Panzer in the forest. ( how come it is there ? ) 

There were lots of vehicle parts here it seems like. We belive that at 9.35 min we found a window frame for a Kubelwagen ? Let us know if that is right. Thanks for taking tie to watch and Greetings from us in WW2HistoryHunter.

You are a good dad, spending time with your kids, getting outdoors, and giving them a sense of history.

i am going through a tough time right now and your videos have yet to fail to cheer me up

I love your videos. You're exploring history and it's fascinating! Some amazing finds.

GREAT video!! :-D So many vehicle parts there.. they are so cool to find! That's a really interesting location there! Absolutely love this track parts! Thanks for sharing again! :) Gr Nick

I love the gift of your time and knowledge of history that you share with your children....it's the best part

Another great video and awesome finds, its always great to see you out with one of your kids!

Only a small holy maddona?? Fantastic finds again!! WW2HH great viewing,hopefully you will have more to watch when I get back from my holidays my friend 👍👍

Great Channel. Danka for being so enthusiastic. Your narration and music for your vids are very entertaining.

Great location! Thanks HH and bunker buster girl ! Enjoyed this one a lot ! 👍🏻👍🏻

Seriously love this channel. Wish I could go with you guys someday it's on my bucket list. Thankyou for showing us the history..

Amazing as always. Finding all those Panza track links and pins was unbelievable. Keep up the good work ww2hh, love your content.

Always enjoy the vids you make ,not only are they full of info but well presented aswell,full respect to you and your family.

love all your videos, thanks so much for doing them! 😎

I just stumbled on your channel and I love it I love history especially ww2 ty for teaching me more and will keep enjoying your wonderful walk into the past.

The drone footage at the first shows how beautiful these locations are. If you didn’t have a trained eye you would never know there was a war fought here. That was crazy finding those panzer links. Am sure there is still plenty there to be found.

This is a solid location. Cant seem to get enough of track pieces. Great vid as allways. Be sure to say hello to the young ones. Tanks :)

Very very awesome finds! Thanks so much for sharing :) keep 'em coming

Yet another amazing video, it must be amazing to live so close to so much history

Can't wait for your next adventure. I am not disappointed​, thanks again for all your hard work.

Love to see the time you spend with you kids doing this. Nothing better than a parent getting there kids involved, and just spending the time with them. This is what they will remember in many years when your not there anymore. They will fondly remember the fun times they had with you doing this. In that sense you will always be with them.

Love these videos y'all up load.

Love the new introduction... your daughter seems to enjoy hunting relics... another great video...

Beautiful countryside Mr. HistoryHunter. Great drone shots. Thank goodness you brought your daughter along to help you with your production. While you were taking video of your beautiful forests your daughter was digging treasure and history. Keep up the good work and keep a digging. Great video! Chevy

Brother always I watch your videos even though I've watched them sometimes 20 or more times you have great material... Always puts me in a good place... Thank you my friend .....

Thank you for sharing your beautiful adventures with us. Your videos, loaded with historical facts and unearthed artifacts, rival that of any program on television. Your aerial footage is of the highest quality and all I keep repeating in my head is "it's like watching a National Geographic video. You have an eye, both artistically and historically. To enjoy a passion with your children must be spectacular, the rarest of treasures. God bless. Happy future hunting!

It is wonderful to see and hear how much you enjoy the adventures. I love how you share the nature with us. Awesome that you share the moments with your children.

Your videos are amazing man keep up the good work

Love the videos mate, keep up the good work, from Australia.

I love watching your videos. I think I'm going to try and donate soon. :) keep up the good work 😊

