History of Water Dowsing with "What's Below" 

Dude! Why don't we have people researching this? This is absolutely worth an article!

I used to put in sewers and water lines..i was just 18 yrs old my dad showed me how to do it and it works and i used to get out of the truck and find the gas and water lines..before the backhoe started to dig. It worked... some people can do this not all..maby because i never questioned it i just believed what my dad showed me..other crews would have to hand dig to find the gas or water lines for hours..i would find it then dig it up with my backhoe operator..in 30mins..53now as look at now i think i had a gift.. because i was that good

I've had my family doing it looking for water way back on the 1870s. It worked. The guy that drilled my well in 1979 did it and it worked. It's truly unbelievable. Teagards...

We do it to look for water and sewer for under ground work. It works like a charm

My grandfather was a master at this he used a forked stick and could tell the depth of the water he did hundreds of wells and never missed one and he taught me how to do it.

very good

TY. ..

he looks like kert russel

Amazing

This man is a treasure trove

That's how my dad found it on our property back in the early 70s. He had a man come out that used a forked stick... it was pretty cool to watch. Still have the well going today.

Road surveyors sometimes use dowsing rods to find buried lines when the pinfinders don't work. They always had a pair in the toolbox and they told me, don't tell people we do this, I used to use pendulum and rods to find lost arrows as well, so I knew all about it then.

For some reason when I do it, it always goes out instead of crisscross

nice sir

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Used this technic to find water on our property. Great we'll 380 feet down 200 gal per