Dropping Go Pro Down This Unexplored Cave Revealed There Was More...

[@snaildad193]

This has gotta be the reason why so many people go missing in the woods. Walking along through the leaf litter off the beaten path, not really paying attention, next thing you know the world collapses underneath you and you're in a cave with an injury. Spooky stuff!

[@EstamosDe]

this is why you always need to have a perfect stick, elders did have, caveman did have, monkeys did have A perfect stick, one that can touch the ground while you have it on your hand

[@scottywills124]

@@EstamosDe I walk with a staff everywhere I go hiking so I've done the math. You got less then a 50/50 chance of finding a hole in front of you assuming its already partially opened up enough for a stick to punch in. Mind you thats going to happen only 1ft ahead of you. By the time you realise you got no time to step back. Its the weight of your body that would most likely open it up and swollow you and thats a wrap. So a stick is practically useless in preventing you from falling in.

[@EstamosDe]

@@scottywills124 yes, it was something like a joke, a stick would just make the fake floor collapse and maybe starting a chain reaction But u still have a perfect stick

[@wideyxyz2271]

@@EstamosDe Good for fording rivers and streams when you are unsure of the depth, though!

[@kimberlina68]

​@@scottywills124that's some crazy info!

[@nicki3118]

A little cave, that's raining leaves and twigs. I'm impressed with the Lidar. Thanks for keeping me entertained, while I'm at home recovering from an injury. Looking forward to more. Take care.

[@joshstudios0]

Some new cave content yay!

[@lavapix]

I have a 10' ladder set up in a lava tube exit. It's about 25' down. Its purpose is to get me from the floor of the tube to the next level where I can free-climb the remaining 25 feet. That was an hour-and-a-half hike carrying that thing over an open lava flow field. At least I didn't have to carry it back. I used to be able to pull myself up to the upper level but the ledge I used to pull myself up on broke off.

[@jeremysart]

That sounds awesome!

[@robbingreen6928]

Super cool find guys! Congrats on the find also! Lookin forward to more! Be safe out there guys! Peace and much love to y'all! 😁✌️❤️🙏💯

[@justinpyle3415]

Honestly Im relieved when yall post. I dont mind being underground, but the possibility of a collapse or large break is too much for me. I also dont do the crawling bit. Anyway, thanks for for going to cool places that I never would, lol

[@ForestWanderer_YT]

Caves are pretty safe. They are there for maybe thousands of years. Abandoned mines on the other hand, are very risky!

[@WesternBlazer]

@@ForestWanderer_YT came here to say the exact same thing.

[@ii_Duzzy]

You're crazy for sitting on top of it like that before uncovering it! Sheesh!

[@QIKUGAMES-QIKU]

A very Dumb way to die

[@amberandrews6842]

They were walking carefully, and feeling the earth beneath them.

[@mantia39]

I agree, ground could've swallowed them whole.

[@mirkatu3249]

The lidar imaging is just sick! It would be sooo cool to have an Action Adventure Cave!! :-)

[@raymxslappedyall1891]

ROAR! bear comes tearing out of the darkness...

[@jeremysart]

We have a little cave like this in Michigan along the North Country Trail. The opening nowadays is barely large enough for a small adult to crawl into, but in the 1800’s an outlaw used the cave to hide stolen horses!

[@falconquest2068]

Hey, I live right near the NCT. Can you tell me where I can find it?

[@keepitawesome502]

wait how did he get the horses in? that's cool tho

[@greenspiraldragon]

10:13 aluminum can. 12:53 brown bat. It's still a very cool cave. Nice big room down there. You should weld up a pipe ladder and leave it there.

[@tommytheshimigami]

That can is mysterious

[@rajzakku8829]

@@tommytheshimigamithat's what the squirrel thought

[@tommytheshimigami]

@@rajzakku8829 d-did Rick let you borrow the mind reading squirrel device too, oooh eeee

[@misterp158]

yeah, I saw that can by the walnuts and thought someone was down here not too long ago.

[@goose33]

Water runoff

[@fkwitme22]

You guys have no fear, I love it!

[@icantdomagic6001]

Robert, it do go down.

[@exploringwithnug]

That was pretty cool. Unexplored caves has always sounded like something that would be fun to do. I bet there's not to many left though.

