Look What We Found Hiding At The Abandoned Creek Property

[@monkeypuzzlefarm]

This is one of my favourite poems about daffodils. When I saw your daffodil patches, it reminded me so much of this poem: “Daffodowndilly” She wore her yellow sun-bonnet, She wore her greenest gown; She turned to the south wind And curtsied up and down. She turned to the sunlight And shook her yellow head, And whispered to her neighbor: “Winter is dead.” -A.A. Milne, When We Were Very Young

[@jeannebeal4924]

I remember that poem! Recited it for class in 5th grade! ( 60 yrs ago)! I enjoy these videos of exploration! Thanks for sharing!

[@KashfuzzCrochet76]

I love that 👍✌️🌻

[@awesomekoga7848]

Cute poem. I love Winnie The Pooh so much and this poem is just as cute. 💜💕❤️

[@LeeLeeB100]

My favorite poem about Daffodils is 'I Wandered Lonely as a Cloud' by William Wordsworth. (and then my heart with pleasure fills, and dances with the daffodils). I love it, hope you will too!

[@mrsdutch8994]

I've never heard that poem. Thanks for sharing 😊

[@galeprivett5180]

Maybe some of those spring holes were used to keep food cold before refrigeration!❤️🙏

[@annjustus]

That frame could be a trailer of some kind, or a truck flat bed of some kind. The daffodil bulbs can be replanted

[@carlapierle8623]

That's what I was going to say. It looks like the bed of a large flat bed truck. My uncle had one in the 50's.

[@SunGlass1989]

Watch out for old water wells they can be dangerous, I really enjoy your property finds it is so amazing the caves and the water springs the creek it so Beautiful, we lived in Oklahoma a long time ago and I loved it, watching from Texas now, I hope God Blesses you and your Family! And Thank you for sharing it with all of us.

[@maryloomis8075]

I was going to say...esp with young kids /dogs . Maybe why the big rock was placed there, to mark for protection?

[@galelenz9827]

be careful those holes could be sink holes or a caves underground, a farmer in Indiana had A lake disappear on his land and found out it was a cave underground. so be careful letting your girls walk up to them makes me nervous seeing them holes.

[@SOONERTHANYOUWISH]

Really like the shirt Sean glad to see you are unafraid to show your faith

[@karenkissick6884]

I cried watching you Keeping It Dutch family...this video popped up in my feed and I had been watching the people pulling babies (alive mostly) from the earthquake damage in Turkiye ( believe it was spelled this way) The first responders were kissing those babies before passing them on to the next rescuer. I cried because finding all those neat vehicles was so amazing and you all look so happy and healthy....please let's all pray for those who are missing their families and loved ones tonight. Thank you for sharing your adventures with us....

[@lindaromas]

Visit your county historical society. They may have old records of your property! I spent a whole day going through microfiche back in the 1980’s and found so much information about our farm. When we restored the farmhouse we had to tear down the back side. Under the plaster we found a log cabin! They had plastered over it and added on a two story front section.

[@valeaton4538]

! A pilated woodpecker will scratch down a tree. It removes bark first. The pilated will dig big holes in a tree and they usually aren't round. Google a Pilated woodpecker. They almost look pretty historic with a bright red head. They are a big woodpecker. That what Brandi grabbed is a vine. They grow up trees and suffocate trees, that's why there are so many dead trees on land.

[@jeannebeal4924]

Pileated woodpeckers are huge!!!! At least 12-15 inches tall on females, the males are even bigger! When they find a delicious tree, it will look very much like the one in your previous video!

[@junesmith618]

Think Woody Woodpecker…

[@sarat.7301]

Take the truck home and make a cool little chicken coop out of it . The cab and bed can be coop, store feed under the hood or use that as a chick brooder . I love looking at old stuff like that. You have a great property.

[@marlenewilliamson9934]

You have a beautiful family. God bless you. I would love to be able to explore life that again, old age and bad bones won't let me. I love watching you guys enjoy it.

[@lindahipp8329]

Loved exploring with Y'all. Would be nice to get those two trucks restored. The water has went down a lot since you and Gabby were out there. Can't wait to see what Y'all have done to the house. GOD BLESS Y'ALL.

