MEGA EXPLORATION: Metal Detecting Old Homesite, Exploring Caves And MOAR!

[@WindEnergy]

It’s amazing how hard you work at this, to keep us entertained and informed. History, nature and humor aren’t often bundled together-what a treat!

[@ExpeditionTech]

I feel like I’m hanging out with an old friend. Great as always.

[@Muscles_McGee]

These cool ole guys & gals they kinda grow on ya don't they? Yeah I love these videos too, and I'm glad they do them.

[@geyotepilkington2892]

Nothing makes me happier than seeing an hour long video from the Chigg!

[@charlenehelsley570]

i’m 😮ju😮hh😂❤❤b 4:26 😮nnnniiinn😅i😅in😅😅nn😅n😅nin llkkkkk

[@charlenehelsley570]

mmommo n

[@TomFromMN]

An hour of Aquachigger. Doesn't get any better, unless it would be MOAR!

[@BluezFan91]

Glad I found this channel. Can’t wait to start detecting myself. It’s amazing how the mundane can become fascinating just because you dug it up.

[@beepseatsfindingfoodtreasu8756]

It's always when we say " Ok, one more Target and I'm going to call it for the day" And Mother nature says stay a while longer I've got something you might want to see. Love that area between the sink holes and the history it's like a playground! Happy travels! Beeps.

[@chrisburch9232]

I love it when you go caving or looking for caves.

[@OldButStillKicking]

Never bored. Thanks as you continue to educate me.

[@oklahomapatriot9502]

Thanks for the longer videos I absolutely enjoy watching you look for cave systems it makes my day. Get home and take care of yourself get over this sickness we as fans don't want you gone too long get well soon my friend

[@jakemason9436]

One MOAR! Like a kid in a candy store. Thanks Chigg.

[@danjefferson4804]

Ever since I started watching these videos I have started making a point to pick up my shotgun shells and casings when I'm out hunting. I don't want to be the reason someone goes crazy digging my shells years from now.

[@joannem3568]

🤣🤣 I try to pick them all up. Buts it's mostly because I'm cheap and I want to save the brass. 🤣🤣 it's only Secondary for other metal detectors

[@walkingtrails7776]

An hour long Chigg vid!? YES!!

[@leighann6596]

Get some rest & feel better Chig! Loved the video as usual!

[@thescarlettbandit5542]

Omg an hour... yay 😍 me LIKEY 😍 Thanks Beau! What a lovely surprise 😃

[@paulgirvin1167]

I like how you can’t help but keep going, that’s the exact feeling I have sometimes when I’m detecting “I’m just going to dig one more signal” awesome video.

[@desertrose2059]

I really love your longer videos Beau, would love to see more long ones, please!

[@rightleg5920]

Oh man I saw an hour of the Chigg and I knew, the end of my day was complete. Get better! Just one more. Hahahah

[@markholbrook3949]

I like Chiggs channel mostly because he shows more of his minor finds more than anyone else.. Finds that I come across the most and adds insight into his minor finds along with his bucket listers.. You dont find a bucket lister on every dig and Chigg is not afraid to show that!!

[@halbarney2682]

Aaahh palm treee!! 🌴

[@gregorybarr6112]

25:05 The “Chigg”munk springs into action! Great video! Great finds! 3 bullets beside the truck.. who’da thunk it!

[@dannywilliams3928]

Thank you Al. Very interesting story. Keep up the great videos. And I hope you're feeling better real soon.

[@davidm106]

Don't give up chigg, keep em coming. Thanks for the hard work.

[@computergrant1]

Hey Beau. First off, I hope you get better and lose that cold. Nothing more aggravating than being sick and feeling weak (at least for me). Great video and always good seeing you, and listening to your character! Take care my friend. See you next time!

[@dougalexander7204]

You only have yourself to blame for competition. You are a leader in metal detecting as a hobby. I certainly hope the permission remains your secret and you find some killer artifacts.

