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The Most Sketchy 1800's Gold Mine I've Seen 

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Revisited this 1870's gold mine after over 2 years and ultimately got into a totally new section I haven't explored yet. I was pleasantly surprised to find very old features including tons of gobbing (literally), natural support timbers, square nails, hand hewn timbers and much more. Besides all this, I couldn't help but feel a little anxious especially in this section of the mine, Maybe it was the snapping timbers or just having a weird feeling about going further, who knows. In any case I did more than even I could handle and I can say I learned from this trip. Hope you guys enjoy this one!

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@arturodurantrejo1260
@arturodurantrejo1260 Год назад
Been a miner for 20 years and you were really making me nervous and anxious lol. Great content but don't risk it too much.
@7landentertainment281
@7landentertainment281 Год назад
You are reading my mind
@JimD77
@JimD77 Год назад
Yeah he needs a buddy in case something happens.
@clintonreisig
@clintonreisig Год назад
Some tunnels are READY to collapse
@Reziac
@Reziac Год назад
Since there's an upload, we know he got back.. or at least someone recovered the body....
@hydrashieldbasementservice8453
@hydrashieldbasementservice8453 11 месяцев назад
Good thing he speaks just slightly above a whisper. If he was a loud guy the mine would fall in on him.
@llewdis
@llewdis Год назад
the breaks in the timber at 28 minutes look fresh...SKETCHY!
@samohtw1
@samohtw1 Год назад
I have come to prefer viewing your mine exploration videos for several reasons. #1 You take and include stationary pictures of unique objects you see. #2 You display a pretty good knowledge of geology and rocks and minerals. #3 You know and use correct terminology for equipment and miners vocabulary. Keep up the good work. Old Hillwalker
@georgescott249
@georgescott249 Год назад
you should always take someone with you when you go do these hikes and especially the caves,,,very good videos
@CarswithNash
@CarswithNash Год назад
Very cool… but I had to keep reminding myself about every 10 seconds that you must’ve made it out alive because you published the video!😂
@rs2143
@rs2143 Год назад
Your videos are like hidden treasure because most people following mine explorers haven't found your channel. Thanks great work .
@devinb5937
@devinb5937 Год назад
He needs to make a few changes to improve the quality of his videos and he will be more successful
@jakeforrest
@jakeforrest Год назад
@@devinb5937 What changes?
@overtheGarage-ue8lh
@overtheGarage-ue8lh Год назад
Dude, I can't believe you made it out alive! You could tell that log fracture was fresh as you could see pink on the inside of the fractures meaning it was very recent. I have been watching these mine videos for quite some time and I have never seen gobbing walls go up so high. I was having heart palpitations just laying on the sofa watching this! Be careful!
@straybullitt
@straybullitt Год назад
That was like walking through a deadfall trap! Those are the kind of mines that our mamas warned us about! 😂 Choose your battles wisely WMD! 👍
@The5As7
@The5As7 Год назад
You kept spooking the hell out of me dodging those bats!
@RattyFlyer
@RattyFlyer Год назад
Omg he climbed it ... Absolute Mad lad
@crazyfvck
@crazyfvck Год назад
It blows my mind that those old timbers have been holding back that much weight for more than a century! Wood is no joke, especially when it is jammed in between two rock faces.
@tarzanork6708
@tarzanork6708 Год назад
I am always awestruck at the ingenuity and sheer backbreaking work all those old 1800s mines took to build. Always makes me appreciate the old days. Also I like ur channel because you actually do sketchy stufff for great content! Thanks
@JulianaBlewett
@JulianaBlewett Год назад
It's amazing how many people would risk life and limb on the prospect of possibly finding gold or silver. It's crazy.
@abdcontractingltd
@abdcontractingltd Год назад
We have an old copper mine on our lake property, but we are all too sketched out to go in and explore. You definitely have some balls of steel!
@WesternMineDetective
@WesternMineDetective Год назад
Appreciate that! Would it be possible for me to stop by and check it out? I'm sure you guys would like to know just how extensive it is/what's in there.
@abdcontractingltd
@abdcontractingltd Год назад
@@WesternMineDetective for sure, but we are in British Columbia, Canada
@WesternMineDetective
@WesternMineDetective Год назад
@@abdcontractingltd Ohh I see, that's pretty far for me haha.
@davexhero
@davexhero Год назад
Not often a video on RU-vid would get a reaction from me, but seeing you standing between the two chutes with tons of gobbing held up by old timber got me anxious! I've recently subscribed, been binging your channel, love the content and great video work!
