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[@andrewanguiano2855]

I'm a well driller, I've done wells from 15ft up to 250 and I appreciate how highly you speak of us drillers, it takes lots of skill to get to where we are at. I use a half of million machine to get this wells done, definetely not an easy job and well all I can say is thank you!

[@DitchChipsNsourCream]

Thank you for the work that you do, I am a carpenter and I feel that white shirts don't understand or appreciate the physical work that we do. It's just done, ready for everyone to use. Because we make it look easy they believe they can question the final bill after initially agreeing to pay that sum. Frustrating most certainly. Deep breaths and a bloody tongue.

[@ronniehdable]

I'm a wood butcher (framer) lol . And I agree !

[@abstractpuma]

@PRETTY GIRL leave if you have no interest in watching these videos, you're behaving like a 10 year old

[@Acheron666]

@@abstractpuma Best to ignore the imbeciles. They want you to acknowledge them.

[@theonlyweasle1999]

@PRETTY GIRL its sad people lose respect and humility after they hide behind anonymity. Where a privilege blooms, abusers spawn from the swamps to take advantage of them.

[@dustyfox8532]

Came for the e-drama, stayed for the witchcraft.

[@fabianstanislaus5925]

I will actually unsubscribe because of it. It's absurd.

[@wclintf]

@@fabianstanislaus5925 had watched his stuff years back, but wasn't feeling his newer stuff. He still shows up in the feed and I was curious at this title. Read a few comments to find the juicy bit, skipped over the well drama to hear him talking about how an apple computer can't crawl out of the ocean and come to life so God is real and evolution is not.

[@cazztk2161]

@@fabianstanislaus5925 its real, try it out! its magnetic fields that makes the rods move like that, you can find water and metal that way. and there is alot of vids on YT explaining it

[@mikeygee4564]

@@cazztk2161 but that can't be true, because that's science! It's got to be from God because he can't see it with his own two eyes. Man, I guess ignorance certainly can be bliss. 😉😁

[@Chance57]

If divining rods were real how much somebody would have took James randi's million dollar prize lol. They are as real as homeopathic medicine for numerology

[@edumekation2931]

"You do not have free speech here, this is MY channel" True, and well said.

[@uniball1700]

@PRETTY GIRL ? Thats just outright not true lmao

[@johans7119]

Nothing a little authoritarian about that?

[@abstractpuma]

@@johans7119 We can watch if we want and leave if we want whenever we want so no it's not authoritarian

[@atmoz214]

@@johans7119 its his channel. If someone came to your house being disrespectful and you forced them to leave, is that authoritarian? cope harder

[@deusexaethera]

At some point, the USA is going to have to figure out _exactly_ what rights people have when they are in publicly-accessible private property, such as an un-fenced front yard, a privately owned park, or someone's social media comment thread. At the moment, publicly-accessible private property is a huge gray area and it causes a lot of confusions and the occasional lawsuit.

[@garyjones783]

One who doesn’t tolerate bullshit generally has their life in order. I’m with you brother. Cheers 🍻

[@jasonchristopher2977]

Yes. But in 2022 we put ppl like this down. Ppl quick to punch those keys and don't have their own home, life in order at the least. Like all the ppl who caused issues with CPS and the Liver king. But he has his life in order and the ppl who called have not. If more ppl would look in their own life and get it in order wed live in a great place.

[@garyjones783]

@@jasonchristopher2977 Don’t use “we” unless you intend to include yourself in your example. Your double talking by doing so even though your intentions seem sincere. Blessed are people who bind themselves to a strict code of living in faith such as the “Wrangler”. You, me and everybody else are not exempt of living and having the things that bring us comfort and stability. There is a difference between talking about ambition and living and applying ambition. You don’t use a rock as a pillow. We all have a choice. So choose. I recommend “Faith”. Become Spiritually mature and you will find this life too! Cheers!!!

[@maddogthirteen]

I'm trying to wrap my mind about people getting angry over someone drilling a well. Insane.

[@BlurredVisi0n]

I think you're missing the point that people just know divining rods are proven fake. He is just walking around fooling himself, It's so silly!

[@PeterWolfe2012]

You'd think that anybody could see that his three satellite dishes are way worse than anything well-related. I mean, for crying out loud, I'm sure that Europeans don't need three separate satellite dishes. And you know what, there are starving children in Africa who don't have any satellite dishes, (albeit because the billionaires in Nairobi won't share).

[@PeterWolfe2012]

@keith moore I'm not sure how to respond.

[@DarrenNemeth]

@@PeterWolfe2012 He needs a internet connection to upload his videos!! I remember the time he had to go into town whenever he needed to upload a video.

[@PeterWolfe2012]

@@DarrenNemeth I understand that. I just wasn't sure you thought I was seriously criticizing him. My comment was that the whole backlash he was getting is so insanely ridiculous - like whether he has three satellite dishes or one or none at all. Not to mention how little of their business any of it is in the first place.

[@rjtumble]

If you had drilled a metric sized hole, you would have avoided all the negative European comments.

[@michaelwhiteoldtimer7648]

FUNNY FOR SURE

[@Collin_Creates]

Lol

[@streaky81]

Plenty of positive comments from Liberia though.

[@chewbacca5986]

Funny funny funny!!

[@brandonfoley7519]

HAHA

[@rosskeeling4459]

I used to be counsel for a state well drilling agency (as part of the geological survey), and I have a lot of respect for drillers. Not only are there substantial skill requirements, but every single driller I met was concerned with protecting water resources and the quality of the environment. I really enjoyed working with them.

[@the215sean]

This is a man who knows the value of good workers. When I saw the title I thought I was going to disagree (don't ask why lol) but after the first minute I couldn't agree more. Good for you for sticking up for your contractor, don't see enough of this these days, almost no more loyalty. Keep up the great videos sir

[@robertjune1221]

I had the most original excuse a teacher had ever heard for not getting an assignment done: Our well went dry! We had to move a fence, bushes, decorative wall made out of flat (heavy) stones so that they could get the rig in and drill. They finished kind of late and my dad wanted everything put back. Wranglestar is right about this being a specialized and valuable skill.

[@christiankirkenes5922]

My parents spent $18k for a well and pump, well worth paying for the expertise. 5 years of drought and no water within miles, these guys found water at about 120 feet. Now they can grow food and provide water for livestock.

[@bugiszel9496]

I am from Poland, currently living in the Netherlands, I have met hundreds of people and I know that you will never please everyone, always someone will have a problem with something, regardless of whether they are from Europe, the USA or any other part of the world. a little advice from a lot of younger viewers do what you do because you do it brilliantly. god bless you and all your family

[@caseyc4516]

Glad you brought up the “thousands of dollars for a days work scam”..im not a well driller but am a carpenter who catches questions all the time about my prices..you pay for what they know as much as the equipment they use

[@davidvenegas6401]

You get what you pay for. Sure you can find it cheaper. But don't cry when it's inferior in quality

[@Legohaiden]

You're not paying an hourly wage because you're not a business owner, you're a customer. For a tradesman to get to the point of where they can fix a problem in 30 minutes requires DECADES of skill and learning. You are paying for all that skill and knowledge gained over decades... not the 30 minutes for repair.