[@ActionAdventureTwins]

There is definitely still a lot left! new ones open up all the time after storms

[@OItsBear360]

Y’all need to do longer videos that include y’all walking through the woods and just exploring nature. I can’t get enough of you!

[@glennm7492]

They don't want to tip off locations.

[@OItsBear360]

Yeah you’re right, they could just start recording in the woods though, to prevent road names and stuff from being shown. It would be pretty hard for anybody to know where they are based on just a bunch of trees.

[@stlmopoet]

Congratulations on the find! When I was a kid I wished there was a cave on our farm, but the bedrock is sandstone. Now I'm 58 and I don't think I'll be doing any exploring.

[@ConnorLyon]

You guys should leave lock boxes in places where you think you're the first ones. Leave paper, pencils, and instructions for people to write their names and date they were in the cave. Would be so cool finding it hundreds of years later.

[@nedjohnson3336]

Great video! You guys are awesome! That bit with the go pro on a stick had my head turning and me gasping for breath. I love your fearlessness!

[@jodybryant1752]

Oh nice job guys. Although I saw fairly fresh smashed soda can, in the footage. You keep me coming back to see your videos. When I first started watching your adventures. I feared there would be an earthquake. Baaawaaah 😂. I guess I was little protective of your life’s. Or a crazy outsider who doesn’t have a clue. Either way, I have been so impressed and educated by you. The balls you all have to climbing Down into the unknown. Your cave exploration is truly amazing! Especially the caves with water. Keep up the great work! Please do be safe, As I pray for your safety and to always return to your family’s. Balls I say !!!! 🌍🌍🤔🙏🏼💕

[@missy183]

Thanks for Sharing this Amazing video. God bless you all. 😇❤❤❤

[@laurab3199]

❤❤❤❤❤ thanks guys!

[@sandstorm6953]

10:12 anyone notice the crushed can in the pile of walnuts? Squirrel nest?

[@paulvamos7319]

😂 Squirrels are nuts!

[@RonRay]

Y'all should try some of our caves here in Huntsville, Alabama. Caves run under the entire city.. and beyond. Back in the 1920's, they even had a dance hall in one of them. When I was a kid, we used to go in some of them a little way, but back then, the flashlights were ridiculous at best, so we couldn't venture very far. The National Speleological Society is near one of the larger entrances.. contact them for more info.

[@CaveChronicles]

It was an amazing trip! I'm sure we have many more caves to discover out there! :) My first comment was deleted for trying to share the lidar scan, rip.

[@kspen6110]

That was cool to see the cave in 3D.

[@user-tb2jy9lu3d]

This is also the reason why a lot of people go missing out in the West. Lots of vertical mine shafts. They covered them with metallic or wood covers when they were created. Naturally, after that length of time, they rust and rot, so stepping on them breaks right through them. They can be covered with dirt/grass and look like the rest of the ground. Typically they'd have ladders going straight down for many, many levels - sometimes dozens. You could fall 20 feet or fall 200 feet. The ladders were wooden makeshift ladders, essentially...so over time those also rot. Even if you lived, no way out.

[@italjahcorntrashroller]

Wow flow stone. That is a stable cave. U found your zombie hole.

[@mugshock1234]

You guys are Fing NUTS! LOVE IT!

[@djSpinege]

their also finding nuts!

[@TheGreatest1974]

I just love you guys videos! What you do is amazing. All the best from Scotland, and stay safe guys. 👍🏴󠁧󠁢󠁳󠁣󠁴󠁿

[@PaulRSmileyOyen]

A climbing rope is what most covers use. This sinkhole looks similar to Sullivan's Cave, near Oolitic,IN, now closed. I've been down twice, once for 24+ hrs, including a nice sleep.

[@Bill_Russell_aka_Coolbreeze]

I always find myself holding my breath when ya'll start digging lol

[@hammies.]

it sounded like they were even using a hammer drill down there lol

[@whoopsydaisy6389]

I swear I find myself holding my breath so much when I watch your video's that my lungs have gotten stronger. Another year or so and I'll be able to take up free diving! 😂

[@SOOKIE42069]

Oh man that's the tightest crawl I've seen you do in a minute. So stressful!

[@Loadingohio]

Was that a can by the walnuts?? So not 1st people?

[@ThePirateCasey]

i noticed that too, i wish they would have looked at it to get an idea of when someone was down there before. I guess it could have washed down there, but it did looked like someone left it.

