We found water!

[@christianhays2238]

I bet I could drill anywhere on your land and find water, especially since you're in a region that clearly has regular rain.

[@Scoofus_]

You get commission pay, and only have a day to find a viable water source. Goodluck.

[@christianhays2238]

@xXSqurrillyAdamsXx it's almost as if they have well drilling services with actual detection technology to do exactly that every day 😂 no bullshit sticks required 🤣🤣 but if you're interested I have a bridge to sell you 🤔🤭

[@PaulinaFernandez-st2ui]

@atrás de las morocha hay más @😂

[@michaelwalsh9145]

You could but you might have to drill hundreds of feet to get it, hence why many well drillers use water diviners.

[@user-zc2hk3cs6v]

@@christianhays2238 Literally saw my town water department out doing this in the rd the other day even with all of their modern metal detectors and radars... just because we don't understand it doesn't make it not real.

[@michaelwiebe1159]

The trick is to do this somewhere where there's water literally everywhere and then dig deep enough.

[@michaelwalsh9145]

You can also do it to find buried electrical cables which aren’t everywhere unlike water.

[@JustDestiny260]

@@michaelwalsh9145…you can’t. People who do it to find cables will typically do it in a suburban or city landscape where wires exist almost everywhere underground. But in controlled environments where live wires are hidden underground, they have no noticeable effect for finding the wires when compared to just guessing.

[@strangevideos3048]

Wtf mor..n ? This method always work,we have guy in company that uses this method in finding water line pipe AND IT WORKS ALEAYS !!!

[@Pitbulls_and_Plumbing]

I just used that technique to locate a waterline running through someones yard cause he had no clue where it ran... my plumbing mentor showed me that trick decades ago.

[@juliettestingray6023]

My older brother used the same method to find waterline running to a guy's house. Those older guys know their shit. I've met some people that are like "Oh it doesn't work" like it's magic. Running water generates a magnetic field and the rods get caught in it and pull together. Older generation well drillers used the same method, but it seems like a lot of the younger ones think it's a bunch of hoodoo.

[@kate4biglittlevoices]

Great grandma told about when they first set up the homestead in the country- you didn’t have utility companies - they called the “witch man “ to come “witch “ for water - he had what she called a forked stick - but same thing or principal, he walked the land and the stick was drawn to where to drill for the well

[@kate4biglittlevoices]

@@geraldwegener8376 yep, most likely so!

[@cartler]

Yes. Those are called prospectors. They survey the land useing surveying instruments and none of it is magic.

[@TroyStowellOriginal]

I think it was a willow stick. While holding the 2 ends of the fork you walked where the stick pulled you until it dipped down to the ground. That's where you dig. It works.

[@kate4biglittlevoices]

@@TroyStowellOriginal amazing !!!

[@TroyStowellOriginal]

Thanks. My Stepdad taught me that.@@kate4biglittlevoices

[@istvan6856]

God who give us water and knowledge...is so beautiful !

[@Apostatecomputerblog]

Now related to digging for Wells, but I’ve always had really bad arthritis since I was a little kid and I can always tell when it’s going to rain the next day lol

[@__BenDiaz]

Wow interesting. Like people with artificial joints who feel discomfort with weather changes.

[@iincx_uncle8823]

I guarantee everyone calling this bullshit, believes in something this woman thinks is bullshit. Lol a balance in the world.

[@Slimane-moh]

الشركات الكبرى المصنعة للاجهزة والكواشف هي التي تريد منك ان لا تصدق حتى تزيد الارباح

[@holisticheartstudio]

My uncle was a ‘water witcher’ which I now consider an old term. It IS a science. There not really ‘witches’. I think of it as being kind of a slang term really.

[@loumaga8331]

I do a fair bit of dowsing myself. Not sure if found water, but you found something alright 👍

[@hejsans1948]

This gives me midsommar vibes

[@bjacobsen927]

This is an ancient technique

[@gizmoteg]

i watched that in rehab while on ghb someone had snuck in🤦‍♂️

[@cartler]

The sticks are formed from a rare metal called idiotom. A more electrically conductive compound containing copper, urethrum, silicone, borine, retardum, and an electrically bonding catalyst called cerebellum.