[@billh.1940]

Ever hand them a hammer and say well, then you do it? I have. They come around to letting me do it, and yes, I get paid!

[@billh.1940]

@@Legohaiden you are right, if the customer is a professional ask them if part of the charges, is for the years of college. If yes, ask them if they know that it takes years to learn a good craft! And cost of supplies, truck tools, licence, insurance, etc. Why doesn't anyone respect that the cost of doing business is not just them, but all of us!

[@MyClutteredGarage]

When I was a kid and started a statement with “well...” my uncle would quickly interrupt with “thats a deep thought for a shallow mind.” 😄

[@leebrewer1190]

The subject sometimes runs dry also.

[@robbiemcenery9878]

When someone says well. And say water

[@myRefuge3710]

Ha. Must've been a jerk. I probably would've liked him. 😁

[@ryandavis4689]

Lol...my daughter always comes up with "well"...lol..imma totally use your uncles quote

[@michaelandcolinspop]

My granddad said that to me once with a laugh and a smile. I laughed too. Your comment brought back some good memories!

[@SkillBuilder]

I have a channel in the U.K and it is a two way street. We get loads of comments from Americans telling us we are backward and stupid. It is a sport that is all and if it keeps them off the streets that is a good thing.

[@drunkbillygoat]

I retired in Europe and from my experience it works both ways. What works there might not be ideal there vice versa.

[@SP3NCE]

Not seen Rodger having a crack at drilling a well ... yet, lol

[@NunYa953]

The only thing I know for sure is you Brits drive on the wrong side of the road.

[@joeygray3723]

Lol

[@cpnolto]

@@NunYa953 No - they drive on the left ....which is the correct side if you are in the UK. Try doing something else over there and you'll soon find out why.

[@lakewoodadventures]

I can attest to the diving rods working. I have no idea how they work, but they do.I was skeptical until I tried it myself at the advice of an old Uncle. I'm also glad you mentioned the need to be thinking about the item you are in search of, because that makes a difference.

[@noneya9013]

I worked for a small City in Idaho for 34 years. They could not afford any electronic locators for us to use to find our water, sewer, irrigation, phone, gas and power cables when we needed to dig for repairs or installing services. This was the first time I seen this done by the old timer that worked for the City. I thought the guy was nuts and snickered under my breath along with rolling my eyes thinking it was a joke. Time after time he found the lines we were looking for on the money. He was nice enough to teach me the skill on how to do it before he retired in 1978. I used this skill alone for 20 years before we was able to purchase something that was electronic. I still used the witching rods when there wasn't a good signal with the electronics. A doubted then but a believer once taught.

[@funkychickensonfire]

This entire video is like a fever dream.

[@Sir.Fithers]

(Not to offend of course) your profile pic is a fever dream

[@The_Great_Dood]

DUDE I LAUGHED SO HARD WHEN I READ YOUR COMMENT. Couldn't have described it better.

[@jordyhelwig7657]

So is the truth

[@abbytran8514]

Thought he was gonna say: "AHAHAheh heh heh oh I got all of you heh heh"

[@funkychickensonfire]

@@abbytran8514 I’m still waiting for him to say it’s a joke…

[@nicholaspullen7261]

Id bet that the people whining that you're out of touch for spending 20k on a well (and that they never could) have no problem going out and paying twice that much plus interest for another car that they don't need. Different priorities.

[@kateruterbories2692]

Yup. Thought the same thing!!

[@grandpied]

Whiners spend precious dollars by the handful on specialty designer labeled bottled waters, energy drinks, and exotic coffees and teas. When within five years they could have paid for a lifetime property enhancing life sustaining untainted well.

[@JamesPhillipsOfficial]

I believe "money shaming" is a form of trolling. I bashed my brother for giving his ex girlfriend £2500 i called it pity money (I'm from the UK) and he bashed me for buying the only olympic weight Plate loaded kettlebell i've ever seen for a more modest £150 claiming ill never use it, i do just not often enough But in both cases we had different priorities. I went to work and put in the hours, so do most people.. Even youtube videos for money is a job, your "employers" are advertisers, if you dont upload people forget about you and u lose contracts and so on So long as people don't steal, use drug money or be fraudulent/scam others to get their money or other illegal methods, its their god given right to spend honest money how they see fit

[@traditionaltools5080]

Complaining never hurt anyone. That being said, to drill a well costs $12k plus here. One that deep would be closer to $20k. Seems like a good deal to me. Not to mention a guy can get survey and geological reports done. Locating the water, in general, is not the problem.

[@lukeeson]

I just spent 11K for a 80’ well in MN. No complaints either.

[@izceness]

Way to go. Keep up the good work and being man enough to take charge of your channel. So many now days are afraid to do what's necessary.

[@nigeladams8321]

For under one wondering why you can find spots to drill a well with a dowsing rod, it's because water tables are huge. You have a pretty good chance of just finding one by drilling randomly

[@hosocat1410]

Boy, cody. You really wasted your money drilling that second well. If your first one runs dry, just use your garden hose to fill it back up!

[@just82much72]

Great comment*

[@MrCheckitout123]

they make those well casings large enough to fill it up with bottle water, just drop them in one at a time.

[@TheMcpvideo]

🤔haha you guys 😂

[@TheSatchrox]

Lol! Right? In the end he can do what he wants with his money

[@smiley3012]

Good one

[@chriswarren9421]

You're a free man brother. Do your thing. All the real fans are with you.

[@coldelement]

Too true

[@ciceroaurelius3757]

I was heading home form a job site one day and realized I left something behind, so I turned around and went back. When I got back to the job everyone was gone accept the GC and some guy holding those rods out back. I walked over and asked what they were doing. The GC said Hes looking for the water line, and then I watched the guy find the line. Even he said he didn't understand it, but his father taught him and so on. It is real and its crazy.

[@rybrosh_56]

Most of the time I just watch your shorts but I just stumble upon your long format videos and found this video, and from it I have garnered tremendous respect for you. This is what people are too afraid to say now. It is very clear you know what your doing

[@snifftheshark]

Had the same experience with the opposite result. I lost a lot of respect due to the pseudoscience of divining rods 🤣

[@tomboysupremacy]

@@snifftheshark for sure 12 y old anime furry kid will know better

[@christopherleveck6835]

Well drilling is what set them off?! How many of them have ever owned or drilled a well? I'll bet none.

[@jeffk464]

I have not expertise or opinions on wells.