@KERNOW08
@KERNOW08 Год назад
Very cool, and very sketchy as you say. The timbering and gobbing in that upper section is very impressive, the skill and amount of work that went into that is incredible. Looks ready to go in many places, though I guess statistically it's not very likely to give at the exact moment you're in there, unless you do something to help it along. I like the stills a lot too.
@mclagett1043
@mclagett1043 Год назад
LOVED the video, but holy chips man! I couldn't believe you touched that old axe cut support at the top of the stope! Some of that stuff has hundreds of tons of rock above it and those timbers have been hanging on by a thread for 50 years, I'd be scared the vibrations from voice would start a domino effect! I hope you're more careful next time!
@robertsnyder5149
@robertsnyder5149 Год назад
Remember the old miner's adage, "gold rides an iron horse"!
@xjwendtx
@xjwendtx Год назад
Every time I am in this mine I find new areas. Thank you for this video because it’s an area of the mine that I am not brave enough to get to.
@megsybond
@megsybond Год назад
Yes, now just imagine all that weight above those broken timbers - falling on top of you. There's a gate on that mine for a reason.
@andybilakshow260
@andybilakshow260 Год назад
This is a HUGE risk in a mine like this with an untrained eye. Those split timbers can burst at any given moment. DON'T even breath on them~!
@Davidautofull
@Davidautofull 11 месяцев назад
that was a great explore. i want to know what is above those stacks of gobbing. i had a thought about what you said about the oldest part of the mine. i believe the oldest part would be the entrance. the face would be time wise the youngest part. just pickin, lol.
@rickdale4921
@rickdale4921 Год назад
Enjoyed the episode, Looking forward to your next episode!
@ralphpatrick3071
@ralphpatrick3071 Год назад
Start calling you, Sketchman. Really like the natural timbers..
@chriswertz1438
@chriswertz1438 7 месяцев назад
It's insane to see gobbing that HIGH, insanely dangerous.
@Aussenwerbung
@Aussenwerbung Год назад
You have balls of steel bro. Respect.
@pistolwhipped7714
@pistolwhipped7714 Год назад
AMAZING HOW smooth the walls are, would think there would be more pick ax marks.
@jaydenrodger117
@jaydenrodger117 Год назад
No marks because of rock type, fractures off in chunks when picked
@SunshineGirlz
@SunshineGirlz 11 месяцев назад
Dynamite or carbon drill tips
@khiem1939
@khiem1939 5 месяцев назад
The "smooth walls" are usually a feature of a fault, it's along the faults where the injections of minerals are found!
@Reziac
@Reziac Год назад
Those stress-fractured timbers could fail explosively at any moment. They're already beyond where wood normally comes apart. Interesting mine, but you wouldn't get me in there for anything!
@The5As7
@The5As7 Год назад
I'm not going to lie. By the end when you were up in the oldest part I was like, "get the hell outta there". I wonder what the miners were thinking with those crazy methods.
@maverickflint1991
@maverickflint1991 4 месяца назад
That was a great explore but was super sketchy was scaring me. 😊👍
@mollymullinix1220
@mollymullinix1220 8 месяцев назад
I love how people go exploring mines/caves right before it gets dark, are if being underneath thousands of tons of pure stone being held back by 70-200 yr old timbering, in perpetual darkness, where people have most likely died before already isn’t scary enough ?
@TnTMyers2010
@TnTMyers2010 Год назад
Very cool explore Jerith! Loved the 12 GA find! Will have to research that. I had to laugh at the bats - it brought back memories of my father and I in the mines and I would scream as one flew by and he would say "they won't hit you!". After a few more of those statements I quit being so jumpy when they flew by. And I get why you continued the explore, you have now satisfied your curiosity of what is up ahead. Is there an upper entrance? Again, great explore and thanks for taking us with you!
@brucephilipson
@brucephilipson Год назад
Wow, what an awesome exploration. Definitely sketchy as hell.
@johnholliday6011
@johnholliday6011 Год назад
Great videos mine detective I love the info you give on the areas you are exploring The more of that the better thank you
@TheSmokie55
@TheSmokie55 Год назад
Keep up with these great videos. Some are a little hard to handle (anxiety). like when you climbed "The Most Remote Gold Mine in this Range". Holy heck I had a time with that. but the desert aircraft videos were so chill and relaxing. All in all great content. Sub for life.