[@mariemcgillen7401]

a lot of old homesteads had dump sights. On our ranch there were 3 homesteads and dump sites in a lot of the low spots. I used to explore them and found many treasures like old bottles

[@pearladams4900]

You and your family are so awesome! God has really blessed you all. Love the T-shirt!

[@dorisharrison9885]

Tell your wife her hair is so beautiful especially when she wears it down,God bless you and your wonderful children 😇💕

[@mrsdutch8994]

Thank you Doris 😊

[@emmawestbrook5905]

I remember my grandpa driving a truck that looks like that one and it was green . And he drove that truck till around 1972 . When I visited him and grandma I loved to explore on their land and homeplace. I'm 68 now so looking at old and antiques of my younger years is good. Love ur videos.

[@kimberlybridges433]

Looks like a old spring box were they kept stuff cool in old days

[@barbarajohnson1348]

The girls are leaders and protectors. Good parenting. They're growing so fast.

[@tmacmi9095]

I don’t think it was Brandi that got Hayden scared Dutch 😂. The hole where Gabby went in is a great place to put a pond if you want, would fill itself up quickly. The old car emblem looks like a Cadillac. The big frame looks to me like it’s remnants of an old RV or bus. And that old Dodge body is worth some money for sure! Thanks for taking us with you 😊

[@torchape]

Dutch, I think I figured out what that car on its top is. I love going down rabbit holes and I did for this one. The emblem on the front of the car is rather specific. And after comparing your video with many photographs, I believe what you have there is a 1941 Dodge D19 Luxury Liner Coupe. Very cool car!!

[@chriswinger7881]

Yes it is so cool

[@zekearound]

Yes you are correct. 1941 Dodge Coupe.

[@sask.watcher473]

Those trucks would be nice things to add interest to your yard or at the gate ! I've seen gardens planted in and around old truck frames. Up here when I was young, we use to get new plates every year.

[@mwatkins2464]

That’s the best idea for these trucks. They can’t be restored but would look good as ornaments in the yard

[@misermike1171]

Hey Dutch, some car guy would want the front grill of that truck for his mancave. Good find and I bet you will find some gems when you guys are out exploring. Good Luck.. from Lighthouse Cove Ontario, Canada.

[@sandyg3639]

I have been enjoying your explorations of your new property. It is so beautiful and seems to hold a lot of history. The old trucks and cars were apart of people's lives. Sean, Your grandmother telling you stories about your land is amazing. Have fun exploring. 😍

[@KathyM-uu5yx]

You are finding unique things on the new property ✨️

[@judithjeffers7666]

For safety you should take the dog with you when you go out. into woods. Bears can out run faster and longer. The dog would be able to let you know.

[@Colorista_1]

Restoring those trucks would take tons and tons of work. Consider the pride and beauty of it. Just to see your hard work come to fruition would be so worth it. Generally, the things that take so much work are the things that mean the most. Such a blessing!

[@mwatkins2464]

It would easily take $75k or more to restore a old vehicle like these if it had all its parts which this is just a body.

[@donnamoore8644]

That Mound of dirt reminds me of a Indian burial Mound. I'm part Cherokee, that would be so cool to find arrowheads there.

[@brownfeather865]

No such thing as part indian... You may have an ancestor or 2 that was an Indian but if your people kept the European lineage going then you're European....

[@donnamoore8644]

@@brownfeather657 my great great grandmother was full-blooded Cherokee, are you saying I cannot have any Cherokee blood in me?

[@brownfeather865]

@@donnamoore8644 You read what I said!

[@brownfeather865]

@Donna Moore So, You're grandmother is what you call blacks or African American now?

[@mwatkins2464]

@@brownfeather865 you don’t know what you’re talking about. A person can have different races in their genes and not be full blooded so stop with your nonsense. Where did you get African American comment from anyways?? Stop smoking crack it alters your mind!!!

[@carolb3122]

Good idea to metal detect on the property. Bet you’ll find something interesting.

[@earlshaner4441]

Good evening from Syracuse NY everyone thank you for sharing your adventures and your farm

[@barbscott4341]

The car is most likely a dodge. The box like thing by the windshield is old-time air-conditioning. Great find.

[@bobv2456]

From the little I saw and with no real knowledge I would guess De Soto. License plates changed every year before the last 40 or so in Illinois. Convicts made them.

[@padroooo]

A 1940 Dodge.