[@nateasonjames]

Very strange indeed

[@Thorovain]

People love having something to complain about and to put others down. It gives them a sense of power and importance. They're the same people that are afraid to admit they don't know something because they think that will make them look weak, stupid, and less of a man. It's such a, frankly, silly and ignorant mindset.

[@spellmadam2947]

Most likely City apartment dwellers. This is the Reeeeeeeing 20's

[@DEADJESTER000]

Had a neighbor who worked as a well driller. Got alot of good memories helping him fix that rusty drill. Good experience in my mechanical trade.

[@bigchocolate4252]

People get jealous so easily. It’s HIS money. He can do whatever he wants with HIS money. It’s his projects. It’s his business lol.

[@elaineekberg113]

I didnt read your comment until after I posted above! Lol!

[@kickoGaming]

ik this guy is such a nice guy.

[@Axis.Mundis.]

It’s HIS money and he can lend it to me if HE wants. 😀

[@treylem3]

Well said, brother. Standing with you, Wranglerstar

[@deusexaethera]

Wranglerstar has some of the best, most rational, product reviews I've ever seen, but when he gets to talking about things he believes in...ho boy. Dowsing rods "work" by amplifying tiny changes in a person's posture as their body compensates for walking over uneven ground. Things like buried pipes leave small indentations in the ground, even decades after the work was done; you might not consciously notice those when stepping on them, but your posture will change to maintain your balance, and the long dowsing rods will swing around as a result. Add in a bit of confirmation bias (noticing when the results are helpful and ignoring when they aren't), and you've got yourself some bona-fide "magic".

[@ryszard_]

Well don’t tell him that… it will stop working :)

[@rowanbcapr]

“Um actually witchcraft and natural medicines aren’t real because my government/media tells me so” 🤓

[@deusexaethera]

@@ryszard_ : Nah, it'll still work. People have far less control over their lizard-brains than they like to believe they have, and no direct control at all over autonomic functions like their sense of balance. Consciousness and rationality float over top of all that stuff and are largely unaware of what goes on underneath.

[@jebwu8648]

That is something smart. That would also mean that it would not work on a bedrock floor.

[@dannop2562]

Umm, that’s a fine theory-and I’ve heard it before-but it has a rather large hole. How do the rods work to find water in virgin, untapped ground? I’ve seen it done, my bro-in-law owns a well-drilling business and has had customers drill in over a half-dozen spots on spanking-new site befor finally resorting to someone with the rods. Only then, with the help of a ‘water witcher’, will they find an aquifer-usually the first hole they dig. I’m not saying that it confirms everything W is said, but it definitely throws out the ‘small indentations’ theory…

[@intersign7391]

I am watching your channel from quite a some time. Here is what I think of you: 1- You are a very hard working person. 2- Trying to keep up your family and trying hard to earn honest money (which is quite difficult now a days) 3- Trying to educate people via sharing your knowledge and experience (knowledge and experience differs from person to person) 4- Seems to be quite an honest person (That is why you feel offended by negative comments) My suggestions if you don't mind: 1- Keep it up, you are doing a great job. 2- Let them speak as every one speaks of his mental state, upbringing and knowledge.

[@Oldmanseenalot]

Great statement. Plus is very diligent and meticulous.

[@intersign7391]

@@Oldmanseenalot Yes you are very right.

[@vincentcoulombe4879]

Now this is a comment that has someone actually using their heart and head. Hard to find that sometimes. Cheers

[@lamprossieittanis9980]

im 100% in all above but dond forget neg. or pos, it makes it real

[@brandonrasmussen6692]

Don't block the negatives, the perspective is entertaining

[@sksupply]

"You do everything wrong." Says the person who can't do anything right.

[@WV_Smoke]

I love how real you are, I honestly appreciate how you speak your mind and just keep everything black and white no matter the video.

[@Wootangtw]

I used to work for the city 30 something years ago and I used those copper wires to find sewer lines and gas lines and water lines…I know there’s stuff that can’t be explained… but it works…

[@jeffmartinspilatz6114]

Hey man, Wranglestar is one of my favorite channels, and I can't stand when you get hatred for doing what you love to do. Just keep doing what you do with this in mind, you are adored by thousands who respect, and enjoy your videos. This channel promotes leadership, skillsets, responsibility, honesty, friendship, and most importantly how to be a good human. You are in my eyes, a great man.

[@MrDwrench1]

I can say the back in the 80' in West Virginia (I know, East Coast), A friend was building a home. The well drilling was at $100.00 a foot. The drilling went to close to 300 ft. To me, a small price for water. Pure, untreated. Rock on my friend. Thank you for allowing us a window into your life. Be well my friend

[@FastSloW-qt8xf]

Yeah nobody pays like that... the average well cost 5 to 12 k.. usually 10-25$ ft and in extremely difficult conditions 50$ max.. usually there is a price and depth cap

[@gravelydon7072]

@@derekinhawaii What was West Virginia a part of at one time? Virginia. Which is an East Coast State. Parts of Virginia are still thinking about breaking off and joining WV as the people in the NW part of the State are more like people in WV than the people over in Richmond.

[@MarbleFoxGamer]

1:40 I grew up in the Ozark mountains and low land swamp country. Every house in those mountains runs off a well

[@cameronmccarthy6916]

"Free speech protects you from the government, not from me."

[@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven]

That is 100% correct. Also, the Internet isn't governed by only one country -- but equally shared all a crossed the world. Meaning the laws for one place do Not carry over to the internet and why special laws have to be made for Cyber Crimes. ( aka Freedom of Speech do Not protect you when you're spending Hate Speech on a France owned Site/Platform.)

[@das1611]

I don't think KZbin has a Constitution

[@Trahloc]

@@Ki_Adi_Mundi It's called the Freedom of Association. You don't have a right to someone else's private space and yes his channel is his private space regardless of him having an open invitation to the public to join him in it. So quit it with this 1984 bs, you trying to justify forcing your thoughts on someone is far closer to 1984 than someone saying "you're being rude and I revoke the open invitation from you specifically."

[@thegreatwhitesnark36]

Worse things will likely happen to you on government sites, if you anger or frustrate the wrong comrades.

[@FighterPW]

@@KaeganThornhillTheCyberRaven Tell that to the Chinese.

[@eco-terroristoverlord2033]

You don't realize how expensive it is to do a job until you do it. That's why I don't ask questions

[@maggiee639]

It blows my mind how many people don’t realize this...

[@stephensjurset6832]

Well drilling; $50 per foot if you let us do it . $75 dollars per foot if you want to comment.

[@nodjr1595]

i didnt want to pay $100 for a knife sheathe and had experience tooling leather so i said id make my own... $500 later, and i got a real nice knife sheathe i made myself... I dont regret it, but i spent alot more money than if id paid someone else to do it for me.

[@xeokym223]

@@nodjr1595 $500?! What'd you spend the money on? You can buy a full side of thick genuine cow hide for $100. All you need is a leather hole punch kit $10, a roll of waxed cord $10, and leather sewing needles $5. Maybe $15 for some brass snaps if you want to be fancy. How on earth did you need to spend $500 for supplies?

