Moonshiner's Hidden Compartment Opened After 100 Years

Excavating a 3rd privy at the former home of "Chicken Joe" Schneider, a Moonshiner who lived in Scotland, South Dakota over 100 years ago.
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[@BelowthePlains]

Hi guys, we now have a patreon that you can go to and sign up to donate to support the channel. As of now there is no bonus content for signing up, but in the future there will be exclusive content and extended cuts of out videos for signing up. if you cannot afford to sign up, then we appreciate you all the same, and we thank you for watching the channel. heres a link for anyone who wants to check it out: www.patreon.com/belowtheplains link will also be in the description. thank you!

[@JUNEYMOON9881]

Thank you for a new video! Love it as usual!!!

[@BelowthePlains]

haha thank you! glad you liked it!!!!!!

[@lorrainebritton3802]

Yippee cup of tea in my hand and this popped up! Thank you, on with the show. Well yet again I’m not disappointed! All that treasure you found, so fascinating and they sure liked their ketchup.

[@jakecariveau4058]

Thanks for watching everyone! We have a really good video coming next week!

[@_spider_jeff]

If You're the editor or camera man, good job thanks for the good work.

[@TheYammerHammer]

Another quest appearance from the fat homeless guy with a skullet?

[@JamesWestAZ]

Jake......Tom........ ALL your videos are good ones. So next week must be an AWESOME one. :)

[@quintin6417]

I hope it isn't missing the history this time.

[@tommychew6544]

Great finds once again, you have quite the knack for being able to find the old outhouse locations!

[@BelowthePlains]

hahaha yeah.. finding the pit is the hardest part.. it can sometimes take longer to find it than to dig it.. ah i just wish i could see thru the ground, it would save me so much time!! thanks for watching

[@alisonmary1443]

The name "Chicken Joe" is the best, I can imagine how well known he was 😂 Good finds, lovely treasures, Thank you so much for sharing.

[@hchilless3467]

Great video Tom. Always enjoy your searches.

[@BelowthePlains]

Thank you!

[@williamheden6794]

I'm amazed every time at your knowledge. Thanks for saving our history and taking me along. From Ohio.

[@BelowthePlains]

haha well thank you very much, glad you could come along

[@wayneweidman1543]

Another great video! I just love the little history lesson pop ups.

[@BelowthePlains]

haha yeah, that seems to be one of the main things people like about the channel! glad you like it! thank you for watching and leaving a comment!

[@susancousins8766]

Nice day for you finding all of those beautiful bottles 👍😊💜

[@BelowthePlains]

lol yeah, it was really overcast and cold that day.. which is the perfect conditions for filming outside! thanks for watching!

[@shepherd4406]

As always, enjoyed the history, the process, and the finds. Thanks.

[@BelowthePlains]

well thank you! i appreciate you leaving us a comment too!

[@aprilthomas1734]

Loved the teapot, especially the color. Super fun! I so look forward to your guys videos! Can’t wait till next week!! 😃

[@BelowthePlains]

yeah that teapo was really unusual! it almost looked plastic at first! well thanks for watching

[@florencelavorelsimon7930]

I liked the white bowl with the blue stripes ! So beautiful

[@slr2196]

I love seeing all of your neat finds! Good luck and stay safe.

[@tarrasams7423]

Hello 👋 from New York Thank you for Bringing me Along with you Guy's I can't wait to see What you Find Next 😊

[@mavericktheiceman1155]

Great job guys! Thanks for sharing

[@BelowthePlains]

Thanks

[@hermithag]

I just found your channel. Finding your dig sites from old maps is brilliant. Guaranteed to find treasure every time. I'm going to start at the beginning and marathon watch your entire library. Wholesome content with researched information, you can't go wrong. I love your calm demeanor and knowledge base. You say you don't know when you don't. I appreciate that in a young man. Then you learn about something old that you can reference the next time you come across it. Keep up the good work.😊💖

[@MissTiff84]

Please tell me you do a video of everything all cleaned up. 😍😍 im addicted to your channel now

[@BelowthePlains]

lol, no sorry.. we dont take much of anything home unless its something that we want for our collection.. we usually donate everything to the historic society, or the home owner.. but im glad you are liking our channel! maybe in the future we will start taking some of it home and cleaning it up! its just sooooo time consuming to clean these bottles... and its not very fun either.. thanks for watching!