[@BenjaBagod17]

Not even close, this is natural

[@Pitbulls_and_Plumbing]

its not summer tho, its spring.....😮

[@Johnnywithoutaface]

There was a study done on this that I can’t find now so if someone else can please let me know where to find it but essentially they found that normal people using dowsing rods were no more effective than chance, and experienced dowsers could find water I think 70-80 percent of the time. But the funny thing I remember is that when they took away the dowsing rods and asked them to find water they still could do it just as reliably if experienced, indicating a natural human sense of water sensing even without specific organs for it. Likely a result of taking in local information subconsciously and getting the location by that in my opinion. So experience beats sticks I guess

[@larryschafhauser7584]

Current is a term of the science of flow of electrons, the ground holds water, it in fact slows magnetic current, this fluid has a force, detected in a magnetic flux, outstretched arms of a person with a lot of iron in their blood will move, a

[@IhsanW]

Water on the hill 🌊🌊🌊🌊

[@Thirupathi_Tamilmaran]

It confirms, they are everywhere in the world irrespective of countries 😂😂😂

[@davidking7655]

Just go to the bottom of the hills where they meet. Derrrrr

[@stoffeltitus1140]

❤it does work my uncle always help people

[@breezyrelaxclub6651]

My entire career my entire life has been digging and drilling in the ground….. I’ve never had someone prove “witching”(what she’s doing) not a single time Infact after years of hearing this BS i decided to study it and attended my local college and learned simply put IT DOESNT WORK… I’ve had Native Americans to water companies try to do this on my site not a single one has worked. Infact there was a time where one of my employees tried and failed, he got the city water man, he tried and failed, some old man walked up tried and failed after a long speech of how his family learned this throughout generations, and then finally the foreman from the city for the water corp tried and failed…. Keep in mind I don’t just cross my arms and say “that’s stupid that doesn’t work”… no no, I cross my arms and say “that’s stupid ITS NOT going to work… but give it a try and I’ll dig exactly where you want”

[@snailsaredumb9412]

So after all those people checked did you find water? Water is a great conductor and similarly to a compass, the earths electromagnetic pull moves the rods. You gonna tell me compasses are bullshit next?

[@BookieRitch]

The only thing that got passed through the generations in my family was the beatings I got😊

[@fpscanada3862]

@@snailsaredumb9412 is the pull of a compass strong enough to overcome the friction of your hands holding that stick? use your brain for a minute....

[@snailsaredumb9412]

@@fpscanada3862 its not the hands that point to North is it? Use YOUR brain.

[@knvdyilbcslvft4764]

​@@snailsaredumb9412compasses are not effected by the ocean smh bro where did you go to school. Compass points north due to electromagnetic polarity of the planet not the water bro water moves with wind and moon apparently effects the tide hope that clears your confusion

[@adjieadjah]

How...what the explanation of this dowsing rods?

[@PunkIAm]

There is none

[@quakergrits4610]

its a frequency your body picks up when standing over voids and is sent through the rods.

[@quakergrits4610]

@heuehbddjjxifrhehjz1978 oh ok

[@stronghandhanson]

@@quakergrits4610it’s literal crap lol use actual equipment.

[@aminurislam5255]

undergrounding water lable finding

[@outstrippingtheomniverse]

Old technic in Pakistan 🇵🇰 ❤❤❤❤

[@matthamilton5902]

There's an easy way to tell if dowsing works or not. Here's a brief explanation. It doesn't and you look silly. You're welcome 😊

[@brianbalholm2545]

Have you tried it yourself? I was once like you, skeptical about it. Until I tried it out and it works every time. Crazyist thing ever.

[@matthamilton5902]

@@brianbalholm2545 It's called idiomotor effect. It's sort of like highway hypnosis. When you're driving and you don't want to hit something in the road, if you stare at it, you drive right towards it, but if you look where you should go, it becomes easy to avoid it. Same principle here. Your brain controls fine motor skills without your active awareness. That's why they are made where it takes so little effort to make them move. Basically, you are guessing and you're brain controls fine motor skills and you don't have to be trying to do either. That's why, the bigger skeptic you are, the less it works. But if it works for you every time, that means you're a good guesser and you should trust your gut. The sticks just make you look silly.

[@matthamilton5902]

​@@brianbalholm2545 Also, water is stored in aquifers which are huge! Loose sand and gravel holds water where some harder, more dense material like clay meets. If the water held was in a small spot, the well would go dry in just a few days. The aquifer is usually extremely large like a lake. Here in the U.S. there are aquifers almost everywhere and you'd be lucky to find a spot where there isn't water. There are a lot of swindlers who know about this and use these rods to make money, but fact is, if you drill in a convenient spot, you're just as likely to hit water as anywhere else whether the rods cross or not.