[@CarolinaPride95]

Could have also been brought down by an animal, or washed in there as the comment above stated

[@Glotttis]

Or someone tossed it in the hole and then it got moved around by water.

[@Loadingohio]

@@Glotttis very interesting. Agree with everyone

[@paulvamos7319]

😂 Squirrels!

[@kspen6110]

Carrying that big ladder for an hour through the hills an forest is serious dedication. Cool find even if it didn't go very far.

[@hopper1419]

Congradulations on finding your first virgin cave. I've gotten to name around 20 so far. I urge you to turn it in the the cave survey group for your state. Not sure which state you are in. Maybe Tenn?

[@emcee2603]

@12:45 the arachnid army awaits with the bat brigade 😮

[@Sawmillingwithj1973]

hell yes nice one another great video thank you for sharing have a great day be safe and God Bless

[@ABfromWindsor]

I've seen videos of people getting stuck in caves and now when I think about it a freak out and would never be a caver, never.

[@TwistidStitchz]

Im back yall. I love these videos ive started watching mineral dude too...love these yall.

[@lukekelly8387]

Wow I got claustrophobic watching the video,,Great video and channel Guys,,,,,HELLO From DUBLIN IRELAND ☘👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

[@MrTemplerage]

Classic caving line, "The ladder is good now!"

[@EstamosDe]

the lidar was awesome!

[@HoleyMoleyAlex]

You need electron ladders (which roll up to fit in a pack)! A lot easier than those, but I guess are harder to climb. You guys in the US don't have a published central database there so how do you know if it's new? But I am very interested in your phone scanning app, which app is that and does it work with Samsung? I always use a compass, clino and distance measuring for surveying. Does the app give you length up and down, I guess the app could be used combined with compass, clino etc and make a really detailed survey.

[@Abijah12411]

Nice small adventure.😎

[@adventuringlight]

I wanna try this with a cave opening I found that’s too small to squeeze through! I love watching these!

[@Katy-Did]

Great!

[@amberandrews6842]

That was very cool!

[@VeeeeeryDisturbing]

Question: what app did you guys use to make the 3D scan?

[@jamwatn]

Would love to know the answer to this question

[@PurpleNoir]

Wow that’s pretty spooky 😲 Stay safe y’all ❤

[@joecoreano]

Mind blown 🤯

[@ZackQuackTV]

There is this cave near me that I’ve been doing a lot of research on with just the curiosity how deep it really is. It’s a 600million year old cave, they say it’s never ending but I have no idea how true that is, it’s supposedly on where a fault line collides. It’s called devils den in fancy gap VA

[@V.I.Outdoors]

fun! love it guys, keep up the funs vids!

[@ARCavingandOutdoors]

Awesome video guys!

[@KennySmith_AKA_JerseyKid]

I like the software application that maps out the cave for you

[@enjoyer903]

14:39 GYAAAAAT!!!!

[@Cavedawg]

Good work once again

[@gottalive2thefullest751]

Judging by the beer can way back by the rodent walnut nest, you were not the first ones in there but still awesome!!!

[@NeoRipshaft]

Man it's so sweet to have access to tech like gopros and modern phones for stuff like this - I've been wanting to see a micro-drone or remote control vehicle in use a bunch of times - but obviously there's a very real and serious concern about damaging the cave or losing the vehicle thus littering in the cave - so gotta account for that first =|

[@66427]

Awesome guys ladder crawl

[@BrianB-dz5db]

I use LIDAR for scanning and have been wondering if you are scanning these caves....good to see it.

[@IndianaJoeChannel]

Nice find guys ❤

[@happyfamily1868]

Amazing👍👍👍😮😮

[@claydallen5308]

Nice find!!!👍

[@charleswieand4445]

Doing cupola repair 48 inches on inside climbed up and down 65 foot rope ladder . Don’t forget anything or extra climbs out, in, and back down steps tp bottom and back up again.2

[@nickmad887]

thanks

[@lawndogmoon2]

More urban adventures please.

[@tacosauce4x4]

Someday you guys are going to find some long lost tomb Indiana Jones style and I'm here for it!

[@MyArmHurtsBad]

11:47 yeah! yeah! yeah!

[@deepwood4]

Saw a Budweiser can in those walnuts and a cream ale can in the beginning. Someone else was in there before.