[@alanogilvie4504]

Very impressed with your documentation of your finds and showing the dates and any pr piece. Very cool indeed. Thank you. You got yourself a new subscriber who's hooked!!! 😀

[@19Bmiller]

I’m enjoying your digs quite a bit of change after watching Time Team for years. The change is more in the finds then the techniques. It’s amazing the stuff you find and the history you share about them. I do appreciate it. Thanks

[@TheYammerHammer]

Oh wow! I cant believe they hide the treasure there! The BEST TREASURE FIND ON KZbin!

[@BelowthePlains]

haha thanks!

[@TheYammerHammer]

@@BelowthePlains did you guys drive all night?

[@LordUSABless]

Really interesting Great finds Enjoying your videos very much

[@bethcorey6022]

Every time I watch these I see something new, didn’t realize i had already watched this one till you pulled out the blue and white pottery but still can’t stop watching 🥰

[@robertkreiling1746]

This is the most educational bottle dig site out there !

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Tom what a awesome selection of bottles. The tea kettle was a bonus. If you want to sell the Hamm’s let us know. Jake did another fantastic job video taping. We love following your channel. Take care. TDM

[@BelowthePlains]

hahah thanks! yeah i think we left everything except the marbles at the museum in scotland. but in the future when i find one i will hang onto it for you, and we can deal with it when it comes up next. ah i wish i had known someone wanted it, but its only a matter of time before we find another one! thanks for watching and leaving us yet another comment!

[@dawnhaynes7784]

Thanks for bringing us along loved the video

[@BelowthePlains]

Thank you for watching!

[@Doreen_MOMADEE_Rojas]

My cousin lives in Sioux Falls,going for a visit soon,I love watching your videos the history you find is amazing ❤️

[@BelowthePlains]

wow thank you! we too are going on a trip close to sioux falls! im glad you like the videos! thanks for leaving us a comment!

[@alanatolstad4824]

The way you were going at it with that stick, I wasn't sure it was gonna make it through the dig!!!---I'd love to see how you piece together the dishes when you find enough to make a whole one. And, do an addendum to the pattern search you mention when you find interesting ones.---As always, the birdsong makes me nostalgic for our summer visits to the Farmstead, which we had to forego this summer.

[@tommychew6544]

I would love to see more on the search pattern of the site find also! Hope it's not a trade secret he is protecting.

[@alanatolstad4824]

@@whiskeycitydiggers I was referring to the life of the stick! That's got to be some tough hardwood!!!

[@christhompson4270]

Cool finds guys 👍👏😊

[@BelowthePlains]

thanks!

[@andreikaplanov8903]

Спасибо за труды. Хорошая история, интересные раскопки. Удачи вам в дальнейшем.

[@saraanddarrinmoneer3696]

Thanks Tom and John GREAT VID

[@BelowthePlains]

lol tom and jake! and thank you for watching and commenting!

[@HaleLife]

Hello and once again… love the channel! Have you ever sifted the tailings in search of jewelry etc before filling back in the digs? I’d say you’d find something, but I understand time. Keep up the good work!

[@BelowthePlains]

yeah exactly.. time and man power is the issue.. id love to be able to sift,. bc i know for a fact we are missing marbles that we would have otherwise found.. sometimes even really small bottles too.. we are working on a way to be able to sift, film, and dig at the same time tho.. but im glad you like the channel! and thank you for letting us know!

[@HaleLife]

@@BelowthePlains lastly, run a metal detector over the sifted material. Is it too much? Possibly. But recovery of all items for the effort is the key. I think Your channel holds my attention so well because it crosses several interests. Exploration, Historical, Antiques, Research. Im left with one question though, what do you do with the findings? From what I’ve seen so far you’d have to have a warehouse to store so many things. How much trouble do landowner’s give you in your requests? You’re a true genius of a researcher and I’m impressed!

[@tamran127]

Awesome can’t wait to watch. Your videos are always awesome!!

[@jamesonheche2899]

That poison bottle is so cool, and the marbles are pretty cool too. thanks for sharing, even when the pits aren't the best, your videos are sill way better than anyone else's on KZbin. I appreciate all the hard work you guys put into your content, so thanks for that. I see your channel has grown quite a bit over the last few weeks, hope it keeps up. Maybe one day you can get the gold plaque!

[@ellenexmadden]

I also enjoy Bondi, with his magnet. This is viceral, so into it, some of us recall using some of these products. The Watkins man brought most of those bottles straight to our doors. We spent time in the kitchen with Mom when he was there. She bought peppermint flavouring from him and made mint chocolates with With peppermint cream centers. During rationing that was the coolest thing a Mom could do.