[@jamespinckard4210]

That "thing" in the middle of the cowl is the vent for fresh air inside. There is a handle in the middle and push it down and it opens the vent and pull it back up and it closes. That was the a c of the day.

[@tammytsuchiyama8858]

BRAUM’S! I haven’t seen a Braums in almost 3 years. I lived in Texas for 14 years and I was Head Of Package (the store) for 11 years. It was a Brand New Large store In 2009. Beautiful finds and beautiful property. ❤

[@mrsdutch8994]

We love our local Braum's ❤

[@carolynmesser7199]

Hope your growing up so fast , your a sweet young lady . Love your land Dutch and Brandi , happy for you all . Thx for taking us along .

[@mporba]

Those patches of flowers are commonly found around old home sites. Remnants of flower gardens.

[@jeanlawson9133]

Good times.... those little ones will never forget...... Awesome 😎 video Thanks

[@gaylerichards7409]

How fun for the family to discover treasures on the property. I must say if he freaking out over the ticks.

[@cindybrannon234]

Shawn this video is great. I love all your videos. I wish you would make videos a lit bit longer. It seems like a lot of KZbinrs just make their videos like 15 to 20 minutes which is long enough to do one as. So please think about doing a longer one. Be safe have a great Week and God Bless.

[@chandrasutton4669]

Another great adventure!!!

[@muellershomestead]

We found an old vehicle on our property. I used the door handle on our life for the garbage bin. My dogs have been bringing ticks in all winter and I'm not far from you! Take all the metal to the scrap yard for money! That one truck is awesome. I'd love to see it restored.

[@LindaPoorman]

I used to love walking in the woods down from the spring with my grandparents when I was younger

[@bill4852]

Can’t wait to see your house update been waiting 👍😊✌🏻

[@megslittlehouseinthecountry]

Those are some old cool finds. It would be interesting if you could dig up some of the history on the property. 💖💖💖

[@rhondafarmer4958]

The Dodge truck , good project for yall... love the old trucks with round fenders... that's really cool 😎 Awesome finds...

[@pamelahousley7543]

That spring where Gabby was swimming was used to keep foods cold, spring house. Great video - thanks for taking us along.

[@yolandaatchison2202]

So fun to explore with y’all.❤

[@cynthiawaite4410]

Maybe flag some of those hole/springs so no-one accidentally steps in them if they look dry in the summer

[@andysukosd8177]

This new property is fascinating, some new finds every day. Absolutely love watching !

[@bettybell9346]

I think you all are doing great, snd given good evite on things to do I watch you all , all the time

[@kathleenbueter1272]

I am so enjoying exploring this property with you. Thank you for taking me a long period

[@brendahogue5487]

Love your videos and enjoy watching them every time they come on. May the Lord bless and protect you and your family and the animals

[@jerrynewberry2823]

We call those sink holes. We have them in S. Texas and they replenish our aquifer for San Antonio and surrounding counties. Old car looked like a Henry J.

[@karionhawkins3091]

Love the old vehicles❤

[@keith6467]

I hope u get ur house done this year !

[@cherimills4527]

Really

[@pawsnazzy01]

I think that the Pyramids were built faster than this.

[@christineenyart7721]

I love watching you exploring the wood. Just one thing, the flowers are not daffodils, they are crocus. A beautiful little flower that grows during late winter, early spring. I would dig some and replant them myself.

[@lindamaskus5142]

After googling and looking at the pictures I AGREE with you 100%. I have daffodils in my yard and they're not the same. Still beautiful though.

[@lisasponenberg1034]

Those flowers look alot like drawfs daffodils

[@jan-janalemayer3518]

I don't believe so. I'm in my 70's and know the difference. A crocus is much shorter and only has about 5 petals of the same length. No 'skirt' like a daffodil has. I have them both.

[@carolynjohnson6792]

@@jan-janalemayer3518 I agree with you. I'm 66 & have been around the daffodils all my life. In NC some call them Buttercup's. Crocus are smaller

[@uhaneokalanijames8029]

its a daffodil it has a center peddle. i'm sure crocus grow similar but usually bloom a little later. wild daffodils are shorter and smaller than cultivated ones grown in garden, and all yellow in color but can have white peddles with yellow center peddle.

[@maschellewaits1161]

I just love going on adventures with you and your family. Great finds everywhere.

