Treasure Hunting Maniac Desperately Digs BIG Holes in Search of Antique Bottles and Relics!

[@JoLaCasse-y4l]

You are a talented Storyteller - thanks!! 💚💙💜

[@megankimber8772]

Kyle, we appreciate you uploading content so often. 3 times in ten days! It’s impressive as it is, but also when compared to other channels that cover the fossils but don’t post nearly as much. Your hard work gets you supporters and subscribers, that’s for sure! Thank you.

[@TheoKellison]

Awesome hunt buddy! Digging for calcite one day, and then digging for bottles the next😂 thats the way to do it! Those old bottles are so dang cool😁 never get tired of seeing those bits of history! Gotta love that little Chamberlain bottle and that little blue beauty! I was bummed to have such a short amount of time down here this time; was hoping we could get out one more time but hey, guess we'll have to hit it hard in april! Awesome video brother!!!

[@AAAAAeeeehnnnnn]

heyyyyiihhhh... perhaps the Thing of Metal....was a Telegraph Thing....I think so...to send Telegrams Lot of Greetings from Germany....in Bavaria Oberfranken from Anne 👋🏼👍🏼👋🏼

[@marybeth6272]

Thanks, Kyle for sweating you butt off digging bottles for us! 😁 They are all cool, embossed or not. Keep it up, love the history of them too. 💕

[@sandmaker]

Lots of fun in Southern Georgia. Glad to see you getting some bottles. Keep the fun coming. Be happy, safe and stay healthy 😷⚒

[@shep4516]

I think thats probably the biggest draw for most bottle diggers/larkers/detectorists. Being able to hold a piece of human history and have that connection to the past is an amazing thing.

[@sonnypate6808]

Gotta give you your props. Digging while fighting turkey coma separates the men from the boys.😁👍☮️

[@jimmyalamo839]

ill add to why finding relics and antiques are awesome. you are finding things that are old and once used by people, but also the companies and people that helped create and pioneer the things we use today we can look back on and touch the early ideas of the older generations. it tears my heart that there are people who are destroying and getting rid and trying to change history because they dont like the race of our pioneers and settlers that created america to the nation it is today. keep preserving these artifacts kyle

[@sth.777]

I understand your fascination with either bottles or fossils; with the bottles, you're holding something in your hands that someone made, someone else bought and used, and then discarded - they tell a history. I'm fascinated with cemeteries for the same reason - they tell you about the history of a village, or an area - those names and dates all together paint a story about the history of a region.

[@catherinewilliams3850]

That strange object could be the top off a coffee grinder? Some great bottles, love the little blue poison bottle. I follow a few bottle diggers, mudlarkers, metal detectorists, rockhounds and magnet fishers, history is so interestin.

[@kimconley4679]

I have an aunt that hunted for bottles in the '80s when it first became popular. She has hundreds of different ones. She is getting on up in years and would like to sale them. I wish I was able to go through them and find the rarest ones. Some of them are absolutely gorgeous. Hopefully, you will end up with a collection like hers.

[@doomguy584]

Set her up with an ebay account

[@maryoneill5070]

I have to finish later. Baby just woke up. He’s hungry and so an I. See ya soon✌🏻

[@maryoneill5070]

The baby was picked up and I saw the rest of the video. You found some amazing bottles and an antique pot. lol beautiful just like you. Size doesn’t matter. It’s about the content. #wildkyle stay beautiful. ✌🏻❤️🙂🙏

[@ineedanewname9595944]

Thank you again! Love the bottle hunts!!!!💜💜

[@justjulee9135]

I love these videos! Thank you for retrieving lost history! Old bottles are a passion of mine.

[@JaneEllenMusic]

Brilliant day's hunt! Glad your determination paid off so well, that cobalt poison bottle was super cool. I love any kind of treasure as well, and you're right - something like bottles gives you a personal connection you don't get with other things. Thanks as always for taking us along; can't wait for the next adventure!

[@KellseyMae21]

I love that you took the time to explain why you like this so much. It's relational. You can take a peek back into history and find stuff you can and can't relate to and piece together what life could have looked like in that area. That's so cool.

[@Julianne955]

I think you found some neat bottles. Loved the blue one. Thanks for taking us with you!