[@jackiprod.4810]

one of the most positive youtubers i watch makes me happy to learn

[@advenzures]

Super awesome video. Thank you for sharing with us. Happy Hunting!

[@johnnythompson1055]

Thank you for your service brother

[@ivang97997]

wow 1 hr video, it must be REALLY GOOD :), thanks !!!

[@forestromero3469]

I read this in a Chinese accent lmao

[@atlasfall9495]

The Old Chig always be bleeding. It's a sign he's always doing something right!

[@kevinhoock9742]

Learn new things every video ! An interesting teacher of history !!!!

[@larrystobaugh1419]

Always enjoy your videos Chigg. You really have a knack for making whatever you do interesting. Go home and take care of yourself. Looking forward to your next one.

[@Wvnursey]

You make my weekend complete Chigg!! I developed a cold this weekend as well. Please go home and care for yourself. Cheers.

[@VickieV1333]

It’s always one moar isn’t it?! I love it! You feel better soon! 🤒

[@billjobob3]

Freon tank at the end !!

[@LongIslandsHardcoreDetectorist]

Cool video Chigg!! Always neat finds and gotta love those deep mysterious caves. It’s always fun to wonder how deep they go and where they lead to. Happy Hunting

[@halbarney2682]

Saddle up boys! We gotta carry ol' Chigg home!! 😆

[@marykaystreasures]

Thanks for sharing about the rocks and I really like the Shagbark tree I had never seen one before awesome videos thanks for sharing

[@MstresVampy]

I look forward to ur adventures... Ty for sharing...🤗🤩

[@therealOXOC]

MORE !!!!! thanks for the long one tough....

[@will-da-beast4628]

Love it when you say one more.

[@EastCoastDetecting]

Although I’m not that old, I’ve picked rock in many fields after ploughing...not fun lol, great video!

[@Ellis157]

wow looking great sir awsome vid ty so mutch

[@jimjustice581]

I’ve always been told to not go scuba diving or cave exploring alone. You, sir, are fearless. I hope it doesn’t cause you problems. I, like all the rest of your viewers, will continue to enjoy every one of your videos.👍

[@ohioriverrockhunter6448]

Very cool video beau. I found some piles of rocks like you found last year and I thought they were native american burials or cairns. I asked the property owner and he told me that farmers a looong time ago, when clearing their fields for farming, would pick up those rocks and pile them up outside of the field. I also heard they would pile them up to determine property boundaries. Can't wait for summer so I can watch some of your stream exploring videos! Just love watching you find those civil war shells and bullets!

[@keithlea6804]

The size of that sinkhole I'd think it would have larger cave system hope it's not all full of dirt. Yes dig let's see where it goes. Great video

[@suettheartistickamillion9996]

feel better soon bo. thanks for the video.

[@skyfire9432]

Feel better Chigg! Thx for posting. Nice area.

[@entertainmentforyou6677]

I was freaked out when you climbed into that small cave hole! I could of never done that!

[@LuckysLair]

Just found your channel. I use to ride in an I.T.V. when I was a young brand new Infantryman. I grew up in Maryland, not far from many civil war sites/battlefields. Back then I never owned a detector, but I use to wander the woods with my eyes scanning looking for signs of sites.

[@MrAtrophy]

those holes in the tree are made by a woodpecker, called the yellow-bellied sapsucker.

[@fredsmith4416]

Not with a metal pecker. The old dead tree had grub holes and nails from fencing or something

[@MrMikepresley]

Wowoww, so happy to get home from work and find an HOUR long Aquachigger video, moar!!!! please :)

[@jeffputteman8890]

much respect i will put that out three.... your commitment is cool

[@wildeninja2836]

I too enjoy taking days off to explore holes. It’s the best! Lol

[@anniestroupe808]

Oh my lord I lost it with the fast forward . lol

[@angelameinken2360]

Love all your videos and your humor. Keep going on. Regards from Germany !!!