[@BelowthePlains]

oh wow thats so nice! thank you, and i hope so too! thanks for watching

[@jerrysadventures8952]

Thanks for sharing video

[@marykaystreasures]

Was that mason jar brown or was that the contents I enjoy your videos thank you for sharing lovely shards the dishes in there ⚒️⚒️⚒️👍👍👍🗝️

[@BelowthePlains]

no, the mason jar was aqua.. yeah i know, its so hard to get a good shot of the color of some of these bottles when we pull them out.. they start to do this thing where they are rainbow colored right after we pull them out.. and some of the colors of these bottles are just sooo pretty.. the camera does not do it justice.. but yeah that jar was just dirty, and probably had some contents still inside. thanks for watching, glad you like the videos!

[@andrewchase7684]

Always glad to see a new video, thanks for sharing

[@jeffreyrowley9004]

Love this! Thank you!

[@salaciouscrumb9312]

just found your channel. love your videos and content. I hope to become a relic hunter soon.

[@soonzach4017]

Always enjoy your videos.

[@jerryblum277]

Great dig guys!

[@BelowthePlains]

Thanks!

[@paulettegatheridge2048]

Enjoyed!

[@BelowthePlains]

Thanks!

[@johnnyboy262]

I am new to your channel. I truly enjoy your passion and knowledge of the bottles you unearth. Do you sell these bottles online ?

[@BelowthePlains]

ah well thank you! no we do not currently but we have been getting a ton of requests for bottles so we are considering doing that.. we unfortunately havent been keeping most of the bottles we find, we tend to give them to the home owner or the historic society in the area. but we are always trying to make sure they go to a place where they arent going to be destroyed or thrown away.. so i have no problems with selling them to collectors.. i will probably begin saving some of the better bottles from each pit, and then maybe in the winter when we have a little more time on our hands, we can get around to making a website.. we will definitely mention it in future videos when we get to that point. thanks for watching, enjoy the channel!

[@dreams2933]

Bring a plumber and having crawled under many houses and dug up, no telling how many tons of dirt, in yards of old neighborhoods. I was always excited and looking for that little treasure while digging in those neighborhoods. These videos bring back that same feeling

[@stevefarms7494]

Was that where you was digging the moonshine hid out ?? because as your title says moonshiners hidden compartment .. and I didn't get where anything lead to that ...

[@smudgekids3203]

I enjoy your work very much! Insightful. I do have a challenge reading the tiny font you have on the top of the screen, showing the history of the items you find & collect. The font that you post on the bottom right side of the screen is a little bit better but not by much. If it is increased a little bit more, it doesn’t seem that it would cover up the activity you are doing while the words are being displayed. Isn’t it exciting to find buried history! The Great Plains, in the early settlement times, leaves not much behind. I’m shocked to see huge estate buildings replaced by farm fields but that’s Life. Thanks!

[@kellyjones3311]

Ditto the comment about tiny font, had to pause and screensot to read it. ✌️

[@BestSellers2122]

Nice!

[@seanwelch71]

Rare , incomplete pottery remains a valuable asset. Incomplete federal bottles and jugs are works of work and worth saving.

[@jnancy-pants3957]

Just found you. I love watching metal decting. You came onto my feed. Do you bring a metal detector along to find coins and rings, etc. in the soil? People dropped all kinds ofstuff when they use the facilities. Guy resting old scan the soil while the other person digs. Just a thought. Love your stuff!!

[@BelowthePlains]

yeah we do metal detect sometimes, and we really should more.. if we get permission at an historic place, then we will usually invite a friend who detects, but sometimes theres so much rust and nails in these pits, that it makes it impossible to detect bc the contents of the pit will just be so saturated with iron. but yeah, we should do that more, it just gets to be alot, digging and filming with typically just the two of us. but im glad you found the channel! hope you enjoy the rest of the content, and thanks for watching and leaving us a comment!