@DesertNebula
@DesertNebula Год назад
That's it, you're grounded!!! 😩 Wow!!! Amazing video! The ending gave me more anxiety. You literally went back in time. Thank you for sharing this!
@stevemurrell6167
@stevemurrell6167 8 месяцев назад
Great tour but yes, a bit sketchy! As an Aussie, I approve of your music choice back in the car!😉
@WyomingTraveler
@WyomingTraveler 3 месяца назад
An exciting, and yes, scary explorer. You go where many people, place included, would not go. Hi, however, enjoy your mine adventures.
@carlavision6143
@carlavision6143 Год назад
Came across your video, subscribed to your channel and just now finished watching your awesome mine video! Really enjoyed your video!
@bmay81
@bmay81 Год назад
That was an impressive delve into that old mine! Thanks! But I felt nervous for you some really high up and dangerous places!
@I.Live4oldcars.prospecting
@I.Live4oldcars.prospecting Год назад
That was a awesome mine. I love seeing this .
@johnfree2833
@johnfree2833 Год назад
Totally bong worthy young sire! Haw haw haw,sketch AF stove there, cannibals,you know....
@alexandregaudreau7957
@alexandregaudreau7957 Год назад
Man you are someting else no fear at all, i loved it, very impressive, i'm hooked
@Maverick65062
@Maverick65062 Год назад
Sketchy, Most Sketchy. Brave of you to go in there. got a thumbs up!
@dannyswytec314
@dannyswytec314 Год назад
First time viewer here. You seem very knowledgeable, experienced and professional I'll subscribe.
@georgesmith8113
@georgesmith8113 Год назад
Fun stuff! Thanks! 👍👊😎
@kootenaycat
@kootenaycat Год назад
6:47 mark - Bat: "Dang humans!" :D That was a cool explore, thanks for taking us! Super sketchy walking under that gobbing held up by old timbers, can't believe how much weight was on that section! The rocks have probably settled and wedged into the walls but I still wouldn't walk under it unless it was the only way out.
@bob7230
@bob7230 Год назад
Really interesting seeing the inside of these old mines, I can’t believe guys used to work in those conditions! But the whole time you were creeping around on those high ledges with loose rock and crawling around underneath snapped and cracking timbers with tons of loose rock over head, my palms were sweating and in my mind I was screaming GET OUT OF THERE! 😄
@jeremydiamond8824
@jeremydiamond8824 Год назад
Man that was crazy sir Dothan to impress us man we want To see you around a bit longer lol merry Christmas 🎅🏼🤶🏻
@kimbra1132
@kimbra1132 Год назад
That was sketchy as flock. Some neat stopeage and them timbers were huge. Great explore. You go where others would say, nope, no way.
@tattoo62
@tattoo62 Год назад
Im scared of small tight places. These amaze me how they worked mines back n oldn days. They worked there asses off back then !! Them guys or even gals was tougher then heck !! I wonder how many yrs it took them to dig that mine . Anyone have an idea ? Gold mineing has always been interresting to me. Not so much for the money part but how they figured it all out. From finding the start of the vain to following it. Id like to gold pan someday but my time is starting to run short. Good video.
@Justme85857
@Justme85857 8 месяцев назад
Excellent video
@thor8491
@thor8491 Год назад
Excellent video… Not sure risk is worth the reward. My BP was elevated and I’m watching from the comfort of my family room!
@stevepowell6896
@stevepowell6896 Год назад
Be careful when you go in those mines alone. Always enjoy your videos.
@philliphall5198
@philliphall5198 Год назад
It’s stupid to go by your self with no back up I think one of these days new papers will have a headline
@realmickmanning
@realmickmanning Год назад
Great explore ma man.
@paulcooper2897
@paulcooper2897 Год назад
Holy smokes! Thats some sketchy stuff ... amazing how many hundreds of tons or rock are piled at the top of the stope. Would have been great to see the very upper workings above the giant stope. You've got a new Sub ... Thanks for sharing 🇨🇦
@davewilson6451
@davewilson6451 Год назад
I believe the iron range was from the Malleable Iron Range Company of Beaver Dam Wisconsin which was also known as Monarch Range Company.
@tortugalisa4748
@tortugalisa4748 Год назад
That little hole you squeezed thru reminds me of the famous "The Birth Canal" in that Nutty something cave, can't remember at the moment. That is an ancient mine and I'm glad you made it out safe & sound💯 Lots of gobbing, real cool cave, old timbers, neat colors in spots! Thanks🤙
@aermotors
@aermotors Год назад
Nutty Putty Cave here in UT. So sketchy!
