"DEAD MAN'S HOLE" A Bottomless Pit in Miller's Creek, TEXAS. Underwater Graves? Aerial Drone Videos

[@rwoggon]

Eddie-Dramatic! Love it. Got my heart beating. Ron

[@kurthouse744]

Another great video on a little known Texas secret by the almost-award-winning Wild West History Video Team, thanks so much!

[@paull.johnson]

Eerie and haunting!

[@RoyYoung-co6rs]

Great entertaining video full of history. Steve Rossingol does a fine job with the story.

[@johnconn5188]

There's a hole on the right hand side, looking towards the falls, you go down in that hole and you can come up under the falls. It was fun back in the day.

[@robertbuckley3833]

There are several ghost stories online about this Dead Man's Hole, many claiming this place is haunted.

[@robertbuckley3833]

Looks like a great spot to go magnet fishing.

[@MrSirlulzalot]

True and underwater drone

[@JMazzaTaz]

FYI: bones don’t stick to magnets

[@susieq8924]

Thank you….was very interesting 😊

[@rodneyarmstrong3813]

Maybe that's where the swamp in Washington DC should be sent too. Make America Great Again.

[@867diesel]

That surely would fill it in 🤣🤣

[@12dbuck1]

Keep in mind my friend that everyone in the Washington swamp was elected by you, your friends and neighbors. As Pogo observed, we have met the enemy and he is us.

[@12dbuck1]

By your logic we would have to disenfranchise the entire American electorate because what you call the swamp was elected by you, your friends and neighbors. They sent them to Washington.

[@conradk]

Amazing property, beautiful landscaping. Well done. Would be nice to see that area protected someday somehow.

[@GaryFeltman]

That's a problem! Government has no business shutting things down!

[@SHUT-UP_MEG]

The only photo of my dad is right there in the waterfall Id recognize those rocks anywhere

[@earlmorrison8163]

Interesting !! Thanks

[@susanhiggins1940]

Great footage!

[@alanblanchette6472]

Interesting.

[@allenrusselljr]

Submersible drone time

[@highjenks3d]

My great grandfather told me a story that his father told him when they pushed 10,000 head of longhorns through this place and he spoke of rustlers there trying to scatter the heard through there during a huge thunderstorm ⛈️ at night and they lost several hundred head but they said that the rustlers were Comanche and they killed several of his cowboys that were on herd watch through there theres two cowboy graves around there sokewhere

[@highjenks3d]

Herd my bad dang spell check

[@highjenks3d]

So I know of two but this place has been called that before Texas was Texas

[@SHUT-UP_MEG]

Maybe apache? Them cherocawas

[@Sureshots.]

Yea I seen that movie to.

[@kenmilne2379]

What about divers going down ??

[@ryancollisson7123]

Its just a huge cabe system underwater no?

[@edwardj.lanham9432]

Don't think so.

[@leechild4655]

I imagine its where ground water filled in ancient lava tubes and those cracks run deep and in all sorts of directions, or it was a spring at one time thats whyt its like that now but, you`d have to get in there and study the rocks in and around it. the rock record is the ultimate truth teller.

[@leechild4655]

or, its deep cause that where the many tons of water come down on often enough so its just scoured out real deep.

[@mikewhite2aadvocacy172]

Excellent Video

[@MegaCharger9]

This was very interesting, has anyone sent a submersible drone down the hole?

[@WildWestHistoryAssociation]

Yes, but over the years, silt has filled the hole.

[@zbubby1202]

@@WildWestHistoryAssociation Ever any recorded depths?

[@WildWestHistoryAssociation]

@@zbubby1202 Yes, several over the years. Currently now about 30'. This is how the "hole" works. Over the period of thousands of years, the water is funneled from the rock shelf towards a central point, which created the "hole." In heavy rains, the creek is filled with silt which is deposited in the hole. In really heavy rains and floods, the heavy flow of water flushes the silt out the hole, including everything else that happened to be in the hole. Then the process starts all over again. When we checked the depth, we hit layers of silt. How much silt, we have not the equipment to measure. Maybe 10' or 20' or much more.

[@susangirardi3655]

Silk. Bwahahaha!

[@rosskstar]

@@WildWestHistoryAssociation I always wondered where they mined silk

[@fredolygrigs]

why not take a deepsea fishin pole with thousands of feet of line and a few ounces of lead sinkers so you'll know how deep it is??

[@WildWestHistoryAssociation]

It has many many years of silt deposits.

[@ernestjoiner3040]

Yeah I know all about this place.. Belongs to my ex-wife

[@MrSirlulzalot]

Ha, I wasn't expecting that this early. 😂

[@susangirardi3655]

Maybe she's normal and, you're tiny.

[@ernestjoiner3040]

@@susangirardi3655 :'D *She's not normal.. I'm not tiny.. I'm just fatally attracted to a certain type of girl ;) ...I absolutely adore my ex-wife! ..but I also could not pass up the opportunity to leave this comment

[@ernestjoiner3040]

@@MrSirlulzalot I could not pass up the opportunity to leave this comment. My ex-wife would fall down laughing if she saw it.. *Truth of the matter- I'll love that woman till the day I die

[@WildBillNM2311]

Excellent 😂

[@joek511]

Underwater drone time

[@carlachambers3771]

Or a blow up itself submarine 😅

[@kingjory28]

Surely someone has dropped a fishing weight down to check the depth

[@sinner-saint361]

I guess that's a house ya'll we're looking from. Beautiful view nonetheless. I would have to agree about having dead bodies in the water. That was a tactic used by the Indians to taint the water. So doughtful they would do that. What an awesome swimming hole though 😊

[@Smarterthanyou-mthrfkr]

Go pro time

[@michaelweinzel2099]

I wonder if you could PAN for gold there?.

[@zbubby1202]

9:40 You can see a small perch or turtle or something think about surfacing

[@markstopkey4085]

I can't find this place on Google Earth

[@WildWestHistoryAssociation]

Sorry, we were asked not to give exact location. Private property.

[@alankoemel3168]

Ok this is not the Miller’s Creek that’s between Seymour and Throckmorton.

[@WildWestHistoryAssociation]

No.

[@nless222]

Throckmorton, epic name

[@JWayne-ej4jy]

Hurlbut ranch ? 🎉

[@WildWestHistoryAssociation]

No

[@georgesheffield1580]

Just another Sink Hole ,only a few hundred feet deep , like the BLUE HOLE at Santa Rosa NM

[@WildWestHistoryAssociation]

Not a sink hole.

[@nless222]

Nice road right next to it

[@susanjaeger9851]

That's just a giant melted structure from the Old World, before the flood. See the melting of the red brick. It is fried and has transitioned into stone. Wow. It was gigantic!

[@jennifermcmillan9518]

What? 😂

[@LaLadybug2011]

M'am, what is now Texas was at the bottom of an ocean back then.

[@georgesheffield1580]

Quit "supposing ( guessing )" 5:46 and get a qualified geologist .

[@georgesheffield1580]

Texans abuse the language by purposefully missprinuncing Blanco as BLANK 'O.

[@thomastune776]

Bless your heart ❤️

[@Bob-nw7do]

You can kiss my grits ... 😊

[@Bob-nw7do]

Kiss my grits ...😊

[@bps5891]

It’s our state. We do what we want.

[@harbosonius]

And then here you are, unable to even spell the word “mispronouncing” How embarrassing for you, you really thought you had the intellectual high ground for a minute,too. And your well thought out comment about the geologist in another part of this thread…. I bet you’re fun at parties 😂😂😂😂 Show us where the mean Texas hurt you😂

[@GaryFeltman]

Click bait!