[@nodjr1595]

@@xeokym223 i got a bunch of tools so i can put a design in the leather and a stitching pony since i didnt have a sowing machine at home and no tools to make my own, and i tried stitching without one and it was not worth the effort. Now im getting people asking me to make them ones and i can probably remake the loss if i make 3.

[@paintcoach101]

Great content on your channel . Interesting to gauge how people think and do things. We can all learn from each other. Thank you. from Melbourne , Australia.

[@carroll102655]

You have for many years provided a priceless service to our community. We are immensely great full for your dedication and devotion to your community, your family and our world as a whole. We will continue to support your hard work. May the powers that be look over your family. You bring a smile to my heart every time I see your channel. God Speed Brother.

[@leontaylor3572]

powers that be. LOL That's like saying higher power.

[@ug0t74ng3d]

“The Europeans” don’t put us all in the same bracket..

[@lemappeurfou]

We aren't all the same

[@zongzoogly4549]

Let's be honest here: it's the French.

[@baileysykes6343]

Its the Germans back at it again.

[@driedspaghetti2555]

Let's be honest we all hate MOST Americans

[@tomtokeley7373]

Yeah

[@strangejury]

My man went from “please be nice in the comments” to “evolution isn’t real” in 19 minutes flat

[@Oldsoldiersays]

no i think he is more of 'why can't both be true' type of guy. Species evolve, everthing evolves. Science is fallable, because man is fallable. Chernobyl proves this out. Radioactive decay there is hundreds of times more advanced than is possible. Which throws into doubt all carbon dating. Makes a guy wonder....

[@ivermec-tin666]

The evidence of the great flood is rather difficult to deny. The evolution argument is an entirely different one. Apples and oranges.

[@keith6706]

@@ivermec-tin666 The evidence of a great flood doesn't exist. What people seemingly aren't aware of is that many of the people who made the significant early advances in the science of geology were people trying to _prove_ there had been a flood, but the more they looked, the more they had to admit that was not what they were finding, at all. That what they were finding was no evidence of a global flood, and evidence of a very, very, old Earth. The difference between those men and people claiming 'evidence" of a great flood or a young Earth is that those men were honest in what they found, honest in what they reported, and honest with themselves. They didn't lie to themselves and, most importantly, didn't lie to others.

[@clintufford5181]

Christianity and science do not disagree with one another. An evolution dialogue needs to be specified insofar as humans or plants. Darwin was wrong and that’s easily proven. To deny a great flood occurred is ignorant with today’s resources.

[@Akaya3511]

@@clintufford5181 I don't know if I would go that far. Some things may have truth to them in the bible. Others not so much.

[@grizphetteplace1427]

I was a rig mechanic drilling in the Denver Castle Rock area ,was in charge of the shale shaker, a type of vibrating screen that filters the drilling fluid for reuse downhole, when a bunch of cuttings, bouncing very differently came down the screen. I snagged a few, and was shocked to find that I had a handful of WOOD! Thought I was nuts! I asked the old driller what it was, he said "Probably some old cowboys campfire", with a twinkle. I later asked the owner,and he said that geologists call that wet leaves. It's organic stuff, basically immature coal, needing a few more million years, and a few more million lbs of pressure.

[@rustyreckman2892]

I respect wrangler for the most part. His lay line sticks might work for him, but every double blind study has shown it’s entirely random.

[@OmeletUSAF]

It's just power of suggestion, the same thing magicians use to fool their audience. He is just tilting his hands a little bit based off of his gut feeling where he thinks it is, and as a result they "magically" turn and find things.

[@TheEudaemonicPlague]

Not to mention the fact that it's genuinely easier to find water, than it is to find a spot without water. That's been found to be a fact, and explains diviner's successes--looking for water, anyway.

[@FIRE0KING]

While I'm highly skeptical of divining rods, the double blind studies I've seen don't have flowing water in a linear path. It wouldn't be difficult to bury water lines with pumps, then hide them. Then have people try to find them. Haven't seen one like that.

[@kyletaylor1571]

@@FIRE0KING they've had an Olympic swimming pool on one floor of a building and the diviner on the next floor and they couldn't find the water

[@feIps_]

"Let's step away from pseudoscience", says the man holding wires, looking for water. You got to admit that's funny lol

[@larryshafer8055]

Average Felipe electric wires at that & you can’t “think “water when looking for electricity or vice versa

[@Moofasa1211]

it's been fun knowing ya 🤣🤣🤣✌

[@joeed98]

@NRG then tell me the crazy reason since you have already looked it up

[@timapple6586]

@@joeed98 That's the funny thing about Science. It denies absolutely everything until it can propose (and thereby found an industry around) the mechanism. Bear in mind that Science has never gotten around to explaining 'brown' - there's just no dough in that.

[@fochdischitt3561]

@NRG When you successfully clear a minefield with dowsing rods I'll reconsider your claim. Until then I don't suggest anyone try locating buried gas or power lines with witchcraft unless you want to take full financial responsibility for the death or injury of others and or property damage.

[@jsrocker1776]

Why does anyone care what this man does with his own money on his own property? I wish I was able to do it but it doesn't upset me that he can.

[@JourneyOnLife]

Love everyone always and what is not gun about wells and divining rods? Seriously. They are just so interesting. I'm gonna go around my land. This is so fun :) looking fir stuff like underground water. How cool is that? And it's a mystery. And that is cool too. :) plus Cody is s eeslly good msn snd a Father figure sometimes for me. And I'm in my 50s, lol.

[@jonhohensee3258]

@@JourneyOnLife - what is not gun???

[@sanyopoweraid1]

I don't care, but he's very fragile. He lost me when he criticized Paul Sellers in an underhanded, disingenuous way.

[@jonhohensee3258]

@@sanyopoweraid1 - Criticized him how?

[@fochdischitt3561]

He can do whatever he wants, but if he's going to broadcast it to the world don't get upset when the world calls him out.

[@Mrs.LadeyBug]

I just found you and subscribed this past week, and appreciate your content. Your video “The church should be defunded” popped up in my feed, and then this one. I skipped the church one and went straight to this “Why I banned 100 subs” assuming it would be the controversial subject of church things. I am so shocked it was over drilling a well! What on earth! Lol!! I hope your well is doing you great!! Edited to add: We just bought a property that has (had) a well recently, and the relatively new electrical panel is even labeled with “Well”. We just looked down the well and they filled it in and set up the property with city water. Again I say, “What on earth???”

[@Ivannator]

Those “witch sticks” are a pretty cool concept. I have used them cause I used to work for 811. It’s all about electric magnetic fields. I would hookup a transmitter to a power line and use 2 flag markers to get an idea as to where the line is. Then I would switch back to the locating equipment because that is more accurate. But yeah that whole concept is about electric magnetic fields that move the rods.

