Civil War Cave - Buried Weapons Search 

We will definitely be doing that. Thanks for the idea! 💡

Great idea

It's a beautiful area and truly digging for a lost cache of weapons. Who knows what we will uncover.

I'll do my best to get this new metal detector in there and move some more dirt. Truly appreciate you watching!!

The gloves are safety colors. We don't have enough money to use the metal detector yet, but certainly saving up. Any good brands you recommend? Heard about Minelab

@@Hemppie Garrett is another they have dealers all over but there out of a town south of Dallas been around quite a long time I think you may be happy with them.

Garrett and Minelabs are both very expensive, try start with a Bounty Hunter Ranger they are very good detectors and more cost friendly. And you can purchase them at Academy.

How to take charge of the narrative: Burning everything and slap a sign up that it is done for your safety.. They are doing the same everywhere in the world..

Thank you Randy, there should be a new video up shortly getting deeper into the cave. I appreciate the recommendation and glad to hear about Minelab being a good one. I've been looking into that brand to start with!

Thank you kindly Raymond, we should have a new video up this week, showing more of the inner workings of the caves that have been opened up. We appreciate you tuning in and for the extra support!

Thanks! I believe the Ozarks are the most beautiful place I've seen.

live in Hot springs , Ozarks and Ouachita are gods country

@@kennethwood713 it's a beautiful place! ✌💜😁

Good call brother Tim, I have some fascinating Jesse James hideouts. Have a blessed week your way brother and truly appreciate you tuning in!

Right on ✌💜😁

@@ozarkhippiechic194 looked like fun ..I'm gna get out an explore soon as it get warmer..thanx for the reply

Thanks bother Alex, I'll certainly keep that in mind and see if it will produce some better finds.

Doesn’t hurt the snakes and makes it safe for you and them.

Thank you kindly for the heads up as I know the copperheads and timber rattlers are prevalent in this area of the Missouri Ozarks. Lucky I've been digging on some winter days but do realize the risk involved.

Appreciate you watching out for a brother that's terrified of snakes!

Lick Creek battlefield area just about a mile NW

It's been a challenge but certainly nothing that can't be overcome for sure, I'll look into a probe from my good fiend Bones, thanks for the recommendation on the useful tool. .

Great idea and keep going back and forth with the tools but the long handle would be great. Again thanks for digging with us.

Larry, definitely a joy, my late father's name and older brother, so you're definitely dear to this ole boy's heart. I'll try to interview the local who mentioned about this true legend after this skirmish the Union's retreated and went and supposedly this is hear say but from two local sources in a cave. Either way we are the land of Tecumseh a great leader and wanted peace for all mankind even having grown up in a war ravaged area of the Ohio Valley. We appreciate your comments.

Not yet as I haven't used the metal detector. I'm thinking your right about going downward as well Alex, truly appreciate your feedback and looking forward to going back to this dig site!

Tom, I appreciate the safety first approach, in the last video and this upcoming video you'll see I took your advice! Thanks for looking out for another brother!

It's on some private property that we own. I wish the professional would come out. I actually moved a stone then cold air blew in, I'll be heading back to this dig site in a few weeks.

Protected lol , such bs . The government just finds a way to make money off it , enough stuff is (protected) as it is . . Here in Charleston wv we have a civil war cave that was used for confederate storage during 1862 or so . U can walk almost half a mile inside this one standing up .

This place is ultra peaceful and very nice shelter for the Archaic era people. We appreciate you looking out for us as it's pretty rough to breathe at times. Looking forward to seeing where it leads and what's underneath the X spot.

I'll have to look up what an E tool is brother Nick. I appreciate the recommendation and as always thanks for tuning in!

There's rumored stories about them hiding a big amount of weapons or I wouldn't be digging. According to two separate locals, Zach Mackinzie I'll try to get an interview with him about his grandpa knowing about this legend of hidden weapons in a cave. We appreciate you following along during our search.

I'm trying to clear some passage ways before taking in the metal detector thru it, there's new opening I'll be looking at tomorrow. We appreciate your thoughts always and have a good evening your way Cody!

Impressive, you're the second person that's mention the word mammoth. We have a town just around the corner called Mammoth Missouri, those could be mammoth bones in there. Super awesome and I know the ancients lived here at one time. Thanks for the input Adam and have a blessed week brother!

I appreciate the recommendation Terry and appreciate you joining along, be sure to check out Berry Spring Cave, first time in video. If you're close by we'd definitely enjoy having you up at the dig site it's getting deeper in the back

Thank you Alan, I've been practicing with the newest videos and have cut it down. Thank kindly for the advice as we're always welcome to getting better. I appreciate you tuning in as well!

@@Hemppie I like the idea the location and you....

I have in the following videos, be sure to check out the progress and we appreciate you tuning in!

Wesley, I appreciate the advice, I'll try to find one that will work for what we're doing!