I love your videos, thank you 👍

I love watching your videos thank you for sharing them

Ive watched lots, if not all) of you vids, great stuff, i rarely comment on anything or even subscribe, but i come back to sites i like an look for new content, but (and this first bit is really to your children), ..."you have a really great dad", and to you, "you`re doing a great job as an historian, AND a dad, great work". I grew up very much aware of WW 1 & 2 with older family members having served in them, many old photographs of soldiers on the walls in the hallway, and in a way, felt a little afraid and mentally scarred by the thoughts of what happened to them, but also, totally fascinated and drawn to educating myself far beyond anything i ever learned in school. I chose to learn the German language in school (im an Australian so until i traveled Europe it was not of much use, strictly english spoken here, outside tourism jobs or have a German family etc). I tried so hard not to turn my travels there into a tour of war sites, but Europe is littered with them, and Nazi structures are so astonishing large and strong, hence, are still there. At school, the wars were held far away in some field in some country somewhere ...hit home and deeply resonated with me, when it was no longer some field in some country somewhere, but the very one i was standing in, it deeply moved me, and was not a matter of `sides` to me, but places humans were, in many cases, more or less forced, to kill strangers from another country to save their own lives, because politics said so, it was where otherwise ordinary humans came to gether to kill each other in unprecedented numbers, with huge machinery, i shed tears in several places, for the whole thing, not one army or another, and im not someone who sheds tears much, im not young, no stranger to `defense departments`, and had faced many things prior. The places you take your viewers are places most of us dont have time to locate and see as intimately as mere tourists, either within the great country of Germany, or Europe as a whole, and it means such a lot to hear a German telling the history, taking us to those places, and showing us what is still there, im personally thrilled that German citizens are in a place to be able to start looking back 70yrs+, and being open and honest, without hessitation or fear they will be missunderstood as being neo nazis or ....that kind of mentality, this is a part of your history, and you should be allowed to own your nations past, good bad, whatever, and not have to feel a grain of guilt, Germany is a great country, its YOUR country,and it was a personal favourite when i traveled it, now have many German friends i hold dear. Any other historian/metal detectorist doing these vids, while still educated and talented, and respected, dont bring me the joy i get from hearing a German tell the stories and history, and take me along as though a friend, on detecting trips and making me feel right at home and part of the family. Please keep up the great work, im forever a fan, and would maybe like to have a beer with you even (i dont really drink, but, ...meh, when in Rome), i do hope one of both of your children carry the torch decades down the track when you are old man like me (or as i feel most days), doing fewer trips, and that they carry on your important and hard work. PS. if it is possible, a brief `zoom down` from above of a map of the country, or to the general area you`re cover in the vids intro would be great, although im aware some places you wish to keep a bit secret, and thats fair enough. Again, many thanks my friend.

the penny find and the vehice part are amazing. Quality video once again

You are the Bob Ross of metal detecting! Always get excited to see new videos!

WOW Panzer track links what a great discovery thanks for sharing with us !

Beautiful always being in nature,why I also enjoy metal detecting too..I found a live Mauser round dated 1901 in a cave in Lichtenburg South Africa where I am from, from the boer war here from 1899-1902, that's such a long time ago.was my holy Madonna.and a piece of moon meteorite I found on a hill in South Africa.Thank you again for your time and effort and family time with your daughter.

Excellent job!💯 Thanks!

A beautiful area. Thanks for the pictures. And areial photos as well. You son is getting big. And I love how he just sits there and fiddles with some rocks and wow.. A button or cartrege. Amazing finds. Peace to you and your family

Has anyone explored Panzer Kaserne in Boblingen, Germany? I was stationed there from 1984-1986. We used to do PT in the forest just outside of the base. We also did some tactical road marches out there, and we saw tunnels that were blocked off. We were told that those tunnels went to Patch Barracks in Vahingen, and that the training area of Panzer Kaserne is where Rommel trained his tank companies. Legend has it that the Germans built an experimental super tank, but it was toward the end of the war, so it never went into full production. Legend has it that it was buried in a swamp just outside of Panzer Kaserne. We did see some firing ranges out there as well.

Been viewing your videos for awhile, first time I see your daughter involved, thank you for another informative video...

Your daughter is quite a hunter. Really cool relics, thanks for sharing.

from the title, i half expected to see an actual tank. oh well.... great video and glad your daughter enjoys the md'ing hobby as much as you do! congrats on both your finds and your daughters' finds as well. Pete

Du gibst dir große Mühe, ich mag deine Videos sehr!

Enchanting scenery, so peaceful with the birds singing. Difficult to think that at one time, there was a short but deadly battle that took place there. What a successful hunt you had with BBG, HH. She was able to locate and dig up so many artifacts - bottom of diffused artillery shell, Panzer hatch hinge, (thanks for comparison pic), aluminum cable, huge Pancer axil shaft, Soviet coin, large bolt, rings to hold Soviet casings, artillery glove, just to name a few. And last but not least, all those Panzer track links. Very successful venture. Thanks for sharing. Oh yes, and nice new gloves you had HH to carry out the task.

A good vid and some amazing panzer finds history hunter

Excellent finds! Your daughter too is a great explorer!

Wow wow wow on those pander tracks. Nice find indeed!!!

Another great video my friend keep finding them you can build your own tracks great adventure with your daughter

One of the best channels I know!

do enjoy looking in on you vids budy but would love them a bit longer, just get settled down and there over.. however very good stuff, love it..

I love watching your videos and it’s great that your daughter is involved in what you do it’s great that the younger generation coming up that they keep carrying on the tradition in what you are doing. It would be nice if you have any old pictures of the forest during the war time so we can all see what it was like. thank you for sharing your videos 👍

Hi , I am enjoying your explorations. I think it is wonderful that you and your daughter go exploring together. My daughter is working on her doctorate in archaeology and we enjoy visiting the southwestern United States together and the many Native American ruins there. Thanks!

It's a great privilege to spend anytime with your children. Fantastic video. Great finds. Y'all needs some GI bug juice for them mosquitos. Can't remember if they sell deep woods off there. Love your videos.😀 Look forward to seeing more. Thanks for sharing your adventures.

Such a beautiful and peaceful forest! Who knew it hid such treasures?