[@laraoneal7284]

It’s like never flying a plane and giving advice to a professional jet pilot.

[@CardboardCreationism]

Im no helicopter pilot but if I see a helicopter stuck in a tree I know they fucked up....

[@paulthompson5416]

Brandon W 😂😂😂😂😂😂 that made me laugh 😂 🤣🤣🤣

[@greenidguy9292]

Brandon W OMG...😂😂😂😂

[@jamesnagy9623]

funny bc i was thinking the same thing about wranglerstar ranting about world wide flood but yet scientists that are the pros and spend there whole life studying earth science geology biology kind of have a better idea about a so called worldwide flood lol.

[@Svilly12]

The ironic thing is he talks a lot about the value of acquired knowledge when it comes to things like well drilling, then tries to belittle and ignore acquired knowledge about things like evolutionary theory because he doesn't understand its value.

[@adamschaeffer4057]

This is why I could never be a public figure, it's too discouraging. Take the perfect idea, or even the perfect man, and in no time at all the masses tear them up and crucify them.

[@michaelboyle1983]

They did it to Jesus why wouldn't they do it to other people. God bless you!

[@coloradogirl9913]

All the well drillers I have met in Colorado, are extremely knowledgeable and skilled. There are maybe three or four in a quarter of the state. Without well drillers, we would have huge areas of the country, with no people or even farmers or ranchers.

[@kaptainkhronic4206]

I don't know why people behave that way, you are slowly becoming one of my favorite content creators. You are well spoken, seem to be very knowledgeable, and wanting to inform people in a simple, but kind of man on man talking. Keep being you man.

[@beantower9]

As a European I really laughed at the comment about us, good stuff. 🤣

[@scumf6862]

It's so true though, must be our European Idealism that makes us that way. Something deeply ingrained into the European bio-spirit

[@stormlance]

Same here. I bet 90%+ of people who talks about "Europeans" are unable to name a single european country with less than 10 million inhabitants.

[@vinny5638]

im an American with no interest in the fight, all of this aggressive nationalism is cringe worthy to me when I realize some people are actually serious. Its definitely good for a laugh though lol

[@JohnyAngelo]

@@stormlance Germany.

[@jaredmarban9771]

@@stormlance nobody likes you

[@worstworkshop]

I'm almost positive he's sincere about the divining rods, but he's become such a masterful troll that it's hard to be sure.

[@worstworkshop]

I should note that I mean that as the highest compliment.

[@snugbreezy4523]

David Morris , I was questioning this myself. It is really hard to tell nowadays.

[@Flannagan.n1]

Wrangle “The benchmade bugout is the worst knife ever made” Star

[@tuckerkennedy5016]

Its real. My great aunt was a water witch and witched wells for me and she could even tell how deep to dig. She was spot on every time

[@benjaming.5722]

This stuff is no bullshit, my grandpa also used this rods but from a certain tip of tree, I remember the force of those rods was so strong it was almost hurting my hands when I was standing on top of a water source.

[@muddyhotdog4103]

Yes, you will find wood in perfect condition where there is ZERO oxygen.. For example, this is why the wooden stilts holding up Venice are still going strong after hundreds of years because the mud encapsulates it.

[@gavinschwartz5677]

Love it. I had a well on my 80 acres that was drying up. Hired a driller to come out to see if lowering the well would work. This elderly man of 80 yrs ( I’m 70 ) said let’s find a better location and witched the area and found two good areas he said would be the best spots for a new well. We talked about the mystery of witching and encourage to try it and left me some wires. After he left I tried and tried without luck. But you know what I wasn’t thinking about water!! Heck you know what I’m going to try as soon as the chores are done!! Love it. God bless

[@paulfrederick9918]

"Some people know the price of everything, and the value of nothing."

[@heatherbostick1719]

Well said....

[@redsampler2017]

cynics, you mean.. and yet they are right, because everything has a price , and in the ends it all means nothing..

[@lambrokedrc5998]

you leave the politicians out of this^___^

[@darronlockett9211]

"Why I'm banning subscribers." "Anyway, here's a metaphysical method to finding water and also I am a sorcerer."

[@sheepy9212]

Made me spit out my caprisun

[@bendavis1215]

I couldn't have said it any better

[@fatnstupidstreams5959]

Yes

[@wesgray5648]

Blasphemy!!!

[@DucknCoverin]

🤣😅😂 Subscribed for years but somehow missed this bit of drama/sorcery until it just popped up in my recommendations. Oh jeeze. I’m laughing so hard I’m crying right now.

[@festerreloaded2690]

Love your content. Subscribed! I had a old fellow from the mountains of Tennessee come out to troubleshoot a septic problem. I looked out the window and saw him walking around with homemade rods like yours. I was perplexed because nobody was around him to impress and he had a professionally equipped truck with meters and stuff. I realized this must be real, since he was a pro and couldn't afford to be wrong. I asked him about them and commented that this was kinda 'witchy looking.' He looked at me kinda funny like I must be ignorant of 'how it's done!' It was late in the day and he could tell I was fascinated, so he showed me how to use them to locate an easy septic tank. He could tell everything like pipes and changes in direction of travel that I didn't understand, but he was flagging and marking for the diggers. I was left shaking my head.

[@centerlaneband-columbiasc6285]

Well driller work is brutal. I’m a geologist and I’ve worked around Drill rigs years and believe me those are the hardest working people in the world and that is backbreaking work. Most of your best drillers have missing digits on hands. So much respect for drillers.

[@wgc7775]

My family has been installing and servicing wells for 70 years. We watched the video. And did not feel any need to put in my two cents. Great job Cody.

[@thirtythree160]

Do you have any great well drilling stories?

[@YouTube-Security]

How is this commend 2 months old, when the video was released today?

[@worthiermoney7569]

“You have no free speech here” 😂😂

[@fishsmell2570]

I've been banned plenty of times from live chats. No big deal.

[@thirtythree160]

There is a tyrant in everyone. Some are worse than others. Some have the power to enforce their will.

[@mitchf.4450]

@William Fastner I like where this is going....

[@willierants5880]

it's true, it's true for any channel. You want free speech go outside and talk to nature.

[@Julian-bq9qv]

@William Fastner *So, YOU are now the fourth person of the Godhead - you alone can discern what is in the heart and soul of another human being. Your momma must be so proud!!! And if you don't like the man, how twisted are you to evne be here, when no one forced you to?*

[@lizzapaolia959]

Wow sad they made all those comments. Thank you for sharing 👌🙏

[@CausticTitan]

I've seen so many videos debunking the divining rods, and so many videos also showing that they work. I am really conflicted on them. I'll have to get a pair someday and test them myself.

[@RenaissanceThinking]

Im actually suprised it was only 20k for that well. A 300' well from start to water ready to be pumped in my neck of the woods runs about 30k. Im always amazed at people going ape over nada in random videos. Keep doing you, Cody. We'll keep watching.