[@charleszimmermann7784]

that is where all the gold coins are buried. In the hidden cave….. Thanks for the video

[@steveculbert4039]

Very cool sites! Yes, it is second-growth hardwood. Some of those hardwoods are 100 years old, grown from roots and nuts.

[@dawncarpenter5619]

I wish you would have dug up what you think is washboard. I think we're all dying to know :)

[@patprop74]

oh wow ! that nel coil paid off !

[@dodecaheathenblue8132]

Chig~ You Are A Delightful Individual...Your Character In General Has Me Wrapped Around the Next Words... in These Awesome Adventures... Thanks for that !

[@unknownqweasd]

Dude i saw you yesterday on history channel and you were speaking in Turkish😱didn't know you could speak fluent Turkish.

[@OutdoorsygalO]

I hit the LIKE button! 👍🏻 I was just gasping as you were around the cave pit....could those be poison oak vines? Yikes!!! 😮

[@ecodeacon1]

Thanks for sharing the harmonica reed at 15:28 , I recently found a similar piece at an old blacksmith shop site from the late 1800's in the mountains above Chico in Northern California

[@IratePuffin]

When he starts going into those caves I start feeling like I can’t breathe.

[@linr2870]

Great fun and entertaining Beau. Get well soon, take care of yourself. Thanks

[@riverriver5345]

Sounds like me going on a hike, "We gotta get going... But look at these rocks!"

[@lonniechartrand]

I am sure that there are those that have left negative comments about you keeping your "homesite" a secret and not showing photos of the area to protect it for yourself. As a fellow detectorist, and outdoorsman, I can relate to your feeling the way you do. Yes, competition can be fierce, and those that "hunt" an area can definitely identify an area from photographs if they are local to the area. I know of those that have lost great metal detecting sites, mushroom sites, ginseng sites, hunting and fishing spots, etc., because they shared a photograph. Long story short, I can appreciate not only your keeping a secret, but also the fact that you admitted to doing such!

[@justmemories7837]

Love your adventurs.

[@anthonyroark6429]

I have been watching your Alaska videos all day so cool

[@guystrong4278]

Scaly bark hickory, slow grower in the Ohio Valley as far south as Memphis and north as NY. I had multiple large specimens on the lake I grew up on and frequently tugged on their "whiskers" as a kid. Very cool trees and I cracked a huge smile smile it popped up.

[@Sillysoft]

Wow cant wait for you to go back and explore more of that confederate camp you found towards the end! Exciting...

[@richardwarnock2789]

Beau for being Bad Beau for a hour it's fun yes you sound definitely different those Caves look interesting totally agree next to your truck probably buckles hidden waiting to be found by Bad Beau funny!!!; )

[@ONAPAL3HORS3986]

25:00 🤣 chigmunk voice!

[@shawnresor498]

I love the chipmunk feature. Better than turning the camera on n off. ☺

[@scottdunbar4898]

I'm guessing a Sap Sucker made those holes in the tree, Chigg. Thanks for the video.

[@Snarkapotamus]

That'd be my guess as well. I had a Bradford Pear tree that had the same rings of holes..

[@atlasfall9495]

@@Snarkapotamus We had planted three Bradford Pears at my old house and after about 15 years lost two in storms. Pretty trees but they are weak.

[@Snarkapotamus]

@@atlasfall9495 - yep, they're really weak trees. We had one in our backyard that ended up on our roof during a recent ice storm.

[@ashbrookdoodlebopsgautierw985]

@@atlasfall9495 appearently a bad invasive tree for the staes

[@atlasfall9495]

@@ashbrookdoodlebopsgautierw985 ah, I did not know that.

[@morrislawson4632]

Thank you Chigg!! Keep up the good work!

[@michellericard4850]

You go Beau!!!! Love your videos and content!!