[@sandyzeiss2589]

Very cool man.

[@samhenwood5746]

You guys are fearless & thanks ActionAdventureTwins 😱👍

[@thegamer7537]

Cool 💯

[@justusbar7597]

Great video again! May I ask what kind of app you use to create the LIDAR?

[@sheriolds7503]

You need to look up old wells, tunnels and caves near Portland area to help find missing boy Kyron Horman.

[@albertptran]

Cool 3d model!

[@PerryArt420]

This may be a weird question, but Summer Wells went missing as you may know. I wonder if there was a hole, cave, or even an old well. They're on Ben Hill road on a big hill..... Maybe you could get a group to check there for her?

[@ariera9873]

"Guys, the ladder is working!." vs Commodore 64 game: Impossible Mission - "Stay a while, stay forever!" "Aahhhhhhhhhh!!!" Glad things worked out with the new find.

[@DXT61]

One of the biggest mistakes as a kid was finding something similar but smaller and deciding to light a small fire. Better hope there is enough ventilation to vent the smoke. Got iffy for a minute.

[@brianshissler3263]

That must be so awesome being in a place no other human has ever been in.

[@reallyrealraven]

What staye are you in?? Ive got holes and sinkoles like this all over my property rn! Your woods look like mine! I have an 8 foot long endoscope and I'm in east TX. So glad i saw this

[@jamesstenner8335]

That was mega what a find

[@pseudolullus]

12:52 hello lil' bat!

[@danielson101]

watch out for wall of water coming at you sometime

[@RockandLap]

Sweet footage!

[@torhne]

I wish Montana had stuff like this :(

[@laurahaaima1436]

That lidar image is like a dream come true!

[@laurahaaima1436]

You are obligated to edit that in the video! We can get an idea of every cave you enter! We the people !

[@millerkold]

Someone was down there before you, crushed can at 10:04 with the walnuts

[@toan5673]

walking around in the woods in your area is too terrifying to consider. random holes that drop into the Earth covered by a thing layer of leaves. no way!!

[@danprice7973]

It’s sad that even though this cave hasn’t been explored that there is still a coke can in there. Great video though very interesting 👍🏻

[@jethrox827]

Need 360 degree setup 👍

[@martinstuvland8620]

10:13 Unfortunately, unofficially can't say you're the first down there 😅 Though the first to actually map it at least!

[@notnullnotvoid]

To be fair, it could've washed in the same way the walnuts did. Just being in there doesn't necessarily mean someone left it there.

[@martinstuvland8620]

@@notnullnotvoid Hmm, I suppose you're right. Good point. Glanced my mind, but discarded it in favor of being poindexter and possibly correcting them! 😅 It just had a very specific resting place up on the hill. And you'd think there'd be more trash if it was washed there. Considering it lies right next to a road. Though it is absolutely reasonable it could've been washed there! Don't mean to be pedantic! Just a big proponent of right being right. On a sidenote. I didn't consider exactly how the walnuts would've got there before you mentioned it. But it adds up of it being blasted over there by the water pouring in when the cave is flooded!

[@notnullnotvoid]

​@@martinstuvland8620 It does make me wonder why there are so many walnuts in particular, compared to other debris.

[@jeffreylindley845]

That cave floods and sweeps anything that falls in from the top away. You would think there would animal bones all over the place but they are swept away by flooding rains every so often.

[@BallisticBen247]

ActionAdventure Cave 1!!

[@theautodidacticman_]

That sinkhole on the southern side of the hill? I’ve got a bunch of property in western Kentucky that has several sinkholes and a couple cave openings that’s never been explored before. If you guys are interested, I’d give you free reign to explore whatever you wanted to and without time limit. Just let me know how to contact you guys and thanks again for the content you provide for us.

[@marktemplin1159]

Brother,, beware,,, be very aware, of false floors , when approaching a cave entrance 💪💪👍

[@urbandeathquest8533]

This is amazing once they got that ladder down there it looks so much easier😅

[@bacardi2001]

🤣😂” YEAH , YEAH, YEAH “

[@Alvin-f6r]

Ha Ha! Great build up! I'd probably call it a hole. Still a lot of fun.

[@melanybest6489]

There is a crushed pop or beer can. Right when you find all the black walnuts.. not the first 😢

[@calvingoodrich3429]

Dig it boyysss