[@saundragisler]

Love those antiques WOW !!

[@maryiverson5874]

Glad everyone enjoys getting out there and exploring.

[@Staceysue64]

Hey there, this is probably something that you didn't think about but it's probably not a good idea to announce that your daughter is home alone. Just saying man, be careful with that. Love your channel! Looks like you're having a blast exploring your new property. Love that hole that your dog was swimming in. I bet that will be a nice cool place to cool down in the summertime if it can figure out how to keep the water from surging up and down and hold it as a pond

[@jansingleton6674]

This is not alive video so they were back home long before the public saw this video. Just like when they go out of town he does not post videos until they are back home.

[@Staceysue64]

@@jansingleton6674 true. But he also does a lot of lives. Once your used to saying something, sometimes it comes forth without truly speaking or thinking about it.

[@karenknapp4918]

That daughter is a crack shot and I would not mess with her! Her daddy taught her well! And she knows the rights she has on her property as well! Don’t think she doesn’t!

[@chiplacey256]

The flap below the window is a fresh air vent for the truck cab. It dumped fresh air around shin level. There would be a pull in pull out knob on the dash.

[@doloreswilliams5198]

Your new land is gonna be lots of exploring for you have fun😊❤

[@loiscain7796]

Wow! Great adventure for the family! Greetings from Savannah, Ga.

[@drddianesbryant]

Gainesville, Georgia here! I do love Savannah!

[@eviedechant]

Rome ga here!

[@maryrussell979]

Love exploring with you and your family ❤️

[@silverbullet7434]

Studebaker car. The emblem is a knight I think. The vent on the dodge air condition of the easy fortys.

[@anthonyguenther6008]

That door is to allow air in cab for ventilation, old time AC. 😆

[@terramarini6880]

While you were looking at the old cars there were rectangular pecker holes right behind you. Classic shape for pileated wood peckers which are not your average pecker, they are huge, and when they find an infested dead tree they will tear it up just like what you found. Just as valid that it could have been a bear but they usually push the tree right over and tear the stump apart to get all the grubs before moving on. Can't wait to find out. This property is a gem. Edited to add look at the YT video titled never give a red bull to a pileated woodpecker,

[@OutdoorswithVance]

The parts off of the trucks would be worth money , and there are a lot of collectors for license plates too

[@steviegenoski9977]

Usually on old homestead sites the big holes that go straight down are called WELLS.

[@SierraGal]

That tree damage is absolutely from a woodpecker. There are different sizes of woodpeckers and I have witnessed a large woodpecker shred the side of a dead tree exactly like the one you videoed. I live in bear country and have never seen a bear do that unless there was a food source and there wasn’t more than bugs. Bears are big and they don’t fool around with bugs unless there are a LOT of them.

[@patriciabonifant4997]

Can you make walking sticks/staffs from wood on the property to help family walk on property?

[@catfishhunter4893]

Another awesome video. So you might have some good old Catfishing water holes.

[@idamartin7023]

I'd start a metal pile. And get the land as clean as possible. It will be beautiful when it greens up. A land to love.

[@EvaVilla-pm5mv]

That license plate is a great find. You need to send it to Jason and Brook.

[@b.2826]

Speaking of ticks… what ever happened to those Guinea hens (I think) you released on your other property?!

[@mrsdutch8994]

They took off and we haven't seen them since 😞

[@sandymanning8744]

What an amazing exploration!!! Thank you God Bless 💕💕💕

[@dodget7004]

The upside down car is early 1940s Dodge. The emblem is called the Dodge Crest. I would be interested in the two old Dodge trucks. The body was pretty much the same from 1937 until 1947. I built my wife a 1946 Dodge truck rat rod the was actually in the hot wheels legend tour. The big square frame you found is what’s left of an old flat bed farm truck.

[@kd6836]

That car looks a lot like a 1940 Pontiac. Those trucks are a great find. Some people take those bodies and mount them to newer trucks. I would definitely get them out of there and see what my options are. Nice finds!