[@cassyfofana7805]

That was some really cool finds 👍. Bless u n ur Mom n ur Family ... 😇

[@tomsmith2215]

smart man focusing on those antique bottles $$$$$ will always be a market for that authentic decor

[@MatthewBaran]

Ohhhh my! Monday wild Kyle? Now this is the kind of pick me up I needed today. Gotta get out of a funk. Thanks dude

[@rockreader4298]

Looks like a Fantastic Dig spot, Kyle! Since there are so many broken off bottle necks, why not save a few of the purdiest ones, cut off, then embed into a piece of wood? It could be a candle holder as the one the Mudpies channel upcycled. Could also be embedded in the wood (at an angle), providing a cool place to hang a hat, scarf, apron and so on. Raised Ridges on the bottles means Caution or Do Not Consume. Probes and pitchforks really help locate the bottles, saving the bottles from possible breakage from tools and heart breakage because of bottle breakage. It's amazing how many bottle diggers don't bring either of them along on digs. Enjoy the Holiday Season!

[@tinaanderson7283]

I need to find a place up here in Minnesota to dig for bottles.

[@stinkygraykitty6808]

Love all your treasure hunts.

[@treasurehuntingscotlandmud9340]

Some lovely bottles recovered keep digging

[@robbybobby6483]

Good bottle finds. Definitely a cobalt poison. Nice switch up, a little of this and a little of that.

[@cynthiaswearingen1037]

That's a nice little blue poison, Kyle, and I think Chamberlains is a liniment. You found some cool bottles!💖

[@maryoneill5070]

KYLE excited for this video. 3:03 looks like part of a meat grinder.

[@janvafa9959]

It would be cool to repurpose those bottle tops into candleholders!

[@dollybelfiore7628]

Wow! probing for bottles... who knew? not me! than'x Kyle! Happy Hoppy Daze!

[@SaltwaterSean]

Love the enthusiasm as always Kyle.

[@donnabeaudin9114]

That was a fun dig! That little blue bottle was so cool! I think anything old that you dig out of the ground is a treasure…unless you’re in a graveyard…that would not be good 🙄.

[@michellestenton6430]

Great video Kyle. I agree with you regarding your interest in bottle digging. I love digging/ collecting old bottles. Personally, l have a thing for medicine bottles…being a nurse ( retired now ). The history of health care, concoctions ( snake oil) and medicines is fascinating. Keep doin what you’re doin!!! Thanks for sharing this adventure.

[@storytimewithunclebill1998]

Merry Christmas. Awesome finds again. Was fun to watch. Great video

[@athelwulfgalland]

I often enjoy your videos, Kyle. I'm especially fond of the fossil and bottle hunt varieties. Though I'm not quite as keen on the crystals for some reason? Either way, so long as you enjoy what you're doing, you may as well take us along for the adventure too!

[@justinhunter3330]

I wish you would put a video together with the “how to age a bottle “ maybe get a few bottle like one from every decade and show us the difference or how to tell. Plus how to search for bottles.

[@marciaposey1167]

Always enjoy your videos. Keep on truck’n

[@ghostravenXX]

The cobalt ribbed is definitely a poison bottle. Very cool . Used to dig them all the time . They come in the 1/2 oz , 1 oz , 2 oz and a 4 oz . Good dig and thx for sharing

[@darlameyer5936]

Great video. I enjoy any content you put out. You mix it up well. Thanks

[@stevephillips6973]

Love the bottle vids Kyle, although not as much as the fossil vids. I find it wild that you find these bottles in the middle of the forest, feet underground! What's slobs we've always been!

[@AlphaGatorDCS]

More videos, please!

[@Melissa-fs2cy]

Thanks for another video… always enjoy hanging out with you looking for stuff haha. It blows my mind how many different channels I sub to that are people digging in the ground… mud larking, archeology, fossil hunting, crystal collecting. Thanks again Kyle

[@geolojeff5824]

Happy Holidays to you! 30K is right around the corner! Congrats!

[@beckieg8479]

I love seeing things from the past and how wacky they were and what they were used for thanks for sharing your pov Kyle 👍❤️😊

[@mirkatu3249]

Glad you hand a wonderful Thanksgiving with your fam! Great video!! :-)

[@laurieowen8696]

2:55 looks like the top of an old coffee or some sort grinder/mill. What a great treasure hunt. Thanks

[@kimerke7999]

I think it’s part of an old coffee grinder.

[@patifagan6774]

Great finds

[@cindy40]

That top looks like an old glass butter churn top.