[@jnancy-pants3957]

I am watching all your other videos backwards...hahaha...you need a third friend/worker set the detector for silver and gold. Esp.the mining towns. Dropping nuggets in the john when they go ;)

[@bobkirk942]

Awesome I've been watching your videos for a couple weeks, I live in northwest indiana and was wondering where you get a probe , I know where alot of homes were around here with an outhouse

[@BelowthePlains]

umm.. well tom knows that for sure, but i do believe this is the website.. www.oldwestbottles.com/probes.php they sell a bunch of lengths of probe rods, but ive never ordered or measured one myself.. but i think we use the 4 foot rod, but it may be the 3 foot rod.. idk three feet seems a little short, and i know the probe comes up to my chest.. and i know some of the pits can be kinda low down, so id just go with the 4 footer. good luck out there! if you have any further questions just message me in a new comment (instead of hitting reply, it doesnt notify me when someone replies to my reply).. and if i dont respond, just leave me a new comment.. sometimes the comments roll in so fast that i just cant keep up and othertimes its super slow. thanks for watching

[@bobkirk942]

@@BelowthePlains thank you I found it they sell the best probes and have been in buissiness for a long time

[@clidemorrow8786]

Short but sweet!

[@davidbeers5949]

I have a cistern just off the back corner of my house a dog found for me probably 40 years ago. I open the top up it's brick on top full of glass and cans which I closed back up I need to empty out someday and fill with dirt.

[@whiskeycitydiggers]

Definitely dig it out, I've found nice bottles, jugs, and bricks in old cisterns.

[@jimmysinclair6943]

Cool marbles!

[@joycemusgrave161]

Pop's here. You keep teasing us with two or three cleaned up pieces. Give use a full video of cleaned pieces from a couple of digs.

[@wallacesheckells7095]

Back in the mid 70s a friend and I found an old trash dump. We dug up all kinds of bottles, utensils, leather shoes, bottles and more. We thought we had discovered a lost treasure. We worked that thing for weeks. Sold the good bottles. Silverware and utensils We cleaned and lost track of the stuff. Good times...

[@dbomber69]

How do you figure out where the outhouse was? My parents house is 200+ years old and used to have a separate kitchen. I would love to know where to detect. Pendleton NY.

[@Dirtflicker]

👍AWESOME MAN👍

[@johnlord8337]

Doing research of embossed and slick ketchups - and knowing the maker's marks (or those 8-sided and numbered Heinz bottles) their glass manufacturer, location, and dates of production can also be found out. Especially the blown in mold, kiln tooled lips and earliest of screw tops. If you find those Heinz with number on base, they can provide further information - like those olive jars (if Heinz).

[@BelowthePlains]

oh yeah. sometimes when we record, we dont get a good enough shot of the bottle to be able to tell exactly what it was that we pulled out, bc we keep probably under 5% of the stuff we find, and to be completely honest, the stuff from the 30s is not my area of expertise.. but im always glad to hear new ways to identify what im looking at, so thanks for letting us know and thanks for watching!

[@laurelshugars2866]

One can hardly avoid those catsup bottles. I am glad to hear that you are researching them.

[@johnlord8337]

@@laurelshugars2866 What makes the whole study of ketchup/catsup bottles is that 1915 there were over 800 (admitted and documented) single ketchup product manufacturers ... and food packing plant producers - of which that is also admitted as being a FRACTION of the total producers - then along comes the Pure Food Act of 1900s (1900-1920s). Heinz got away with a total scam of others using Sodium Benzoate (that others used as a preservative) and he didn't. Heinz pressed the govt and the Pure Food Act to go after them. But, they were punished, fined, and eventually went out of business. Admittedly, we find others using SACCHARIN (false sugar additive for a sweeter taste !) and coat tar (!) (to keep the tomato brightness), and potentially other destructive products - but our modern foods with all the preservatives, phenylalanines, false sugars, high fructose syrups, MSG "natural flavoring" ... that are used ... 50-75% of the total ingredients mentioned on food labels - are preservatives, sugar sweeteners, petrochemical and natural dyes and colors, ... and we restarted the use of SODIUM BENZOATE in our canned foods "today" ! And I dare you to look on any Kraft-Heinz ketchup bottles and see sodium benzoate also being used ... f&&^^% !!!s - and stoopid govt authorities - just like our modern non-govt "authorities" of big pharma, big medicine, ... covi vaccines and lockdown authorities !!! Where is the FDA and Pure Food Act now? Where is the govt federal agency dealing with Pure Vaccine Act now ?

[@sandylipscomb7003]

COOL‼️HOW DO YOU FIND THESE PLACES???

[@BelowthePlains]

haha umm.. like the hole itself or the location? we find the location by doing historic research.. we use those old maps that it shows zoom in in the beginning of our videos.. and we find the holes by probing.. we have these T shaped rods that we push into the ground.. if you watch a few of our videos you will see what we mean.. we dont usually show how we find them, because its actually really boring and tedious to push these rods in a back yard for an afternoon.. but basically we can feel the ash in the ground that they used to top the pits off to help with decomposing the pit.. hope that ansewered your question! be sure to follow us on facebook, its just "below the plains" ..thanks for watching!

