank you for your vids and your awesome finds especially the guns for me totally awesome. I want to wish you very safe and happy Christmas to you and your family and all the best for the coming year. Take care I'm off looking for spendable. Paul

[@JoeLarge]

Know you don"t sell them but is there a ready market for civil war bullets?

[@totenkopfkatzen6904]

Theyre coming out! Thats what the doctor said

[@lewisrudd2274]

that is well cool

[@alg591]

ever find any placer gold diving? Gold in your area?

[@beandog1234]

how do you find all of this cool stuff?

[@MagicalBacon]

Going into a river and using a metal detector and his eyes and looks for goodies.

[@ThatSB]

you never discussed the camera. what year so you think it was from?

[@Minato4372]

I really want to get into metal detecting, but I'm not sure what to get. Any equipment you recommend?

[@hillbilly7083]

@skandpronger the film in the camera would be destroyed by now. Looks like the camera has been in there for a while.

[@Kayla-ny3nn]

What kind of camera do you use ? , I have been looking for a quality camera for less money then 80 dollars , but one that's waterproof

[@Grettynator]

+LPS Red wolf there's this china brand called the Yicamera (basically a knock off of a gopro) about 64 usd

[@Korsfestelse]

SJCAM do an SJ4000 for £45 (so about $100) but if you're buying from eBay (or the likes) you need to fish around to make sure it's legit seeing as there are a lot of fakes around. Good luck!

[@Kayla-ny3nn]

Korsfestelse I have a camera now its a action can its sorta like a gopro . I got it for christmas

[@ericgomez7148]

i have a a china brand camera and its real good quality the picture r clear and videos r amazing.a nd yeah i got it off. amazon for like $40-$50 so would i recomend it to you....well YES ill show u link in were u can buy the cam

[@TheMwarrior50]

Did you find out what the camera was?

[@Superluigi6425]

Do you keep the items? And what was the most insane thing you found?

[@popester1000]

How many civil war bullets do you have in your collection?

[@BraveWolfpalette]

wow kool

[@bighillclub]

Cool

[@sheep1ewe]

What is that strange thing seen on the left side of the pile of finds in the end of the video?

[@sheep1ewe]

***** Ok, Looks cool to me anyway, must try to find out more about that thing. :D

[@akaiuwu]

How many of the gopros found are in working condition?

[@GtForLife123]

Hi Beau, After watching your vids for a while, I've begun to want my own metal detector for beachcombing (because why not?). I'm no hard core treasure hunter, but want to have a fun time without being fruitless. From what I've read, I'd want something that can go past 6" depth and doesn't just detect coins. The Garrett AT Pro looks sweet, but I've got a budget of ~$400. What would you recommend? Thanks, and any luck/updates with the 1911?

[@GtForLife123]

***** Thanks for the reply. Is it on an electrolyte soak? Can't wait to see it. I never considered used detectors. Thanks!

[@GtForLife123]

No way in hell I'd try and fire it. It's a 1911, so it *might* be operational, but I wouldn't put my faith in it; please don't, either. Cool find nonetheless. If you distinguish a serial no. and end up running it, please do make a update vid.

[@thetasters]

Why do you think you find so many bullets in the water?

[@karmahunt4127]

5:05 that's a blunder buss barrel

[@siltorr1]

why are there so many bullets in the creeks?

[@king-clashofclanstv4677]

Where do u find all your stuff at???

[@sheluvsadot555]

The big pole he found looks like a URANIUM ROD

[@ThatSB]

those are civil war bullets?

[@andymandyandsheba4571]

beau what is your total of bullets now

[@aRustyPatina]

Did you keep the camera? Maybe you can find the owner......they'd probably be around 100 y.o. now......lol W.

[@kianlaxamana1059]

awsome rivers you got iphone and etc

[@varietyvault392]

What kind of camera do you have

[@henrys3629]

Have you hit the 10,000 mark for bullets? If that camera was "mint" it might be worth $5-10 dollars.

[@henrys3629]

***** Possibly a 50's Ansco Flash Clipper. Not really sure

[@CorgiDoom1881]

***** its definitely a Kodak camera from the 20s or 30s. Looking at the size, its 127 film which was mainly used by Kodak and was just coming out then. The model is "vest pocket".

[@jtkpranks7505]

What camera you use to record?

[@Stephanie-om9to]

Hey what camera do you use

[@mikeromme5238]

What camera do you got

[@WilliamLuvNarniaAlsn]

What kind of meta detector are u using the small one

[@grahampayton7514]

Its not a metal detector, it's a pinpointed.

[@typicalpcgamer8355]

+Wendigo of the North Woods does it detect metal?

[@bawtawbawt9439]

+Average PC Gamer yes

[@2005GLI]

Any idea on how old that camera was? Film or digital?

[@CorgiDoom1881]

early 20s to early 30s

[@brendanbullock9468]

Believe you'll find that's actually a camera from the mid 40's to early 50's - very similar to a Kodak Medalist, looks like it is also a rangefinder and takes 620 film. Very cool find. Top of my detecting wishlist is finding a tintype, but an old camera would be way up there as well...

[@2005GLI]

***** now this may sound crazy but is it possible to see if there is any film in it.

[@brendanbullock9468]

2005GLI Very good chance there is still film in it... Chances are its toast at this point, though some detected cameras going back as far as the 40's have been dug and had their film developed with success - one from a WWII trench which was probably the most amazing. You'd really have to pry the back off this one as it is likely quite corroded... If you do, make sure to do it in pitch darkness! Then you'll have the challenge of finding someone to attempt developing that odd format of film - would take a very specialty place, or artist with the right setup...

[@CorgiDoom1881]

Brendan Bullock Im pretty sure its a folding camera that takes 127 film because looking at its size because it looks too small to be 620 or 120. Also most folding cameras have blank backs like that with the film viewing dot. I cant see it being anything else than a folding camera.

[@racoonman100]

Man if I ever find bullets from the civil war here in the water that would be worth making a video let me tell you he he , well done the hunter finds his prey hiding again. Paul

[@Fergusonc210]

Why is all that stuff. Sunglasses, guns etc in the water. How does it all end up there ?

[@matthewliu619]

my dad did a river loot he found an old iphone 3s thats all while i was just wagging my legs something stick on my leg until i grab it its a watch with a civil sign in the back my dad jump out of excitement i dont know why

[@jessebosher2903]

i just went to the quadelope river in texas and i btought some goggles and i found a working i phone 6+ and i returned it to the lady i found 3 rings and i found a working go pro hero3 no footage was found on the sd card but i wanna thank u for influencing me to do this.... please write me back

[@johnrhoads7443]

what state are you in ?

[@sentian442]

were do you go to find all this stuff

[@sentian442]

***** wow hope it's worth the travel

[@sentian442]

***** lol ok glad someone loves what they do

[@fark1751]

Did anyone notice that thoughs bullets are from the civil war