What in the World! 250 Million Years old! In a bottle dump! Insane Dig in new Spot

[@gregorypoole5648]

Hi, Travis: Well, that was quite a dig this time.Hard to believe you could top finding an antique dog dish and a hutch or two on your last visit...looks like you and the guys managed to do it.Even found an incredible fossil.There's never a dull moment when you hit the magical Valley!

[@twindiggersminnesotapamandpat]

Travis, Zach and Will, persistence pays off, awesome pharmacy bottles, beers,and colbalt. The Beechnut bottle was cool. The calendar and mileage guide cards were my favorite. Trav- Uncle Fester 😜 Will I like your new look.👏👍😀

[@amyjones7962]

Definitely a bivalve fossil. That so cool!

[@manderson3231]

Awesome finds!!! 😮

[@kathrineguerrero9647]

You did an amazing job cleaning up the celluloid cards! The baseball one should be worth $ to a collector!

[@mr.bearandpokekid24]

Beech-Nut has a long history, beginning in 1891 as a food manufacturer in Canajoharie, New York: Founding Raymond P. Lipe, John D. Zieley, Walter H. Lipe, David Zieley, and Bartlett Arkell founded the Imperial Packing Co. to produce Beech-Nut ham. Expansion The company's product line expanded to include peanut butter, jam, pork and beans, ketchup, chili sauce, mustard, spaghetti, macaroni, marmalade, caramel, fruit drops, mints, chewing gum, and coffee. Vacuum-sealed jar Beech-Nut engineers patented the vacuum-sealed jar process, which is now the industry standard. Baby food In 1931, Beech-Nut introduced its first line of baby food, which included strained peas, prunes, and spinach.

[@PamelaRowley25414]

Best video yet brother man ❤

[@rickybrogden898]

Great video Travis, you seem to get a lot of enjoyment, with your finds ,as well as Will and Zac's! Always fun to be on the hunt!

[@jsteelsadventureandvariety]

Sweet digs you guys :) enjoyed

[@graemero5532]

Great day or the Crickdiggers 👍🏻

[@canadianfloormasters]

Great video. Love the sound track at end!!

[@DWilt1969]

Trav, that does indeed look like an ammonite fossil. Great job.👍

[@georgiaware3248]

Coolness💯

[@arnie6423]

Nice haul for everyone today. 😊

[@larrykoroush6995]

The Horseshoe paid off

[@lizmbrad]

Bro, that cobalt slick was totally a heartbreaker. I was hoping for you it was embossed. Great finds in this one, Trav.

[@WharfSomewhere]

Maybe an old general store dump maybe..awesome rubbish. great age, great dig. yeah baby :)

[@brettbittner9383]

The horseshoe put in some overtime for yall mice finds happy hunting brother man

[@debbiestumm511]

What was in the Apple bottle? That thing is cool! The fossil is killer!!!

[@troylong9143]

Uncle fester! 🤣🤣🤣

[@shellmeyoursiii9380]

The fossil is a Paleozoic gastropod (sea snail) Platyceras. Common in the Devonian Period through the Carboniferous Period (Coal Age). Large for the species. Happy Collecting

[@jerrysadventures8952]

Ebjoy video guys

[@manderson3231]

Who is performing your Outro Song??

[@deloradeabel8487]

Congrats on all the botts.

[@douglasschonewald9093]

Nautilus shell

[@troylong9143]

The round brown amber bott looks like a clorox but earlier.

[@andyg7545]

ammonite!

[@wildbillcollectibles597]

Lol

[@chrissettles4127]

Great video

[@chrissettles4127]

Why does he keep throwing the bottles that are part broke ? If you find the pieces missing you can get half price. I get half price of all broken bottles of ceramics.

[@troylong9143]

The round brown amber bott looks like a clorox but earlier.

[@troylong9143]

The round brown amber bott looks like a clorox but earlier.