When Flood Waters are Low, You Hunt Where the People Used to Flow | Before the Flood Part 2

[@grandmakellymcdonald]

Let’s go let’s go treasure and adventure 🎉🌎👵💕✌️🇺🇸🌺

[@metaldetectingwitheric]

Great day

[@rayrichardson1714]

Good job finding those large cents and musket balls. I think your "ring" is an electrical lock nut.

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

Hey, Thanks, Ray! That def looks like that. Thanks dude

[@Metal4Detecting]

Great video. Congratulations on the sweet finds . Best wishes GL&HH

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

Thank you!

[@MJ-nf7uh]

Mystery item is PARISALL SLIDE cir 1850-1900 very popular Victorian item….round wheel thing is hem weight

[@WhatHeSaidVO]

mystery object looks like the base to a shotgun shell

[@davearnold9090]

Thats a decent dig for the day,how deep is the water usually before the dam repairs?

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

Hey Dave! Thanks for watching. We were what would be anywhere from 1 to 6 feet of water normally. Part 3 of this series was even crazier!

[@chickadeeacres3864]

That button is military. Now it gets interesting! Do you guys spend the rest of your time researching the items found?

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

We definitely spend quite a bit of time researching before and after. Jeff's our historian and usually doing the post find research

[@rball690]

What general area are you at? I got a 1917 Largie in my backyard in Seaforth Ontario.

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

Nice find! We are in the Ottawa valley area

[@MATTHEWdavidson-t6r]

model t valve stem cover

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

100%. Thanks for watching. :)

[@chickadeeacres3864]

I think half the fun is trying to identify the junk. The bonus is finding anything of value, but you need to know where to sell it I guess?

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

Depends on what you do it for. We preserve and collect with no intention of selling. Some, do it for just that reason. Which is fine. We love the stories more.

[@davidross5169]

Looks like a fly wheel from a old toy!!!!

[@davidross5169]

Did you never do electric work???????knock out the slug,on the electric box ,and it holds the wires into place.

[@TheDiggingDudesOfficial]

No sir. No electricians here. Thanks for the help!