[@szymonbaranowski7324]

Don’t be offensive to us from Europe. I live in Poland and I just love what you’re doing. And you taught me a lot of things

[@wranglerstar]

I don't put Polish people in with the Euros. I've never met a Polish man I didn't like.

[@nullsig]

He meant no offense by it. You took offense that means its your problem. Have a nice day.

[@nash6969]

@@wranglerstar I'm german and ive watched your videos for years! I feel incredibly offended and left out and i'm so triggered right now!!! (not really). Also: metric > imperial. SUCK IT! :P

[@ElementIRLL]

@@wranglerstar How about us finns :D

[@christopherleveck6835]

I love your sausages

[@johnbrady1211]

I retired from my hometown water supply company. My main job was pipeline maintenance and leak detection/repair. I have worked on service lines and water mains from 1/2" to 60" trunk lines fed from huge tunnels large enough to fit a school bus in. These are the lines that draw on water in the Catskills and supply cities and towns all the way down to and including NYC. Anyway, I was the senior mechanic after all the old timers retired. I used a variety of ways to locate the service line, which fed the customer, or water main, which ran down the street at least 3 feet below the legal frost line in my town. We had sound devices, which were the oldest method of hearing below the ground. They were like doctor's stethoscopes with a piece of tubing that went to two hollow brass discs. One for each ear.. First I would locate the line and mark the ground with blue paint. For this, I would use electronic pipe locators. Made for this exact work. Since I retired, they are using plastic pipe so I think these are useless for locating these lines, since a solid connection had to be made from a wide variety of sources. Fire hydrants, house bibs on a house, the water main valves at each intersection, any solid electrical connection that feeds back into the water main or service line. Once the main or service line was located and you had its length mapped with blue paint, you could proceed to use listening devices, one like the one I described above and more sophisticated electronic devices with earphones to pinpoint where the leak on the line was. I could then mark the outline of where to dig. Broken water mains were the easiest because they were the loudest. The old timers taught me well. Using old technology with new, I could get right on top of the leak to less than a foot off 99% of the time. I had old timers show me how to use a long handle square shovel to listen below ground. The wide blade of the shovel acted like an amplifier and you put the handle pressed against your ear near the bony part of your skull. You can hear a broken water main this way. I know I'm rambling off topic so here goes. I had one old timer who claimed they used to "dowse" to find leaks, pipes, etc. He would grab branches hold them or sometimes use this aluminum wire about the gauge used in this video. Never did he ever come close to the accuracy I could get, if at all. Maybe he didn't have the mental connection or concentration. Now I am not discounting the ability that some folks might have to do this dowsing or divining. My father was a poor man who grew up in the mountains of North Carolina. He grew up drinking from wells dug by men he saw using this method to find where to dig. When I was a young boy we used to visit his parents who still lived in the same log cabin he grew up in. There were no power tools to dig like they have today. He had a wind up well behind the house. You throw the bucket in and wind it back up to get a bucket full of water. That's how he grew up and my grandparents were still using it until they passed in the late sixties. My dad said that location was found by the well known man who could dowse where the best source of water was to dig the well. People had to trust him, because digging an old well like that was a great endeavor. So, I guess there is something to this method. Though I'm not sure some people have it in them. Whether its just natural for them not to be able, to have that connection, or they have already made up their minds and are doubters. I was always in favor of combining the old ways with the new ways to double check my work. Oh yea, listen to the old timers that are still around. They can teach you many different ways to do things. So much knowledge has been lost to those generations who have passed on.

[@davidschmidt5802]

Cody I've been watching your KZbin videos for a long time I really enjoy them and enjoy your projects as for these other people with their comments and disdain for what you're doing nobody walks in your shoes but you and that's all that matters. They don't like it Ban them or they can just pissoff. Keep doing what you're doing your family's awesome Godspeed...!!! yourstruly A cheesehead from Wisconsin Goodspeed 68 .😉

[@gannonruby1119]

The one well driller got mad when he said "can you do it? No"

[@abbytran8514]

*grumble* Well maybe I can *grumble grumble*

[@fatnstupidstreams5959]

@@abbytran8514 I drilled my own but I live in an area where the water level is 13ft down.

[@joelmiller8110]

Could anybody?? ... yes ...

[@viciousmacarena]

Dowsing is a pseudoscience, and the scientific evidence is that it is no more effective than random chance. Dowsers often achieve good results because random chance has a high probability of finding water in favourable terrain. The motion of dowsing rods is now generally attributed to the ideomotor response. The ideomotor phenomenon is a psychological phenomenon wherein a subject makes motions unconsciously. In less complex terms, dowsing rods only move due to accidental or involuntary movements of the user. -wikipedia

[@georgehopkins2069]

North Texas. Had a well put in 2008. Three aquifers, 400 feet down to the deepest one, $10K. Worth every penny; money well spent. Enjoy your material, especially the gear field tests. Thanks.

[@Srfingfreak]

I actually unsubbed several years ago, as I was uncomfortable with the amount you talk about your faith and I am an atheist. However, the wholesome, honest content brought me back and look there- I'm subscribed again. I understand that your faith is a big part of your life, and that's ok. Thanks for sharing your life with us.

[@DreamGrandDragon]

Same with me I don't unsub but the faith is a bit much but whatever it's worth it

[@theeasternfront6436]

Same here. Dont care for the faith talk, but as he stated its his channel. I just dont watch the Jesus-y video. Worth it for the rest of his content.

[@lory2622]

I watched long ago and have a great tolerance for religion, though am myself an atheist. I have never felt Cody trying to convert his viewers, he just makes his faith well known, and that’s cool. He does add a lot to my interests and has never seemed judgemental.

[@theeasternfront6436]

Lory Fairfield Well put.

[@landon798123]

Cody is actually one of the few people I like hear talk about god.

[@patmac2765]

I'm trying to figure out why you are even explaining your self to these people ?forget them

[@Art-zs6sl]

It's important to tell obvious truths, else the obvious lies become truth.

[@Rullstolsboken]

My dad told me that my grandparents hired a guy to find water with divining rods, and he found a spot they drilled a well and got alot of really clean water, and my dad has showed me this and it really does work

[@1maico1]

Hired C.Scope Cable Avoidance Tools can even detect plastic tubing these days. If a cable is passing current a cooper dowse could well work but for water it's likely intuition plays a part. On a particularly low tide at the river Thames in London you can see wooden piles in the mud. These are the remains of the first Roman bridge to cross the river some 2000 years ago.

[@TheTinManTJ]

I feel like I just watched Cody say: "Boy, that last video sure was controversial... HOLD MY BEER." God Bless.

[@TheBelrick]

Remember this when europeans start a sentence with "Achktually": The poorest American is richer than the average European.