[@debhickey5381]

I WOULD HAVE THAT TRUCK FIXED UP BIG TIME !!! It is awesome!!! And you could use the other for extra parts , and I bet you could get some money out of the car !!! Loved this video!!! I also like finding old things !!! Keep bringing us great videos!!!🤗

[@mwatkins2464]

They are way far gone to restore and anyways there isn’t much there to start with. Only body parts. You can find better ones in junk yards to start restoring but you would need at least $75k or more to start with. It’s a nice dream though

[@barbarawalker3620]

Brandy, it hasn't been that many years ago that we used to get a set of new license plates every year, not just a sticker to update the year. ❤❤❤❤❤

[@RXRSawdustStation]

The medallion on the upturned vehicle looks like an Imperial crest...that was a Chrysler line that lasted many years. You'd have to look at every year of the line to find that model year. Other badging or markings, stamps could help narrow it down. The other looks like the frame of a flat bed truck, the part that sits on top of the frame. Maybe even a stake bed truck. Those look like stake pockets. Dodge truck, no restore. Rebuild. Those repaired body panels on a newer frame (modern safety features) and drive train (engine/transmission). Nice adventure for the kids! Awesome!

[@Nelswifi]

I think the tree is a scraping post for that bobcat.

[@MickyBellRoberts]

Your property reminds me so much of ours. Ours is only 12.23 acres, your is huge.

[@johnnyphillips9735]

Nice video those springs have a lot of goodies arrowheads and metal if you have a metal detector that's a nice place y'all have thanks for sharing 👍

[@lorettalindamood1345]

The trucks are neat !! My brother has a truck very similar but it's a Ford, 1952 . The year he was born. Very cool.

[@dianeparker9240]

Be careful you may have some old wells on the property.

[@historyrepeated9529]

The upsidedown vehicle is a 1941 dodge 2 door coupe as that grill pattern was only produced in 1941 dodge cars. I would grab that grill emblem or badge as it is unique to only 1941 dodge cars. World War 2 ended car production until 1946, and the 1946 grills were rectangular between the headlamps.

[@sandyc6569]

Metal detecting there would be fun!! Some of them parts on them old trucks could be worth money on Ebay! So much fun! Memories being made for sure!! ❣❤❣

[@williamgahman5028]

Hi Dutch and Family. Doing things together making memories. Great video. God bless and love yall 💖💖

[@carolynjohnson6792]

Great trip exploring the land. My Son n law restored a 1951 Chevy. Never painted it, kept it the rust color Drove it for several years, until a huge buck totaled it! Be safe & GOD Bless 🙏🙏🌹🙏🙏🙏 Love 🌻 from NC 💜

[@jills5939]

Wowzers. 💕 🕊

[@gunnshomestead6255]

What a fun property. I can’t wait to see what you find metal detecting! Water always washes things away…don’t forget to check around any standing water (like your potential swimming hole).

[@monkeypuzzlefarm]

The emblem of that vehicle is not a Rolls Royce. That is a Dodge Series D19 and D22 Six grille emblem (1941) . The 1946-1948 Dodge Ram also had it. If I remember correctly, the logos are worth a bit of money restored.

[@debraelliott8371]

What an interesting find! Enjoyed your tour today! Man, for all the of the water it sure went fast! Take care see you next time. 👋❤️🙏🤗😉

[@genepenninger879]

That place you showed at the windshield wipers there is a lever the driver would push and it would pop up. Outside vent it really blows the air when going down the road. A/C old school

[@donnabidwell8809]

Awesome video love treasure hunting never know what you will find

[@chrisjohanson9284]

That property has so many treasures to be found. It is so beautiful, with so much nature. Those trucks were probably used to run bootlegging, they are old enough. Take care, enjoy the great weather ☀️🙏❤️🙏🌞👍

[@LoriL010]

That's cool about Mickey Mantle being from around there. Our city hosts the Mickey Mantle World Series youth tournament and teams from the US, Canada and Puerto Rico compete. The bar story seems on point as he battled alcoholism most of his life. The old trucks and mystery car are a great find. Be sure and share those stories your grandma told you with the girls when they're older and can better appreciate them.

[@charlesfruzia2372]

I think I think they're all real cool .

[@kkcm53]

Thanks for the trip around your land! Great finds with those vehicles!

[@kathygann891]

Yeah that was interesting. Thank you mr.dutch,, mrs.dutch & Hadley & hope

[@johnbubbajohnson5630]

Thank you for sharing. God bless you and your family....🙏❤🙏❤🙏😊🙂😀