[@divingwithMicheleinTexas]

Great to see you again and I love your bottle videos. My mom has a collection that I'll get someday. I agree with you on the part of being personal. Keep on truckin my friend. ✌❤😊

[@davidlevy9430]

Found the same Chamberlains bottle and a few other on the Orange River South Africa while hunting for crystals. Found some amazing Red Hematite quartz phantoms, quartz, amethyst, tourmaline, flurite and Amazonite. Found this abandoned house near what must have been an old mine. Found the dump and was going though that as there were quite a few small crystals in the runoff and started finding old bottles. Was pretty amazing

[@erikkellenberger5247]

I totally understand what you're saying while you're going through people's old trash I feel the same way, also about the food you'll need plenty of fuel.

[@janvafa9959]

Interesting to see the two sizes of the one bottle. Wondering if the person had a chronic condition so tried the smaller bottle and got relief so purchased the larger size next…

[@barbymccain2436]

You’re totally cool for digging bottles 😎👍🏻👏🏻 Some people get it some don’t... whatever, right? I’m digging! I used to dig a lot and my x who didn’t understand or like them, took all my bottles and buried them somewhere 😢🥺 Not cool, right?!

[@icerazar713]

That weird pics of metal looks like a very old mechanical fuel pump. I could be wrong, but that lever on it resembles part of one.

[@chriscourson2824]

Happy Holidays!

[@FindingFlorida]

That's sick bro. I can't get on the bottles like that! If you ever travel down this way I'd like to link up!!

[@ncoutdooradventures6148]

The item you asked for comments on,, without cleaning it off a bit, and looking closer at it,, I'm guessing an old grinding mill for foods.

[@GREEKEXPLORERS]

Nice video!! Thanks for sharing!!

[@mr_cure]

Cool video. I just did my first dug the other day in a similar scenario near old dig holes and found a Listerine just like that.

[@dominicdoofus6935]

I too become a treasure maniac sometimes

[@gonorrheadischarges3021]

3:05':a very old Australian fishing reel or a winch...

[@markattardo]

Interesting finds. I couldn't help but wonder if the old broken ones could be put in a rock tumbler to make "sea" glass.

[@chadjenkins4846]

Amazing work as always..seen every video you've made on here and your bottle vids are my personal favorites! I still wonder how you figure where to dig.. I know its probably impossible to film yourself probing but I'm curious as to how that even works.. is it just random luck..or are you checking known dump areas.... just curious how you go about locating where to dig within your spots I guess. Anyway just a thought for future videos I love the reveals but the process is just as intriguing for us who have never been bottle digging. Appreciate everything you do always pumped to see your notifications pop up! You da man

[@paulnaiman8108]

It was a shifter for a manual transmission

[@TiffYG2133]

Dang your hair is almost long enough to do some Willie Nelson braids 😄

[@suemitchell1354]

That was a burner for a kerosene lamp the thing hanging down was the wick.

[@kevinukena4444]

I bet that's an old aspirin bottle at 4:45. I have some that look just like it.

[@dawnthemetaldetective3083]

Very nice! Do you find a lot of blow bottles in the USA?

[@loriazevedo5994]

Coffee grinder

[@normawinton6832]

It's really hard to find the bottle dumps so I like watching this. But a meg tooth and native american artifacts are way more awesome to find, no?

[@WILDKYLE]

I'd say that Fossils and Native American artifacts are overall more enjoyable :)

[@doomguy584]

@@WILDKYLE that metal thing looked like a burner for a gas water heater

[@joshs3775]

So how do you decide where to dig? Right where you were seeing bottles or did you pick that spot for some other reason?

[@leshem4424]

I know a good spot in MA for old milk bottles

[@leshem4424]

not that now is the time of year for up hear we are freezing fast

[@daydbaysinger4572]

do you leave the slick bottles out there?

[@gonorrheadischarges3021]

I am here first...

[@michaelmorgan6561]

How much are those bottles worth????? Anyone???

[@b.slocumb7763]

Chamberlain, as in Wilt. Hard CH rather than SH sound. Chamber-Lin. And let’s convince Kyle to cut off his ponytail for charity! Can make a wig from it.

[@Jerry-sy8rd]

Decomposing lawn sprinkler😑

[@gonorrheadischarges3021]

No playing marbles,no duck mask...will "disliked "this video...wait...what is going on?