German WW2 munition storage in the mountain. What will we find ? 

I love that some of the adventures aren't as forthcoming with as many finds as you'd like, yet to watch as it unfolds is still just as enjoyable. It also makes the "holy Madonna" moments more meaningful.

in some respects war is of course a macabre subject to focus on............... but at the same time it fascinates me................. your videos are among some of the best on youtube, you dont just dig a few holes but you give an idea of the layout of an area and what was there. I love how you research places and share maps etc with us so we can get the feel of a place as you walk it. Keep up the great work you do and I hope you keep finding some great stuff.

Even if you dont find anything, just walking around in areas like that, must feel very special and in some sort of way a little creepy, knowing what happend there, but finding a complete detonator is the icing on the cake. Thank you!

Another great video Mr. HistoryHunter. Your forests are beautiful over there. Have a great one.... Gordon

Aerial photo usage to locate structures 70+ years after the photos were taken is remarkable!

Really nice video!! Great finds.. a really interesting location! :-) Thanks for sharing! Gr Nick

Thank you my friend for another great video!

Opening aerial shot conveys the atmosphere and the natural features of the area for the video nicely. Some great finds combined with your informed commentary provides a fascinating insight to what went on there years ago. Thanks.

I am from the USA and enjoy your finds great video's

5:56 yes this is a cistern or water tank well made. Some nice pieces there and a lovely day with the birds singing and the animals 😊

Love your videos! Keep them coming.

as always,thanks for sharing.

Amazing chisels! Very tragic, of course, but great find!

Beautiful area.....thanks for taking me along ....always enjoy it

Never fails to amaze me, the beautiful locations that you explore. So much history still in the ground. Nice finds 😁

another great video from the ww2 history hunter. Also good to hear you narrate again.Look forward to your next small adventure and more holy maddonas . keep up the good work.

Another awesome adventure! Thank you for sharing! :)

love your videos! Awesome what you cam find with a little research, or a LOT of research. keep it coming. AWESOME!!!

Thank you for another great video. You know your munitions. I have to say that I have learned a lot from your videos. Thank you again.

I also like it when ww2 history hunter finds something, and he tells us all about it. Most detectorists don't know what they find.

once again another great video..keep up the good work ww2hh.

well edited man! really can see how your channels growing, good on you!

Another excellent video my friend, keep it up :-)

Good job HH. I always enjoy your vids. Big History buff here. That steel chisel could of been used by the prisoners/forced labor to chisel those large rocks up by the water tank/cistern for a better fit. Keep em comin..........

That was a beautiful location. Thank you for sharing it with us.

As always, well done!

Don't know how I missed this video when it came out but better late than never. great finds beautiful location. Such a pleasure to watch.

It's good to see all your stuff. Just keep going. Also it's nice to have your voice back lol.

Very interesting finds. That was a great video, and a beautiful location.

Thanks history hunter, beautiful area👍👍

Another great video! 2c (35f) here today in Chicago! Enjoy the warm weather!!

Do you ever worry about finding a live land mine while your digging stuff up?

awesome work my good man!! :)

hey i have just gotten back to watching your videos I couldn't keep away from the and when we started to learn about ww2 in school I excelled Bc of your videos and I showed my teacher I also love the German history I am German I love you and everything you do

I think you may be right about the water reservoir for fire suppression. Makes sense around ammunition storage. Thanks for the video.

Another great video. Best,

yet again another great video mate. An chance we can see your collection at some point, would b nice to see what you got that's all cleaned up

a great video with even greater finds until next time take care

Brilliant video. You have a amazing play ground at your door step. New Zealand doesn't have anything like that. Hope you can find more great discovers.

Great job!

Another interesting video!

I forgot something that will help you in magnet fishing, on your blue rope, tie knots in it every 1 ft apart, that's gonna give you a better grip in pulling.

Very cool !