[@strokinbaby965]

​@@matthamilton5902 you don't know what you're doing

[@matthamilton5902]

@@strokinbaby965 You don't know what you're doing. This pseudoscience bs has gotten people killed even after it has been repeatedly debunked every single time it has actually been scientifically tested because people like you want to believe in magic so badly that you make stuff up or blindly pass on misinformation. It isn't a matter of opinion and it isn't ignorance on the part of science. It has been tested countless times and fails every single test when any kind of control is used. It's called idiomotor effect. It is simply a misunderstanding on your part of how your body and mind work together. There has even been $1 million reward standing for a long time for anyone who can make it work more often than chance. Thousands have tried, and zero succeeded. Why? Because it's complete and total nonsense.

[@Garden-rs2qb]

Where to buy these sticks ?

[@HomerTheAckbar]

Speak to a hyrdologist, your walking uphill and are just throwing more money into the trash by walking above the water table. Almost all areas within the US have ground even the desert. What you need to do is speak with a US Geological Survey hydrologist writhing your area. They can provide you with information on other wells, well locations, well depths, water table depth, water table locations, sediment information, and much more. I’d imagine the well drilling locations will probably tell you a better spot anyways. More than likely too the grass is a bad spot because trees provide more information anyways. Willows and cottonwoods usually are your best sign, but best bet is determining elevation of nearest lake or river and going off of that as the depth of water table. Could be that the nearest river is 10 miles away at 20ft below but the water table at your depth could be as long as 90 ft due to differences in rock and distance.

[@Kenzingo]

Lol it’s not that serious

[@jacobbutcher4430]

@@Kenzingohe’s right though lol

[@Damiani626]

@@jacobbutcher4430he is right tho I looked into it and came to comment again lol

[@tyquin1414]

@@Kenzingosomebody doesn’t understand the historical significance of wells nor their importance to today’s development of rural and water-strict communities 😂

[@kingofultraaesthetics.6782]

INDIAN TECHNIQUE ❤❤❤

[@RobotChubi]

Wisata its from india i tough itu was from Europe

[@livymasarate4142]

England..

[@JB-fy3hj]

This is what I do for a living

[@TJBOO3]

It's not just water it can be ore gems or just noting

[@fpscanada3862]

People in the comments thinking this actually works asking "what type of metal is that? where can i buy it? My god lol

[@chadmartin7862]

I did it to find my busted water pipe. It 100% is no joke. Try it

[@michaelwalsh9145]

Let me guess you’ve never tried it?

[@fpscanada3862]

@michaelwalsh9145 have you ever tried willing something into existence? Probably not because it sounds stupid and there's no way it would work. That's how I look at this. If there was truly a force from water pulling on a metal stick, there could easily be a machine to detect that

[@michaelwalsh9145]

@@fpscanada3862 so your answer is yes that you’ve never tried it but you phrased n a silly roundabout way to make yourself feel good? Go try it and come back to me about your results.

[@UberSpah]

​@@michaelwalsh9145Somehow there are so many people that do dowsing, yet in controlled environment they failed to show it.

[@shoozymusic]

Dowsing rods are a sham

[@1HorseOpenSlay]

What gauge wire and what is the length?☀️

[@marietina5014]

Sprinkler man trick , to find a busted pipe

[@matthamilton5902]

Yeah, or turn on the sprinklers and look for the muddy spot. 😂

[@saturatedodin476]

My question is who digs for water on the side of a hill? Don’t we know water flows down.

[@hm-mt3wj]

I cant believe my ancestors died for this to still be a thing

[@mothaclysm]

Water.. on a hill? I'm addicted to Geometry Dash

[@Daboiisgothoops]

Erm erm location?

[@terrorism7015]

MrBeast moment

[@darshansoni783]

I saw this in Doraemon Giyan

[@3dhotshot]

guys do even know that this is magic please wake up to the world we live in

[@MrSaddnessandSorrow]

thank you

[@user-lf5ff2ok4w]

What are the roads made-up of?

[@ishankathuria4218]

Drugs won't affect my child. The child. Fun fact you can do this anywhere in your house with just little practice

[@marshallbooth9272]

I drill wells I've seen it work but around here we have to put our pipe past where the water is and cut it off . I think it works good finding water but but could be 15 20 feet down and can't use it

[@ASUSTA.ALAN.TARAMA]

😊

[@JOmz8801]

U could have saved your urself from lookin dumb by just picking a ramdom spot and dug untill u found water. They call it the water table.

[@landy4369]

When dowsing don't touch the rods with your thumbs

[@XCaPTainClipzX]

Whaaaaat

[@cbausch7025]

Absolutely not a reliable source people

[@marielrego8775]

:-DDDDD LOOOOL

[@ItsKyleMang]

Copper wires?

[@leaky4230]

Does it matter?

[@ItsKyleMang]

Do magnets stick to copper?