Wow looks like some vehicles took some heavy pounding, perhaps a direct hit on that Panzer........... to find so much track, a drive shaft and that heavy lumps of shrapnel............ incredible what lies beneath your feet.............. great video as always.

You guy's are doing really great. My Papa was in WWI, and his 1st son my moms oldest brother was in WWII. So I'm very interested in this type of history. So again keep up the great job.

Great one. The bar looks like a torsion shaft for the road wheels, the bolt hub reminds me of the center hub of a road wheel.PzKw1 style track, not an SdKfz 25 style These are the things I have been looking for.

Always amazed the maneuvered so many vehicles in dense forests Thank you

Wonderful to see you and BBG find all the panzer links and even a Russian coin. Great seeing a family enjoy working together.

Holy Madonna, that panzer or panzers certainly got a hard time there. Great stuff again WW2HH. Keep this stuff going it's the best, and as your daughter says Chou for now.

Always a pleasure to watch.

Wauw!! You are such a great father for your children! One big adventure with you.

Some large relics on this trip! Good finds! I'm starting to think that those pesky mosquitoes are following you around from location to location!

I always get excited when the word "Panzer" is in the title and I was not disappointed

Outdoors is the best Life and adventure! WWII History is everywhere.

Your daughter always finds AMAZING stuff...love your videos.

Nice finds! 👊👍

Really cool to see panzer tank track still hidden in the ground

I built a tiger mk1 1:16 scale in metal and love seeing the history you great people dig up, brilliant to see history come to life 👍

Thank you very much for sharing your hunting with your daughter

Holy Madona, I know a guy who retrained his ex customs sniffer dog to sniff out certain metals. He now has tons of success metal detecting even without his equipment, dog just sniffs about then lays down where he's gotta dig.

Hay budy like every body ells you keep doing them and ill keep tuning in . I realy enjoy your finds and vids. Whats with that wood you were in with the strange movments going on in the background

nice video, keep doing this

Hi, I like all videos which is related to History..... Keep going on ☺

Another great find.

Totally impressive. If I were there.... I'd be doing the same thing. Digg'n w/ the daugther makes it better. Thanks for the vids!

Ww2 history hunter, you were correct in that it was an axle, but it might surprise you to know that it's from a horse drawn wagon. You can still see the wheel splinters near the ends. I've seen the type prospecting before, often too large to pack out. Great video!

Magic it is, very much enjoy your little adventures.

If you ever go to that place again, you should get a small wheeled carrier. If you found 3 trackpieces, there's bound to be more, much more.

Totally awesome again, you taught your children well in respecting history, very well mannered too, great job dad.

Lars!(Suvival russia)Do you saw that? WW2HistoryHunter was complaining about the mosquitoes;) Haha. Good video mate!

Hi! This tracks were used in Pzkw 1 and maultier half track since you said they where going to berlin The tracks are probably for maultier half track vehicle you said russians went straight to Berlin from that spot im guesing that it was 1944-45 and Panzerkampfwagen 1 was withdrawn from service in 1942. It probably was use to transport soliders with panzer division. Cheers

The bar looked to be a suspension torsion bar

Just love your enthusiasm, your daughter sounds slightly more reserved though. Love your videos. Always feels like a treasure hunt, you never know what you're going to find.

Big work, again...

Remind me of me and my son when he was young, once we found very old bottle dump when I was running a John Deere loader.. memories you will have with your son and daughter, enjoy. . Mine grown and son in army now!!

Nice finds

Man, I was hoping for an update on the tank you found a long while back, lol.

You crack me up when you say HOLY MADONNA :-)

Wow! Very courageous digging in possible mine infested area. Kudos

those tracks are from Panzer I tank which is as Light tank as transport troop to carry infantry.

Terra it is wonderful that you are teaching your daughter the trade

Yet another interesting video, in what appears to be a very interesting location. Congratulations Sir, your research and planning always seems to come up with fantastic finds. Clearly you do not just walk into any old field, or forest, and expect to discover history; you must be searching your history books very carefully to be able to come up with the results that you have been getting. You are obviously very keen on your hobby. And nice to see that you make it a "family adventure". Great to get the young folk involved and interested in history.

I just found your channel yesterday. I love it and all the things you find. Your kids seem to have better luck than you. It is nice that you hunt with them. Do you carry everything you find home with you including the axle and window frame?

4:36 is that a torsion bar from the panzer/stug road wheel suspension?

Another cracking video my man, well done. Just thought, how did that young lad get on with that massive dump sit he found that he took you to film

Nice finds damn mosquitos always ending the fun.

Great video

Could this be a forward repair base? The tread appears to be from a standard size tread track segment. One appears be good enough to be used a as a spare tread in a restoration project. Of course these spare tread segments were cared on the tank hull and could have been shot off or dropped off during field maneuvers. Guess it really doesn't matter after all these years. Action in the last few months of the war were hectic and horrid for all sides.