[@Crafter_H]

So I have to ask. When you say outhouse, was there a separate outhouse for trash or is it the same where they did the other "business"

[@margaretmoffitt6987]

Do you put all the broken and unwanted stuff back in hole ? If not what do you do with it ?

[@BelowthePlains]

well everything in this pit, we donated to the historic society, but if its just plain stuff, we just put it back inside the pit.. but yeah, if we find something ornate and we get all the pieces, we almost always donate it to the historic society, thanks for watching

[@johnsnow6586]

Awesome

[@Kevindramey]

I'VE NOTICED JAKE GETS TO FILL THE HOLES BACK IN LOL

[@starsportscards8688]

Digging for treasure brings out the kid in us. That would be cool if Tom could get permission from Brent with Ghost Town Living on KZbin, to be able to dig up some treasures for his museum. Cerro Gordo, CA was a booming mining town back in the 1800's. It would also be good exposure for your channel.

[@tommychew6544]

That would be a good series, possibly. I wonder how hard it would be to find an old outhouse pit in the desert by probing though. Though those miners might not have left much behind unless they had accidentally swallowed it, they were ruff working for money people.

[@starsportscards8688]

@@tommychew6544 I just watched one of Ghost Town Livings latest videos where they installed a huge underground watertank. During the dig, they were finding all kinds of old bottles & relics. It was a rather large settlement for its time where up to 1,000 people worked at the mines.

[@tommychew6544]

@@starsportscards8688 It could be good but it would be hit and miss at best.

[@tommychew6544]

Don't get me wrong, I would like to see it, but it would be like a needle and a haystack for finding his normal sites.

[@oleradiodudea.m.4735]

Just discovered your channel. Does it ever stink down there?

[@flavaflav7769]

WERE THESE DUMP SITES FOR THETOWN?, OR THE HOME,,,,,,,,,AND MAN THOSE HOLES ARE DEEP

[@charleswood3383]

How do you come across things like this. Where do you know to dig

[@glennmurphy1820]

I don't know why everyone doesn't use your two prong fork.Its perfect.

[@BelowthePlains]

oh yeah i know! im sure its saved my life before too, bc i would have definitely hit a power line by now! thanks for watching!

[@davidgorrell5385]

What do you do with the broken plates and things?

[@BelowthePlains]

well everything in this pit, we donated to the historic society, but if its just plain stuff, we just put it back inside the pit.. but yeah, if we find something ornate and we get all the pieces, we almost always donate it to the historic society, thanks for watching

[@davidgorrell5385]

I like watching What you do it's very interesting keep up the good work.

[@ellenexmadden]

When you say "machine made", does that mean diecast? Are they not ie. Cast, or blown?

[@whiteelephantvideos1343]

What you keep calling bulbs are actually tubes Or in England they're called valves

[@BelowthePlains]

ahh, thanks for pointing that out.. ill look into it, and adjust our graphics in the future, thanks for watching

[@TheShootinStar]

You should try keeping a spray bottle with water in it for quick viewing.

[@keithshaw7646]

Do you ever find any arrow heads or stuff

[@craftcave5171]

What do you do with all the wonderful treasures you unearth?

[@russell1143]

Why were outhouses used as throw away points for these things?

[@sandynono04]

You said it's a cold cream container, looks like the old mentholadum rub. Just guessing 🙂🙂

[@melissaslate1621]

❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️

[@BelowthePlains]

hahaha i really appreciate that!! thanks for leaving us a comment!

[@rahla53]

Incredible than the radio bulb was intact! I know you found Chicken bones before, and also that is little puzzling how they survive for so long-

[@Music-kz9ol]

Chicken bones survived so long because they were cooked

[@peggyhackett8981]

how do you know where to dig ?

[@commonname9205]

I wonder if the people a hundred years ago were dropping stuff down the shitter thinking someday someone's gonna find this.lol

[@richardbeee]

Y'all ever metal detect your piles or shaker screen them? I've found some good stuff running a hand operated shaker screen. Had a friend over in NM that bought the property that had the old town dump on it. Was incredible what he found every day. Old coins, tokens,...etc. He ended up making more off the property than he paid for it.. Like that tea pot. Can't wait till next week. Saturdays i don't turn this thing on. I rest.