[@ghulamsultanniyazi4769]

Ye to doremon vale gyan ka gadget hai

[@robertgibson2622]

So how does it work?

[@cartler]

It doesn't. Do you really think two sticks are going to find water?

[@robertgibson2622]

@@cartler all's I know is you momma's so fat you gotta roll her in flour just to find the wet spot

[@4doorsmorewhors]

​@@cartlerwhy wouldn't two sticks find water? LOL

[@cartler]

@@4doorsmorewhors cause that's not how electromagnetism works

[@UberSpah]

​@@4doorsmorewhorsCause we don't live in world of Wizardry and Witchcraft.

[@IHWKR]

If bodies of water effected magnetism this much then compasses wouldn't work. She is walking uphill to find water yet water settles at the lowest points possible. This video makes no physical sense whatsoever.

[@user-mq8qp1ll5l]

Me and my older brother did it and it seemed to work

[@sakhijan4161]

This is cooper war?

[@globallastdaystruthtv]

How much is this thing?

[@komododoesstuff]

it doesnt even work

[@cartler]

$500,000+ They are made out of a highly sought metal call idiotom

[@ivanov568]

@@cartler I will take them for $500,000 and not a penny more! Also, the $500,000 will be in IOU's - which are as good as cash according to Lloyd Virgil Christmas (google him he knows his stuff!).

[@cartler]

@@ivanov568 that would be quite the bargain if you ask me! I would always take a deal like that, no hesitation.

[@Venugopal-tk7hb]

This is tamilian old concept.

[@terryfong9110]

This is spiritual related

[@dildoshwaggons]

How to tell the world you believe bs without saying a single word...

[@DoomsdayHustle]

Can it find oil? I’m asking for my Uncle named Sam.

[@leaky4230]

Sadly not, jk these cant find nothing

[@MsTania-qt3fq]

What kind of metal is that u got to do that

[@aldrich_leon8547]

Often copper rods

[@matthamilton5902]

Make-believe rods work too. They are imaginary and don't cost you anything. Also, you look less silly walking around in a field without the magic sticks and your chances of finding groundwater aren't changed in the slightest.

[@miguelortas7767]

​@@matthamilton5902oh so you live on validation from others ,still sleep I see.zzz

[@matthamilton5902]

@@miguelortas7767 So what did you major in at Hogwartz?

[@cartler]

Bruh it's made out of pure idiotom

[@rdooky]

Just put a coconut on your palm..

[@Rich_Mixture]

remember y'all she's allowed to vote

[@tiloluedecke1793]

lmao

[@chattycatty3336]

Lmao y'all call this crazy yet believe in God. 💀 The word "faith" is really lost on some people.😂

[@moustafazalat4640]

how it would be

[@NathanBorewellsVallioor]

No chance.

[@brandonmckinnon836]

🤔🤨

[@Moonlit.forest]

I cant believe people get payed for this. Its basically just driving to a house and pointing to a random spot in their yard.

[@arrogant2123]

I see no water...

[@brandilowe6617]

Teach me

[@language5.035]

Your wrist drawed sooo much to get thise tips to cross😂😂 smh

[@language5.035]

Also, anybody on a farm or cattle fields knows the water is why you have deep grooves at the bottom of the hills. Your half way up a hill and never even showed us the water😂

[@Ak-sg3fb]

Bruh

[@krix9100]

Love how they're on a hill and using dowsing rods half way up when gravity would suggest that you'd find water more quickly by digging at the bottom of the hill

[@TheEcoClimber]

That’s so not correct where I live. The hydrology of south devon often means underground aquifers are HIGHER up the hill than the streams. I also have 3 locations where the water flows uphill due to hydrostatic pressure.

[@dick-diddling-bandit]

there’s water pretty much everywhere..

[@justwatchingffs371]

Bs.

[@demetriglass4584]

❤❤❤❤😊😊😊😊😊😊what the young lady is doing is using dowsing rods to find water.....apparently she found the blue gold by how the rods moved and touched each other....

[@jimmyisawkward]

BS

[@mkbane1262]

Flow of water has slight magnetism to it .

[@Dj87887]

You can dig anywhere and find water. That's exactly what a well is. Dowsing rods have been proven to be nonsense so many times, but newage woowoo people will believe anything.

[@iamjai2001]

That Stick Trick is actually Based on Science Due to its shape and Water currents ...The stick moves opposite to the Water Current...

[@jamesmelanson7987]

Where's the water you found? I don't see any water...just saying it doesn't make it so, show it.

[@shagzmania]

Blackberry fresh branch works better than any tool

[@kmnayak1888]

😂😂😂bloody nonsense

[@shadrackwahonya3445]

😊