@spencerhansen8374
@spencerhansen8374 Год назад
Closed now, after some guy got stuck in the birth canal and died, they weren't able to get his body out.
@_Minecraft_ASMR
@_Minecraft_ASMR Месяц назад
@@spencerhansen8374 Wrong. He got stuck upside down in another part of the cave and died. It was the final straw that would close the cave as several other people have died and many more had to be rescued.
@Ed_in_Md
@Ed_in_Md Год назад
In these real old mines do you look for handmade square nails? If you ever see any please point them out. I think it’s amazing how they used to make them by hand. I spoke too soon. Love the square nails! Beautiful hanging and foot walls. Thanks for sharing this awesome mine!
@SpencerGabi
@SpencerGabi 4 месяца назад
As an Englishman where we are lucky enough to be steeped in very old history, its humbling to see how ingenious and brave the men were just to forge a living. Speaks volumes to me as to the nature of the United States
@abb2234
@abb2234 Год назад
What an awesome video! I enjoyed all the history. Thank you for showing things others don't. Please don't put yourself at risk though. However, very much enjoyed this video!
@RobertJLessard
@RobertJLessard Год назад
Really enjoyed this one. Not sure if your are more nraze or crazy than though. 😁. Also always harder to down climb then climb up too. Really cool to watch from the comfort of my home though.
@OdySlim
@OdySlim Год назад
Shiver me Timbers Dude! That was pretty creepy with those old timbers! Regards from Ody Slim
@mountainconsumer
@mountainconsumer Год назад
Great stuff.
@RepentOfSinsJesusIsLord
@RepentOfSinsJesusIsLord Год назад
this makes my testicles shoot back up into my body. you guys are too brave.
@_random_dude
@_random_dude Год назад
Careful buddy. Going into old drifts could be real bad for you as the co2 builds up from rotting wood and displaces the o2. This means you collapse from co2 poisoning.
@7landentertainment281
@7landentertainment281 Год назад
"Bad Air"
@overtheGarage-ue8lh
@overtheGarage-ue8lh Год назад
You have a detector right? [OP]
@michaelriley8002
@michaelriley8002 Год назад
If you ever find some old Levi's, that's the real treasure
@ryansoutdoorschannel3428
@ryansoutdoorschannel3428 Год назад
On some of those timbers you can literally see the fresh wood in recent cracks , that stuff is ready to come down at any moment , I would not go back to this one ..
@TheSilmarillian
@TheSilmarillian Год назад
Hello from Australia great explore indeed stay safe
@JedCurrie
@JedCurrie 11 месяцев назад
Good video thanks 👍
@rickymartin4807
@rickymartin4807 10 месяцев назад
I hate "juicy" mines. I'd imagine it's like being inside a giant nasal passage with a bad sinus infection. So much history and details get dissolved and yeah, it just plain looks bad, I agree with you.
@keithpayne701
@keithpayne701 Год назад
Stay safe. Great video.
@kevinbrennan2004
@kevinbrennan2004 Год назад
What an amazing old mine. Still holds a few secrets me thinks.. You're right though mate.. Sketchy as hell.
@jimschafer9196
@jimschafer9196 Год назад
Yes agreed that was some sketchy climbing, surprised you pushed on like you did - good to rethink and readjust your pushing the envelope.
@mandybrown7758
@mandybrown7758 Год назад
Awesome Adventure man cool mine
@dalekellogg2585
@dalekellogg2585 Год назад
You should take in a metal detector next time you go in.. probably find some left behind GOLD NUGGETS ..thanks for the fun adventure..There may b some treasure in there..
@mrjoesmith5930
@mrjoesmith5930 Год назад
Saw a video here similar to this years ago, and the mine had basically an mine length sluice box running the length of the mine with water flowing through it.
@surewood6875
@surewood6875 Год назад
Yea, that old cast iron stove is held together with some strong rivets. Wonder why there's a bunch of extra rivet holes though...
@SueGirling68
@SueGirling68 Год назад
Hi Jerith, please tell me you won't put yourself in that level of danger again ??? I was so scared for you, that was some dangerous terrain you climbed. The mine was very interesting though as you can really see how the miners used what was available to them at the time to create the retaining walls and such. Thank you for sharing, much love. xx 💖
@jonpadi
@jonpadi Год назад
C malade raide !!!