[@BelowthePlains]

haha yeah.. we sometimes have ppl metal detect.. we just have so much going on most of the time that we dont have enough time to detect or screen.. i want to tho! and i do plan on doing that in the future.. the main problem is that we have such a small car, and we already have to pack so much into it.. yeah next weeks video is gonna be a good one, as long as i get it done in time.. we have another video done, thats not nearly as good, but i was planning on releasing a video from grand forks, nd.. its a good one.. if its not out next weekend, the weekend after for sure! thanks for watching

[@richardbeee]

@@BelowthePlains As always, next week.

[@staylor5687]

I love it when towns/cities are named after European places. I could tell people that I live in Scotland and they would ask me a bunch of questions about what it's like. 🤣😂 And I could give them a bunch of confusing answers that makes them stop asking so many questions. 😂

[@laurelshugars2866]

Tom. You have 2 posts on here that should be 🚫 blocked. Both in foreign language. One towards the end of the comment thread actually includes the word porn. Sigh. Thanks again for sharing your adventure with us.

[@andrewdaley3081]

Utube dont do shxt. 🇬🇧👍

[@bobbyrohr7086]

HELLO GSON TOM! THIS GRAMPA BOB YOUR TV SHOW IS VERY GOOD N WE ARE VERY PROUD OF YOU AND YOU TREASURE HUNT CAN YOU COME MOW ARE GRASS THIS WEEK GRAMMA WILL MAKE YOU HOMEMADE MCDONALDS BURGERS AND NUGGETS LOVE GRAMPA BOB

[@rahla53]

lol

[@laurelshugars2866]

😂🤣😂

[@JamesJones-cx5pk]

That's a trash bin, not a hidden compartment.

[@zenithcoinsandhobbies]

Great video as always. One issue: The RCA piece is a vacuum tube, not a transistor. Transistors were developed during and after WW2 and weren't in consumer products with regularity until the mid to late 1950s. The tube is probably an 01A or 201A, a common tube around the 20s to 30s.

[@BelowthePlains]

ah thank you! and yeah, we are finding out we made a few mistakes about the bulbs.. yeah its not really our area of expertise, and we typically dont dig sites this late.. gonna have to do some research in the future.. thank for watching tho!

[@zenithcoinsandhobbies]

@@BelowthePlains It's fine, man. I collect and repair antique radios as a hobby. Out of the 4 or 5 dumps I've dug at from the vacuum tube era, I've only found 2 or 3 tubes at all. I found an early light bulb one time, but I accidentally dropped it later!

[@BelowthePlains]

hahah we've actually been coming across a bunch of early bulbs this year (the videos will be out this winter) and idk, its weird, bc i almost never come across them.. kinda blows my mind to see a light bulb completely intact after all being buried.

[@653j521]

Imagine, poison actually labeled as such rather than in medicine.

[@lisanowakow3688]

I much prefer your extraction method than using a shovel.

[@batterymakermarkii2654]

08:51 that’s a tube. No transistors til 1954

[@stevenfrantz7106]

out house digin

[@danielcarlsen2217]

Do you check to see if you have any coins?

[@kennhill968]

Why did they toss all that stuff in the out house pit

[@simonphelps-gardiner542]

We call that moder in the uk

[@darlenem4940]

Why is there so many dishes in a out house space

[@petekbleeepingaustralia8720]

BTP 👌👍🏼🍺

[@BelowthePlains]

lol! thanks!

[@jackmason6747]

Did anyone else catch it the bulb for the transistor radio

[@mjrippe]

You mean the vacuum tube? Yeah.

[@jackmason6747]

@@mjrippe yup transistor radios didn’t need tubes

[@ratapaga5963]

Can you bring a metal detector to see if you find coins

[@BelowthePlains]

lol.. yeah, we can do that.. we do sometimes and we detect off camera, but we never really find anything except wheat pennies.. but some pits are just un-detectable, because there is so much rust that it triggers the detector basically anytime its near any dirt. but thanks for watching!

[@trailcameralakeloon]

when I grow up I want to excavate a Privy

[@johnnywadd9918]

Only a true treasure hunter will digg thru the poo to find the goods.

[@johnlord8337]

Special attention to blue Ball signature underline PERFECT MASONS - and the staggered PERFECT MASON variants. Ball bought the Greenfield Fruit Jar and Glass Company, and took over the Boyd PERFECT MASON molds (1909-1914). In doing so, the correct alignment of B P Ms were made at Ball Bros in Muncie, while the (potentially ghosted Boyd and) staggered P Ms were made at Greenfield, thus a very special Ball fruit jar and limited production years.