It's near the battle of Lick Creek and when the dispersed they could have easily came here being about a mile away

We enjoy making the videos, thanks so much for watching! Hopefully you subscribe to see our next video. ✌ Man-crack is not attractive for sure but the girls love his back dimples. 🤦‍♀️

@@claudiamcgaughey-laitila9215 hehe great reply!! I am subscribed and I’m ready for the next video even if I have to shield my eyes occasionally lol. 😎👍🏻

I didn't mind the music intermittently thrown in. It gives a little insight into the creator of the video. You kept it interesting and the subject matter is interesting in itself. My only suggestion is to make sure your voices can be heard. For a lot of the video I had trouble hearing what you were saying. Great vid though, and I know you are trying to actually do work while recording this. I'll be following for sure. Hey, wear a mask when digging anywhere there might be dried bat dung. There's some kind of disease you can get from inhaling the dust. Hope to see you find what you are looking for!

Guy, thanks for your kind words. I appreciate the encouragement and we are digging with joy in our hearts and we do appreciate each one of our viewers. We hope you're receiving joy back in watching these videos.

Thank you for the feedback and will certainly keep that in mind and see if I can get the music turned off. Again thanks for commenting and watching

I went back and re watched the video, it certainly appears to be fossilized bones, I thought it was a limestone deposit. New to all this, so any information is always helpful and valuable. We appreciate you watching the Ozark Hippie Camp channel!

Have you checked out the newest video, a placed the camera in that second cave for a bit, this way you could fully see what's going on!

We're gettting there little by little, truly appreciate you watching and sharing your knowledge as well.

I finally saved enough pesos to order one, so I do have one ordered now and looking forward to seeing what beeps off. Hope you're enjoying the tail end of summer into the new season of fall. Thanks for tuning in brother Stan!

We had to save up money to get the metal detector, cave is going way further back than expected. I'll be releasing new videos there soon. Thanks for your interest and looking forward to running the Minelab metal detector in there this year

It's a lot dirt for my two hands, maybe the viewers can come out and help! It's a journey we are all taking together I'm just the one recording it, it's a very fascinating and peaceful circle top structure! One Scoop like that One Love of pure hearted action. Blessings to you!

Not yet but plan to on the next trip. I want to detect in the smaller center opening it had some interesting stacked triangle rocks I'm curious about. Stay tuned! Good weather is coming soon and more digging and sifting!!

Very fascinating, we enjoy private caves most of all. You can do a thorough investigation of the caves that way. We normally don't pass up any invitations when asked to film a show Kevin. We appreciate you tuning and exploring with the Ozark Hippie Camp channel.

@@Hemppie We live here in the Appellation Mountains in Harlan Ky. We are about 15 mile from Virginia and 25 mile from Tenn. This area has many civil war sites. We have Confederate and Damn Yankee graves. Most of the Union graves still have the bodies / bones in them I believe. Its all according to whom you ask. This area went back and forth from the north to the south many times. This is Coal Mine country. As far as trespassing .... Thats not a good idea around here. Folks raise pot and brew moonshine in these mountains. We are always armed when we hike up into our 11+ acres. We have never had a problem....yet. We also have bear, rattle snake, copper heads and bob cats. Some say the mountain lion has returned. If you wish, send us a friend request on Facebook. It will be Kevin Lewis. The cover is a pic of my wife and me with a mountain back ground. We can talk about an adventure. God Bless.

@@lewiskevin1 How exciting Kevin. We live in the same terrain it sounds, so we know all about the critters here in the Irish Wilderness, the Ozark Hippie Camp is 11 acres surrounded by national forest. Looking forward to exploring out your way one day soon. We respect private property to the fullest and appreciate any all land owners that welcome us but never intrude here. We are thankful and gracious souls who share respect and love to all who receive. Kevin, I'll add you the Ozark Hippie Camp Facebook page and we'll collaborate and come up with a plan. Again we appreciate your kindness and looking forward to setting up an adventure together. Stay blessed your way brother Kevin!

Which crack? Or cave? Or crack in the cave? The unknown is the fun part! 💜✌

Thanks for sharing and I have heard many Jesse James stories coming from second account but coming from source such as grandma. Jesse James was a true outlaw and character. Appreciate your spirit

Thanks for watching Clinton, tonight's video will you show tremendous amount of progress in this 4th video, I try to leaving the boring scooping dirt part out of the videos. Have a blessed day your way!

Glad you enjoyed in and thanks for watching. A new video will be up this week!

Welcome and thanks for subscribing!! I hope you enjoy the content. ✌💜😁

I'd definitely like to try some of your hemp no doubt Jesus. Nothing like being fully aware! Thanks for tuning in brother!

Thanks for subscribing!! Definitely plan to metal detect soon, stay tuned!✌

It's all around us and no reason not to be smiling once you experience all that mother nature has to offer. Talk about true life, follow a spring here in the Missouri Ozarks and you'll experience the beauty and awe thru each new breathe! I appreciate your kind words brother Earl! May you have blessed day your way!

It's definitely tedious work, where are you from brother Adam? Looking for ways to get the subscribers more involved for sure!

It's fun exploring and being out in the peacefulness of nature!

This is in the heart of Lick Creek, where they had a surprise attack of the confederates catching the Union Soldiers off guard, less than a mile away. Truly appreciate you watching!

First off thanks for tuning in and secondly, thank you for wanting to share your metal detector with us and the viewers. We would be thrilled to have you on location. What brand are you using out here in Missouri, the Gold Lady with Jeff Williams over in the Kingman area likes the Minelab products. Thinking about that Gold Monster 1000, anyone heard anything on it? We need to link up on the email and I'll send you a direct invitation. Again thanks for being super cool!