@BigDog-cy4qk
@BigDog-cy4qk Год назад
Come on sue...lets get you on only fans girl!
@SueGirling68
@SueGirling68 Год назад
@@BigDog-cy4qk I'm a bit too old for that lmao
@Quadrophiniac
@Quadrophiniac Год назад
I'm glad there are people like you that record themselves going into these places. I think they are really cool, but you would never catch me going into a place like this I'd be way too scared lol
@RattyFlyer
@RattyFlyer Год назад
Stay safe. Let people know where you are. They log people in and out of mines to keep them safe.
@mhenhawke5093
@mhenhawke5093 Год назад
Around 11:13ish when you were looking up into that shaft ,i thought i seen a shadowy figure looking back, probably my eyes playing tricks.
@benjaminbaumgart7978
@benjaminbaumgart7978 9 месяцев назад
I’m not familiar with mines all that much. Was all those individual stones clipped off the wall and rested inside on top those beams or were those the walls of loose rock that they beamed up to hold back from caving in? Proud of you for adventuring that sketch of a mine but don’t ever get that cray cray again. Just the vibration of your voice could shake free and or collapse… Mines caves and volcanoes aren’t what they seem. My creative juices have been finding some cool things about geology. I used to go to school for architecture and the veil of schools indoctrination had me seeing different architecture for different countries. NOW I see almost all the domed buildings like the White House are in every country and are all similar style. Information can be seen from whatever viewpoint you happen to have at the moment. That’s why it’s always good to keep learning new things. Could you maybe do a review of the ActionAdventureTwins or if you go caving to share your views about what lies beneath our feet? Thanks again for sharing your time and know how with us viewers!
@budgarner3522
@budgarner3522 Год назад
Thanks for bringing us to a mine operated 150 years ago. Always interesting to see what was done. Glad that failing timber stayed up for you.
@redlight722
@redlight722 Год назад
Nice clip. At least tell someone where you are going and check in with them when you get out. Also do you have a device to monitor for poisonous gas? It can be odorless.
@goinbananas1054
@goinbananas1054 Год назад
wow you're super brave, i love exploring the cali gold country looking for mines but i just cant go in, too scared
@jnolette1030
@jnolette1030 Год назад
Nice
@VegasCyclingFreak
@VegasCyclingFreak Год назад
Sketchy but very cool stuff in there once you got out of the mucky parts
@glennsiems7428
@glennsiems7428 11 месяцев назад
Great videos...but I think you should always have a partner with you. Even if they dont go in at least someone knows where you are. Stay safe and have fun. I have hike thru some pretty scary slot canyons in Utah but always with one or two others...and people back at base knew where we were going.
@commiessuckballs2287
@commiessuckballs2287 Год назад
"It feels creepy being in here alone" Banjos kick in with Deliverance theme "Don't worry none son, you ain't alone.." Lol!
@spencerhansen8374
@spencerhansen8374 Год назад
"That was super sketchy, next time imma bring a rope!" What!?🙃
@jessejames586
@jessejames586 Год назад
Man, you should be with a buddy for safety. This stuff is dangerous!
@RavenSkyeSL
@RavenSkyeSL Год назад
When you went into the cave with the water, after the stove view. The way the rocks or whatnot laid out a bit up looked like a person laying face down in the water, that was creepy
@kendiholloway2378
@kendiholloway2378 Год назад
Loving the videos, do you consider pockets of bad air though? I haven't seen you address that yet. Fresh fractures are nit a good sign though. As an explorer I love this...as a mum though I would kick your butt😅
@johnbrown4568
@johnbrown4568 Год назад
Whoa 😬 Even Ye Be Trippin' Yo 🤷‍♂😳
@amandajohnson8116
@amandajohnson8116 Год назад
I just found your channel and I love it! I know you know this but…please be careful. Your mother worries. What state is this in?
@ExploringCabinsandMines
@ExploringCabinsandMines Год назад
As a dp it yourself cheapskate I love the idea of strap rail !
@gavnonadoroge3092
@gavnonadoroge3092 Год назад
thank you
@Pedaltrilhasemergulho
@Pedaltrilhasemergulho Год назад
Crazy!
@unclecordite9208
@unclecordite9208 Год назад
I guess the final video is the one that doesn’t get posted… Really, really dangerous to go wandering around alone in abandoned mines….
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