[@kroolini3678]

@@TheBelrick the poorest american might be richer than the average european, but when a european breaks a leg or gets sick they won't lose their house because of an ambulance ride :)

[@TheBelrick]

@@kroolini3678 no the european doesnt have a house as they are taxed too high to afford one. as for the average american their health insurance paid for everything and they are fine. not only that but they got the surgery needed immediately whereas the NHS worker is STILL on an elective surgery waiting list (unbeknownst to him, he was culled as a cost saving measure) You gave up your liberties and all you can brag about is that the concentration camp you voluntarily joined, has a nice medical wing to the barracks.

[@kroolini3678]

Bel Rick idk man but having schoolshootings every mondaymorning and having more homelessness than any other developed country doesn’y really seem like liberty. Combined with student debt crippling the American youth and a 2 party system with no room for nuance, you don’t really have much ground to stand on when shitting on europe

[@kroolini3678]

And idk whenever I hear about the American youth the first thing they say is that they can’t afford housing so doesn’t seem like a European problem. And I’m a student, my parents have a nice house, we get taxed way too much which is true, but social security and healthcare make up for most of it

[@panchaviaras2935]

I like how he he said: well first... THE EUROPEANS 😂 That escalated so quickly. And also... WHO THE HELL GETS ANGRY OVER A WELL

[@turpy1234]

Didn't his distant family come from Europe?

[@MustObeyTheRules]

He looks white as can be

[@gargos25]

@@turpy1234 He looks like a clone of one of my Swedish friends. He also mentions Sweden a lot so I guess that's where his ancestry is.

[@therealjacbob9183]

@@turpy1234 if you’re born in america your American. The culture is very different and ethnicity≠nationality

[@demospolsion6539]

@@turpy1234 Probably, but that doesn’t make him culturally European. People in Europe still tend to act like their better tbh

[@jakearcher1118]

I have been witching for water for several years. Get some stainless rods "not a natural element" and you can actually map douse a property to get you close. Then put 2 stakes and visualize a legend between them and you can get really close to the depth of whatever your looking for!

[@millman26]

when I was a kid my grandmother showed me how to water witch with a couple willow branches. she said willow works well because it seeks water strongly. She walked around and the sticks would start bouncing gently where the water was.

[@brianfreland9065]

I personally think dowsing rods work with electro magnetism. It's using a conductor to find another conductor. Kinda like how a compass works but it uses the electricity of your body and the magnetic grid of the planet

[@AR-fh2uh]

My mother used to swear by devining rods. The only thing I ever found with them was a crazy lady walking around the field muttering to herself. 🤣

[@waylonmccrae3546]

Some things have to be Believed to be Seen !!

[@FILTHHOUND]

Absolute hocus pocus.

[@dejayblair7571]

The rods don’t work for everyone, my uncle being one that they won’t work for. I can find most anything with them including a pocket knife I lost. I use the wires off of marking flags a lot.

[@AR-fh2uh]

I have seen them work and not work about the same amount. I have personally felt them find water with a powerful swing. But I have seen them manipulated by charlatans enough to remain sceptical.

[@gp4nra111]

They do actually work. There's no voodoo or anything, but I don't know why exactly that it does work. Anyway, there is an experiment that you can do to prove it. My girlfriend thought it was all BS until I did the experiment with her. All you need are some wire coat hangers, and a pan of water. Cut up two wire coat hangers so that you have two pieces about 18 to 24 inches long. bend them into right angles with handles being much shorter. Fill a pan with water and put it on the floor in the middle of your living room. Stand about 10 feet away, hold the wires (very gingerly) so that they are parallel and sticking straight out, then walk slowly towards the pan....you'll see. My girlfriend thought that I moved the wires. Then I put them in her hands and made her walk. She's a believer now.

[@senorjp21]

A tree can be buried 1000' deep in seconds - it's called a landslide

[@mikeygee4564]

There ya go, using your head again. Stop it, damnit! It's ruining my fairy tales!

[@nighttrails2walk]

Except if its bedrock and not loose material. You're assumption is the problem. Stop assuming. What he mentioned wasnt a one off. Or did you miss that part? He has found them many times over many years. Must be alot of 1000 foot landslides huh? 😂😂😂

[@beni5149]

@@nighttrails2walk besides that where the f is this wood they are talking about, just their system tells them there is wood but when they go and try get it it's not there, is it hiding wood or just miscalculation of petrified wood.

[@duffman1241]

nighttrails2walk there was it was called the ice age genius🤣 and what about volcano eruptions earth quakes and sink holes you must have a rock head

[@nighttrails2walk]

Lmao Curt. More assuming by a uninformed rock head. How about you show me a thousand foot volcanic ash deposit anywhere in north America. Not gonna happen. Try again.

[@michaelluzier7683]

I don’t know what happened, but I found his short videos and they’re pretty cool. I never knew that most of the purpose built tools he covered existed. I also never knew that firemen’s gloves were riveted to pair with a carabiner clip to not lose them. I know that would be helpful for me.

[@126Edward]

1:11 as a european i couldnt agree more. Sometimes the arrogance over here is a pain. P.s. love your videos

[@Leo-vr3bg]

What would a European have to say about him drilling a well? I couldn’t even fathom what they would complain about?

[@ThundarBarBar]

@@Leo-vr3bg probably that there aren’t enough regulations or taxes involved. Or that he was even allowed to drill on his land. They hate anyone but royalty,old money or international billionaires doing anything on their land.

[@FrancoisGasnier71]

@@Leo-vr3bg Well, some people want to ban private swimming pool claiming it uses too much water. When you tell them you only need to change the water every five years, they ask why would the owner would not visit the public swimming pool in the first place. This is endless. I do not own a TV to avoid paying for a TV license but someone told me that I should not be left avoiding paying for a precious public service.

[@antonioberardineli2588]

It's almost like Jack's compass, you need to be thinking about what you want...

[@darkfox77]

My grandmother divined our well water. People laughed. We enjoyed the water.

[@johnsmith-ni1xy]

Douglas Scroggs kzbin.info/www/bejne/fJfXm4ltnsmMgsU

[@skunkjobb]

I don't doubt that it's true that you found water at the spot she pointed out but in many areas, it doesn't take much luck to find water wherever you drill. In some places, you can tell just with the eye where there's greater chance of finding water at reasonable depth. Dowsing has been thoroughly investigated for centuries and the fact is it doesn't work any better than guessing. In every well controlled blind test, the dowsers have failed.

[@evetsegap]

@@skunkjobb I had to find two water lines and tried witching them. I used two #12 copper wires and didn't have any luck, so i put the wires in straws, which I held, so I couldn't influence the wires. I tried it again and found the water lines. I gave the setup to my son and it worked for him as well. I saw the same studies you did, but regardless of what they found my own study proved to me that water witching is real. Those wires crossed when we were right over those lines.

