Drilling for Water Again!

[@danadams8718]

Very nice! Have never seen waterwitching done before.

[@dennislaughton1676]

Our neighbor back home, Dixie Ont. grandfather Jones was well known as never being wrong when witching for water. He did our well and it was never dry.

[@daveevans2710]

Go Grandma!

[@richwielechowski5191]

Grandma comes through!

[@michaelleach4868]

I was taught to use a coat hanger when looking for water. I learned something today.

[@northbound884]

Must be a new home soon, following the new water well.

[@kevinmeyer3884]

My dad always used a witcher! Always found awesome water supplies right where he said. Even right down to the depth and GPM!

[@johnc8112]

Very nice to see water.

[@plowboy7700]

I neighbor had a couple irrigation wells witched in. Guy did it from a plane. The first well they didn't drill where he said to and it was very good. The second he told them to drill right where he said to. It was a much better well. The first well has had to be moved now and the second is still going strong.

[@stevefarrow9327]

Involved in water well drilling for 20yrs. Saw dozens of witchers….hundreds of wells….never saw any consistency…the only way to prove…is to disprove….an expense no one can or will do.

[@robo1210]

Can’t say I’ve ever tried it for drilling a well. But I’ve done it myself for water lines and tile lines and I can normally find them within a few feet.

[@65882Plus2]

Cant witch for water, i dont think never tried, but 2 brass rods bent in a L i can hold them straight out and walk, when they cross there a water line, tile line or electrical line.

[@farmcentralohio]

A smart man drills a hole where Grandma says to drill a hole :)

[@rongrose3746]

Yes, my Mom could do that as well. Good luck !!

[@rickjanssen5942]

I feel for you and your water problems. We have the opposite problem. Water at around 10 to 20 feet so sump pumps are a must. Really good water at 75 to 100 feet.

[@MHagrofarms]

Love to see International Navistar still building drilling installations on their trucks,its an old specialty ofthem. Grandma is old and wise,learnd that as a little kid 😆

[@stevefarrow9327]

@@MHagrofarms Versa-Drills are built in Indianapolis, Indiana….They switched to Peterbilt a few years ago.

[@pietoosterhof5901]

Well Mike you can go with your mother in law to the casino to win the jackpot.😉

[@SomeTechGuy666]

It's funny how underground aquifers are probably larger than that slough/dugout and yet water witchers claim to find water to the nearest meter. Like a meter or two either way is going to make a difference.

[@SoWhatIfI...]

I couldn't witch ground water standing on a cuvert over a running canal! I have seen it done before. Kinda spooky actually.

[@Felix-md5cy]

good luck hope you will find some oil

[@jetegtmeier71]

I believe, I've done it with the 2 brass rods method and it woks every time I tried it, can't tell depth but I can get within 6 inches on a grid

[@RCKennington]

I have family members that can do this. I never used to be able to but can now and it is a wierd feeling. The ability to divne water coincided with having static electricity issues.

[@TheGhostOfLuciasClay]

Dont worry about extexspenses, if grandma is wrong then she should pay for an empty hole. 🤣🤣🤣

[@lordhoho1]

Back the truck about 200 feet and I guarantee you will find water

[@oldad6207]

In the Ohio Valley, we call it dowsing for water.

[@andrebouchard972]

With the price of farming,you need to struck oil too.

[@michaelraine6718]

I remember my grandfather using water dowsing in the same method as a kid. I was skeptical about the process until he handed me the stick and I was able to replicate it myself. Crazy!

[@rvhome5599]

My dad was very good at it too, I tried it myself and omg it works

[@keithwinter6005]

Some water well drillers say most water comes from tears lol

[@williamhyney9640]

Live in ny, have had three different water witches. Two different times and nothing except two holes in ground. Didnt work for me

[@fredericdelage1542]

Salut Mike magnifique vidéo et le forage eau est bien intéressante pour le lac est bien 😂😮😅😊

[@Hope-tg1jj]

Water witching works great, thats how we find old drain tiles from the 1900s.

