Treasure Hunters-6, "Well vs Barn"

[@CoinHuntingDrew]

You guys need to have your own show!

[@elijahflow]

Great episode

[@vlad4video]

Good Job TJ!

[@yellowbro186]

Thanks for the coins

[@take1creationsinc520]

Great meeting you last night! Good luck detecting ! Hope to you and your family again. TJ

[@FKFGOLD]

Looks like I found another great site with some fabulous people! Thanks for sharing.

[@CoinHuntingDrew]

I can't wait to see the next episode! Take care!!

[@RESISTCONTROL2]

terry you need your own reality show,

[@tekwaro]

Hey Tony, That was the best one yet!

[@cortez100o]

Great video. Greetings from Poland.

[@DarlaSeefluth57]

Fantastic!

[@take1creations-treasure]

I was really surprised that the Well didn't even yield any old bottles! It shows you, that you can never take anything for granted. Some of my best finds where in my front yard without a detector. 1905 V nickel 1850 large cent, and a friend found a three cent piece (found with E-Trac).

[@Rescue294]

Greetings from Rescue294 in Franklin,Virginia! Great video and great music! Keep up the great work,nice to see the younging enjoying the hunt!

[@bigd9260]

I used to climb in old wells like this for a living to work on pumps, windmills, and general well maintenance. Even 20 years ago we used gas monitors, harnesses, hardhats, and safety winches above the hole. I cannot even imagine the OSHA regulations on doing this type of work these days.

[@take1creations-treasure]

Thanks! Maybe if we get lucky someone will pick us up!

[@yoshibobthe1andonly]

Vary cool i'm subscribing.

[@1979MDG]

It's like watching National Geographic. I could learn from this. That's a lot of coins you found in the well. Too bad there wasn't any silver. Nice video! Thanks for showing. HH Marc

[@take1creations-treasure]

Thanks! I need to get editing again! Found coins from the 1700s after sandy hit - and found gold & caught snakes from Arizona. Lots of good stuff to come. TJ

[@CoinHuntingDrew]

THIS IS SO DAMN COOL! I've always wanted to see videos such as these!

[@fullflavor5]

old open wells like that you won't ever find much now one that's been filled up people would throw trash in it to speed up filling it and that's treasure today.

[@surfman1968]

Great video Tony, just subbed.

[@jeffputteman8890]

cool

[@peterbochek8601]

As the one previous poster mentioned, proper safety equipment is paramount before entering old wells or abandon mine shafts !!! There is an oxygen condition that the old miners used to call "Black Damp" which is essentially dead air and lack of oxygen !! In most cases the individual doesn't realize they are in peril before its to late and they go unconscious and if not immediately brought back to the surface via a safety harness and given recitation.. your dead in minutes ! Also another safety concern with these old hand dug wells is this , if the well went dry, the land owner , depending on the depth of the well would sometimes place a wooden "false bottom' part way down into the well shaft to speed up the back filling of the well, so in retrospect the present day well may appear to be a 10 foot deep well, may in fact be a 50 feet deep well .....all's well that ends well....NOT !! Be Careful around these old wells !!!!

[@BoogherJ]

hard hats??????

[@take1creations-treasure]

Hard Hats, you are definitely right! Thanks for watching! TJ.

[@n3tuf]

So when are we going to see TH 7?

[@fusionmusicaltv]

the question is , what does she was duing wen she loost it, lol

[@tonyv1505]

maybe she was playing on the hay hummm lol

[@take1creations-treasure]

Tony V It was amazing how much other stuff we found in the hay even after 20 people search through it. iPods 2 more rings, keys & cell phones. What really happens a lot is that your hands get cold - fingers shrink - and then you throw hay. There goes the ring! I heard that in the last 15 years over 50+ rings were lost on the hay wagon. And then there's the occasional couples hayrides hummm. TJ.

[@SaperkaTV]

za w chuja walenie -1

[@babyrazor6887]

um....a hard hat might be wise

[@take1creations-treasure]

Can't argue with that advice! Thanks for watching! TJ

[@EpicGammingVids]

Drama.. :P

[@oldschoolnate9531]

Kill the music and you'd have a product with more quality. Treasure hunting is exciting enough, adding all this dramatic music just makes it childish. Perhaps let the camera stay on the coins or items found for just a few more moments and less shots on insignificant, quick panning movements that make the viewer just roll their eyes and wish for a cameraman with experience. Half the camera shots on people are headless or their heads barely fit in the frame. Work on editing, kill the music, and let the experience speak for itself and you'd have a very interesting show.

[@Musictree16]

He's literally a profesional camera man and this is just for fun with his friends and family thanks for the professional advice though

[@Musictree16]

The dramatic music id partly for comedic effect