[@skunkjobb]

@@evetsegap What do you mean by "so I couldn't influence the wires"? If you hold them in your hands, even with some straw around the wires, of course they move when you move your hands anyway. And of course some people find water with them, otherwise all would have given up dowsing long ago but it's only luck. If you can prove your ability, you can get super rich and famous since nobody has done it ever. Good luck.

[@bw3506]

@@skunkjobb I hear your point on the simply finding water because it was easy to find but that doesn't explain finding wires as some people do. I also know what you are saying about hand movement influencing the rods. Do you think it could be a subconscious thing that makes the people move them to find the water or wires by some sort of energy transfer ie: flux we aren't really aware of? I've always been fascinated by "Witching" as my family called it. Most common name for it I've heard is "Dowsing". My grandfather used to do it with a fresh cut forked peach tree limb. I saw 2 wells drilled marked by him both real good but never saw him look for wires or anything like that. He sure thought it was real, but I had some reservations due to me pretty much having to lay my hands on something before I call it real. Have you ever been around it any first hand?

[@markimusprime3]

This doesn't work. I've been walking around in my field with some rods for hours thinking about Ana De Armas and I get nothing.

[@hpmm5446]

Found your channel recently! I’ve been really enjoying the videos, lots of great information and wisdom!

[@CamTheKid]

I can't tell if he's being serious or not with those "divining rods". At first I thought he was joking around, but it went on for so long...

[@cobrav3n0mx78]

those things work for real dude, i've even played around with those and they really do find the wires/water.

[@Dead25m]

@@cobrav3n0mx78 They do not find water.. Water is basically everywhere underground, you just need to dig deep enough. You can just look it up, here you have a link aswell: wtamu.edu/~cbaird/sq/2015/04/15/how-does-water-dowsing-work/ Read up.

[@7striker732]

I work with a water and sewer athority and we use witchin sticks all the time, works like a charm!

[@Dargox59]

magic sticks don't work

[@Femboy_Jophiel]

Dargox * cough cough* its called sarcasm * cough cough*

[@epiroks]

"they can buy the land and put a well on it and sell it for $100,000 more. Why? Well..."

[@sipafifth]

That could be a location thing. Wouldn't happen in SC tho.

[@cata4023]

@@sipafifth it was a joke my g

[@Lorenz.Machine]

Awesome video! Well done covering the aspects of drilling. I've even seen wood like you described and even fossils come up in diamond drilling cores. I worked in the mines on drill rigs for a while here in Aus. Mapping coal seams, large raised bores, underground DTH hammer doing services and grids through ore bodies for explosives. It's tough work, we had one crew drilling a paste fill hole into a stope that lost the entire rod string, bit and hammer by accidentally reverse spinning the rods when he broke through and the hammer got held up. (80k in gear gone in an instant). The little thumbnail is me on a boart longyear rig welding casing.

[@tarik1816]

Cool story about the copper rods. It's the 2nd time I hear about it. I one saw a guy at a 3D archery course searching for arrows that way. The guy said that he always finds his arrows.

[@curtwhite876]

Free speech? Nope, you get none of that here, this is my channel! I love it!

[@lt.generalofsalt4273]

Curt White lol censorship ? Oh boy happy days

[@JamesPhillipsOfficial]

@@lt.generalofsalt4273 what censorship?! Comments are a privilidge and allowed in the first instance, you have your freedom, then you get punished for being insulting, annoying, derogatry or negative. You cannot deny freedom of speech is allowed before it gets taken away You think you would stand up to someone in person and call them names, then expect to walk away before you get shoved over and stomped on your head? Dont abuse your "freedom" otherwise it gets taken away from you. Your not free from the consequences.

[@lt.generalofsalt4273]

TJ Lundt can’t believe people who supposedly love freedom also cum all over themselves for censorship and defend it ..... it’s a really sad state of affairs , but as soon as he gets censored he’s bitching and complaining .... censoring people is for pussys who can’t take criticism.... he runs this channel like the Chinese government runs their media .... ALL DISSENTERS MUST BE SILENCED

[@thomasrice6459]

I locate utilities professionally and I have seen so many contractor test diving rods and i have never seen them work constantly.

[@user-pt6io2cq9n]

That's because they're not holding their mouth right.

[@casper9256]

A broken clock is right twice a day

[@Theorgh]

Yeah, those people are scam. They look into a map where underground water could be, then go in some circles, and point some points that there will be water. If you pick 10 spots almost anywhere and dig deep enough, you will find a water.

[@tassadardaris7294]

@@casper9256 Clock with displacement of +1 hour will always be one hour early -_-

[@Kyosti5000]

Yeah. It is mostly about experience. Person using dowsing rods observes the landscape and makes "educated guesses". Rods themselves have absolutely nothing to do with the end result. There's no fundamental "law of the rods" that makes them point certain way. At the end of the day no evidence will make these people accept the truth. Luckily this has little that harms anyone. I don't care much how they explain their methods to themselves as long as they get the job done.

[@Barryferg100]

I worked in the engineering department at an airport and there was an old fella that used witching rods to find cables, they worked just like you demonstrated 👍

[@blakeroni]

My grandfather was a well driller in the Hermiston, OR area for years. Good people. Thank you for honoring well drillers like him and many others by your words here.

[@TheBritishPatriot]

Brit here, I admire and have an incredible amount of respect for the work you do, your way of life, the knowledge/opinions you share and I absolutely love everything about America! It's your homestead and it's your money, you are free to do whatever you please, you don't need to explain yourself to ignorant and hateful people.

[@scottmccranie6382]

Now, here's a smart man. Good for you...

[@joshconner3170]

The British Patriot me too man also from the uk , lived in the us for a while

[@billopad9625]

Fellow Brit, also not an A-hole, obviously amazing considering it’s the internet... how random we are all meeting on Cody’s channel? 😂

[@Rhonda22]

Come on over and join us--we are going to parasite-proof our government soon with an improved Constitution. Golden Age of liberty in. America will ensue!

[@miguelsilva9118]

This has not aged well.

[@D2O2]

Next video..."testing the cheapest dowsing rods on Amazon"

[@stevesingleton8475]

ok thats funny! :)

[@samsiryani9023]

Actually in the city they are used by contractors and line markers, they actually work from what I’ve seen.

[@jamestruett2694]

The problem I have is this commercial doesn't show the power guard working.

[@ChannelBens]

"They're very fond of reminding us how backward and stupid we are" *Searches for water with divining rods*

[@InvalidUser18]

My dad has done this before and I can confirm it does work.

[@carsongoodman5581]

Witching definitely works

[@renjoh]

You realize the Europeans started that stuff right?

[@RoundTwoPR]

Witching is legit. Found a huge vein within our hilly acreage we purchased. Getting it drilled this week

[@fochdischitt3561]

Incredible. You found water where your chances of hitting water in a given area was nearly 100%. Now drill within that same area where you didn't get a ideomotor response. You'll probably still hit water... kzbin.info/www/bejne/maLSiqWJmZ5noaM