[@logpile1318]

Well I'll be dammed, that was something

[@lostinthemoment7950]

Grandma should pays if there's no water😂😂

[@ScottMiller-i2d]

So the question is do you believe in water witching now Mike?

[@jasonclark3127]

It will work on a garden hose

[@full5rounds449]

When I was a kid I never believed in water witchers until a guy showed me what to do (with copper rods, not a stick). We walked a field and it worked for me at nearly every tile line we had put in. It's still weird, lol.

[@recklessbehaviour01]

morning

[@larrykluckoutdoors8227]

Yes it works

[@Adam-x4b]

Witchcraft

[@jamesseals5632]

Is this for a new home place, or is it just because you need water in that location.

[@stianfarms]

Like the weather report at the start of each video 😂

[@delbutler885]

We have a guy who is great at witching.. he does irrigation wells and always finds a place where numerous strata cross at different depths. He tells us how deep the strata are if it's artesian and what flows to expect. He's always right.

[@coryhusnik3583]

This is hilariously not true! Sticks aren't going to tell you how many gallons a minute there are in the ground

[@delbutler885]

​@@coryhusnik3583the guy doesn't use stocks he uses brass welding rods. I watched him witch 5 spots and had people say move over there by the power line. The driller said that there's no water there. But I'll drill a test hole if your right it's free. If I'm right you pay me. They drilled 500 feet and not enough for a domestic well. They drilled where the guy witched it and they hit 3 strata where he said that they would be and the wells all pumped between 4000 and 14000 gallons per minute. He made a believer out of me.

[@coryhusnik3583]

14000 gpm ? Is that 10-ft casing?

[@Adam-x4b]

@@coryhusnik3583it’s B.S

[@tony-the-tigerjohns3294]

and many youngsters think the old folks don't know a thing. Ashtyn should get grandmother to give her lessons while those lessons are still possible.

[@kdh1309]

The old ways do work !

[@HootMaRoot]

Water divineing has been used for hundreds if not thousands of years, most if not all people that drill wells in Scotland and north Europe use that technique. Only time they don't use it is when people don't believe and are willing to pay for extra or deeper holes to be drilled I have used it to find waterpipes before digging in an area and my flags were almost on top of the pipe compared to the 50+ year old drawings from the local water authority which had them 5 metres away

[@badboysfpv1724]

GRANDMA WAS RIGHT

[@BillStecik]

What a cool grandma . Maybe go back to school non believer. Im starting to think maybe your wife married down ?

[@gary5407]

Suppose I was to crawl around in a mature corn field, face down, and without looking higher than a foot above the ground. Periodically I declare "Yup, there's a corn cob right here!", so you reach up, and sure enough, there's a cob. Would you think "yeah, this guy's good at finding corn"? Now suppose I was to do exactly the same thing in a wheat field: "Yup, there's a corn cob right here!", so you reach up, and... nothing. You're either going to think "well that's unlucky" or "this guy's a nut job!" In other words (some) witchers can read the landscape and/or have local knowledge that water has or hasn't been found in that region before. Basically... they know which field is growing corn, and which field is growing wheat. Knowing that there is, or is not, likely to be water in a particular area is not necessarily bunkum (at least, if the person has local or landscape knowledge). As for the "right here!" part... but not 10 feet this way or that way - that's just trusting to luck/probability. Declare that there's a corn cob "right here" in a corn field, and much of the time you'll be right. Don't declare it in a wheat field (or anywhere else that you already know there isn't likely to be corn), and much of the time you'll still be right... or at least... nobody will check if you're wrong!

[@dallasbaiton371]

I can’t believe you never looked into water witching as people around the world do it , but your refusal to believe has cost you and your paying the bills.

[@dallasbaiton371]

Oh and we have bin drilling since 1984 . But don’t listen to old timers 🤔😂😎. Great to see someone making easy money.

[@williamhamill813]

But you believe in god?

[@dingdongdaddytimanderson]

He is spelled God.

[@jimjohn5348]

No it's not its October 25 dang I didn't know Canada was that crazy and off from the American ways

[@tboniusmaximus3047]

i refuse to believe it therefore it does not work for me lol