Very nice video.......and big respect from Zagreb/Croatia

A bit of a slow start to your hunt but what a great find the detonator was at the end. Nice work!

and again a good video ;) the detonators you found where used in bouncing bettie (land mines)

history is smiling on you special finds those s mine detonator those finds are very special I hope you find something you never found before great locations Research time keep looking I believe you will make a great find I enjoy watching so much

Beautiful

cool video I love the history keep it up 👍😁

another nice video history hunter! though I thought you said it was 26c and it looks like summer! Is this an old video?

The antler find is likely a trophy from the walls of a building that has been weathered and partly consumed by squirrels or other small animals looking for calcium.

It seemed to be dissapointing but eventually those mine detonators were very nice finds, good job!

Enjoyed watching your adventure. Hope you will revisit this site again.

I love your videos

thanks nice video, could you or are you allowed to use a mini bike or 4wheeler to get through the woods just curious??

How do you usually identify building locations. Do you use historical pictures to locate camps, or is there some sort of identifying mark on the ground that makes foundations obvious?

nice video shots

I was thinking the little building might be there as a water supply for mixing concrete. Sometimes getting lost can turn up something special. The cross piece looks like something they would put on top of a fence to attach barb wire to. Did they have mine fields around these munitions areas? I enjoy all these small finds. Shows life and work of the soldiers.

yet another great walk with ya. too bad ya can't hear what i said when ya found the fuse. those were actuated by a trip line weren't they? i know a pressure fuse is one that is stepped on. God bless ya HH. I love these walks. Your friend in Texas.

Lucky finding that detonator in such good condition. That "animal" rack you found is from a deer most likely and could have been hung up in a barracks maybe. I mean, not sure why they would be there in the woods with 2 drill holes in them lol

Have you ever found anything from ww1 or earlier wars?

Nice vid...

NEVER pull out pins from those detonators!! Although slight, there is STILL a chance for detonation!!

Mosiqitoes, yuck! Ha ha ha, it does look like a crab.Well said, HH what one chisel could tell you. Love it, and the pin still in it. Thank you. That is a lot of hard work.

the curiosity in me would have had me dig up that whole first object, lol

Its so so sooooooooooooooooooooooo good please do more

where you from? great videos

Another cool search you took us on...sorry there were no Madonna Moments in this one! See you next trip.

When they painted these positions green to match the features of the land, did they repaint and change the color as the seasons changed? Maybe the soldiers shot a deer for the meat and took the antlers to hang on the wall of the barrack. Nice find on the s mine detonator. I remember when you found the one you showed for comparison. It had been rapped in an oil coated paper. If people will watch and pay attention to all your videos,they could learn a lot.

Always informative. Do you have any recommendations for people like yourself who are more interested in the history than the booty? I have no idea why but for the last 30 plus years I have read every biography from every country I can find who was envovled in any way in WW2....from ordinary people to those on front lines & policy makers. Who was a hero & who was NOT. Huggs,silky

do you ever did some search in the netherlands?

Was wondering what kind of metal detector you use

Am i the only one who likes before the video starts? :D

THANK YOU...........

I wonder what your mancave would look like with all these finds!

Deer antler trophy! Maybe the soldiers cooked a deer venison meal!

Where do you metal detect

Haha i bet you was dieing to find another s mine detonator, just to show your amazing intact piece! Thanks for the show again!

Nice video, shame you didnt find more in an area with such high hopes...

Schöne interesante funde!!!

thanks it's like here to

Have you ever explored the eastern front?

when did you record this video 😊

How do you know what munitions are too dangerous to safely handle?

more amazing finds please be careful for any live mines

the green thing you left might have been part of a car. I thought I saw a star on it. you should dig it up.

I believe you and I cam make a great team, me building you equipment and you putting it to use.

It's like a grab bag, always a price.

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22C here at 4 AM

So awesome, I am a fan of history, so much BS told,

another video where you find explosive parts yay

So glad you found the needed proofs to substantiate your claims about the forest. Did think the antlers were eerie bleached so white.

at 8:35 in i thaught that was a spider

8th!

find

Rein deer antlers.

hi

Have you ever found anything from ww1 or earlier wars?