[@jaybales3160]

A lot of hard work. Enjoyed coming along. Congratulations on the last discoveries of the hunt. The first few locations deep into the hunt seemed to have been cherry picked already, hard to say though. Thanks for showing all your results, good and bad. Good video🤙

[@brendaproffitt4807]

Pretty nice day out cool site. Feel better great video thank you

[@howardrodgers3015]

I’ve been watching your videos for some time now. We live south of Tupelo MS and south of Brice’s cross roads. We do not have a metal detector YET. I have been looking at Civil War time maps and comparing them to present day long story short we found a complete Civil War complete brick. Story has it either the Confederate army or the Union camped out a while on our property. The Confederate Army had an military hospital in Nettleton MS south of us that the Union army captured not sure how since Major General Nathan Bedford Forrest was in this area. Well we have 5.2 acres to search will let you know what we find. Thanks for teaching and sharing your videos. I will be the one whose wife will be fussing at me until we find something expensive hahahah

[@patriciavincent1569]

Once you get started you just can't stop! Rest and get feeling better before your down for a couple weeks.

[@randlerichardson5826]

Great video Chigger GOD BLESS.

[@OscarGonzalez-mf7xb]

Shag tree...yeahhh baabbyyy

[@philipwolf825]

and its not even my birthday, the fastest hour I can remember thanks chigg

[@chrisbudinick2691]

A Paul Harvey reference? Too cool 😎😆

[@amyadams7025]

Look up Sinks Grove West Virginia ... Hope you feel better to day it is going to be a nice day for woods stomping ! LOL

[@mikeadrover5173]

Outstanding!

[@SouthGAJester]

Awesome video Chig!!! Sorry you’re sick, hope you get to feeling better soon!!! Happy Hunting and don’t over do it!!!

[@o.wildfarmer8023]

The feeling i get ; this place 😌 is special, the blue rocks looks like man-made somehow 💙!..The mix of stones,who knows it might be an ancient place?

[@anotherdayinparadise8992]

Thanks for your service too. Didnt know you did that

[@lindanwfirefighter4973]

Chigg go to a health food store and get yourself some Marshmellow Root tea. 1 heaping tablespoon and cover with boiled water. Let it steep 20 mins with a sage leaf. Strain off and drink. If you don’t have a sage leaf add a pinch of powdered sage to the cup after you strain it. Do this when you feel a cold coming on and you will NEVER have cold. Do it each time you feel a cold coming on. If you wait till the cold if full on it’s not as effective.

[@ruthiewrangler9864]

In Minnesota we have sapsuckers that go to town on the trees like that. Especially in the spring when the sap is flowing. I always love the little history lessons you give along the way. Love the adventures you take us on. Thanks

[@patwithers1448]

I am watching this November 28_2021 enjoyed it again Love every video you make found some old ones on KZbin Love from the old lady in Texas may God bless you

[@garypierson6455]

That's funny all that walking and it's by your truck

[@Dayna-Punky]

Woo Hoo!! An hour long video!!

[@christineingram55]

Hiya loved this hope your wife was not upset when you got home lol..great video love your enthusiasm 😀..watched your new program ya Stirling castle ..all I could think is you did not have enough time in each place ,I know from your videos you love going over areas thoroughly ..it must have been frustrating for you and our rivers very cold too even in the middle of summer they are cold...You had some great finds though so you must have been delighted ,but bet you wished you had longer to play..keep enjoying what you do and get better soon 😀

[@rogerdempsey7227]

Chigger Chigger Chigger awesome video learned a lot again can't wait for the next long one all the way from Texas I enjoy them all

[@debracadman4212]

Hello Chigg,wow all the dead trees laying down look like bigfoot work to me,lots of crosses a d piles of little rocks to,please be careful Chigg, lhad a Chigg marathon last nite lol l loved the ones where you are walking the creek beds, they are all fantastic, love from Aus Chigg, deb 💜🌲🌻💋👣👀👣👀🍀👁️💋

[@davec5153]

Sapsucker woodpeckers make 1/4 to 3/8 inch closely spaced holes in the bark to remove the sap. Usually several favorite trees are selected and nearby trees may be untouched. After many holes are drilled, the tree may be girdled or damaged by it.

[@slimwantedman6694]

Good afternoon from Southeast South Dakota