We Found ACTUAL Buried Treasure In The Desert! 

That’s great info, thx. Love Tennessee!

And the best pick axes.

Don’t forget about Sabers. Ames made those too I believe during the Civil War

What part of Tennessee? Chattanooga herr

I live in the next town over from where Ames started back in the 1700's. The old factory buildings are still sanding and have been restored and turned into luxury apartments.

@@randomzen924 whatever drugs you are doing you should ease off.

@@theldraspneumonoultramicro405 It's this old one that goes by "religion", the offshoot which teaches you being happy is a crime.

Except for all of the weirdo mormons

​@@Lil.B.The.Based.God.these guys are all mormons though

Spot on!

God damn that was a harsh truth

If you get a helicopter I’ll go exploring

Lmao

Friends 1st chopper 2nd but yup!

Oh WOW, I have been there a few times, I grew up in Logan and have a buddy that lives in Layton and we always go there when I visit. Now I want some souvlaki... Anyway cheers from New Orleans!

@@scottcol23 really? I used to own the bc chicken on 12th street and on 36th street in ogden.

Thats cool

My wife and I have stopped and ate at BC off & on, several times over the years. Loved it each time. And, we always order to go, to take back home to YAAK Montana which is in NW Montana. We put in one of our YETI COOLERS. We 2 of, THE WHOLE CHICKEN PLATE,$21,99, And 2 of the, CHICKEN & RIB COMBO FAMILY PACK, $39,99 And 2 of the, RIB-PLATE FAMILY-PACK, $38,99 You betcha we get all that and The YETI COOLER cannot be beat!!!!!! The TUNDRA 45 MODEL.

@@garlandremingtoniii1338 thank you. We didn't know our food goes all the way to Montana. Im currently living in Mexico but once im able to go back to the states im starting a franchise for sure.

youtube vids_I FOUND MILLIONS OF CASH BY ACCIDENT -oak island I SPENT MILLIONS OF DOLLARS TO FIND A STICK IN THE GROUND

@@noahherman4642 lmao what did they ever actually find on oak island? i noticed theyre still advertizing shows about oak island, with the same guys(i think) but its not about treasure in the hole anymore...

Facts bro😂😂😂

Haha! Nail it

Im dead 😂😂 i watched the show since the start and my mother absolutely makes fun of it saying how they never find shit

Ive got one of these now

Yup. I have one. They were sold in England. GIs brought them home from WW2. I doubt thats a miners cache. Its a Vets possessions. Lots of guys with PTSD went out into the deserts and wild places after the war to escape civilization and the terrors they had witnessed and never returned. Maybe the sweater belonged to a woman and he buried these things, mementos as a way to move on. Or based on the remoteness and the nearby cliff....I'm betting he moved on the quick way. I bet theyd find his remains at the bottom of that cliff.

From Canada here. I have the same carving set. I think I picked it up at a yard sale

My parents had the same meat carving set as well.

Man, i was stoked when i saw that carving set come out of the wrappings. We have one the exact same as it in the family (probably in storage now). Exact same carvings as well. I was thinking the fact they found it buried could be a sign it was real old. After finding this comment, i then found out its indian origins, and then did a search on it. Turns out they are worth anything between 100 and 300 euro a set.

The hammer and shears make me thing he was an army engineer/electrician who served in WW2 and buried his most precious belongings and had his ashes spread at the benchmark Dragon

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@Aaron Johnson, after watching their show, it could also be very scary!! 😂😂👵🇺🇸

And you can't say no if he's calls you... It a MUST to go lol

Now if Heavy D had the guts to invest in products that can be used at home and in the workshop and on the road ; guest he too chicken for that !!

@@jmoneyvisual Well if you have the time and he is paying for the trip it might be fun to go on a teasure hunting adventure !

Back in the '70s, they were a dime a dozen you could get one at your local Sunny Surplus Store, they carried all types of old military gear and camping stuff.

Yeah I have 2?

@@DHarri9977 any Army surplus store has them.

I use one bottle digging now, and have lost another one. The 1960s Nam era folding pick/shovel ones are good too, 1964, 66 ones I've had.

There must have been so many of those made, even today they're only selling for about $20 on ebay. This one is pretty well preserved though!

That's a great idea. Iam going to keep that in mind. This is the first time a comment actually taught me something

But the ghosts in the mine always mess with you and move them.

Or you could just stay out of them

@@davidhelt6426 yea or that

Deep rock galactic thanks you for your work the mule is returning to the drop pod.

WOW, Donna! 😁

It’s not harmful. That’s a hoax. Need proof? Research Galen Windsor, the inventor of nuclear power plants. Also niclear bombs do not exist.

My husband has done alot of concrete work in them caves in KC

Why? What could be in the air?

@@calisthenicsforlife177 lots of things, it measures the Oxygen percentage as well and co2 percentage. Let’s you know if you have safe air to breathe or not enough

@@calisthenicsforlife177 Back in the day miners would take caged canaries down into the mines because they're very susceptible to gases and chemicals. If the canary died, they knew to get out fast because the air wasn't safe to breathe.

there were several coins

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Don't. Fall.for the hacker

I though the same. Could have been a memorial for someone maybe that died out there? or someone's favorite camp spot, but looks like a long hike in? how far from the closest road?

Almost like they planned it all

@@yamaha226 for real lol the stuff buried is clearly random tools that they thought people would believe is buried treasure

Hello are you single

To be fair there is a lot of history everywhere on this planet.

Patients = a medical personnel or facilities‘a customer Patience = the ability to remain even tempered in the face of an annoyance or the ability to wait

The knife and fork are a carving set that was made in India for tourists. Worth whatever it will sell for in a flea market. BTW: it didn't do the job when I tried to carve a roast with mine.

Well you might, back in the day the were made to last

@@cameronjensen2961 nope. Made to last is different than still being shinny. No matter what it sheen would be oxidized. Would something that old and well made be “restored” sure. But it would come out of the ground already restored.

It was buried for 70 years, in a sheath and it's literally in a desert... Completely plausible

94 years? That shovel was made in 1941? You need to rewatch! My guess that treasure was form some time in the 1950's.

I’m still wondering where he went

@Teflon dom what?

I went back twice I still didn’t see them find him.

@@stephaniezimbalist3757 Legend has it, Dave is in the Cave to this day.

An American Treasure.

Yes, i agree!!

its 35mins lol.

@@TruelySLX make it double 👄

Smh 🤦🏼‍♂️

Yeah i hate clickbait, won't be watching any more of these.

Honestly same here..

This why you have zero subscribers.

Perfect

It’s in a national park (Superstition Mountains), if anything that’s harder to work with than tribal land because the second the park figures out it is real and there, it’ll become a designated landmark/historical relic and trying to take gold from it (I would assume that is what most would want to find it for) would be very illegal. So the likelihood it has been found and the people that found it keep it to themselves is very possible

its been wrapped up buried in a dry AF dessert it not to far fetched for it to be in such good condition plus i found one of those style shovels rusted to hell in Normandy it still opened fine as the hinge was covered in grease

Dust preserves things surprisingly well like salt keeps it dry and sucks moisture out

Oh no, are you one of those people that think everything is fake. Stop watching yt.

Yes, yes! My fellow kin I have saught you out, I knew we would find more of us lol

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ARE YOU ON SOMEBODYS CLAIM?

Dude is a video channel,gotta hook comments and interest.It’s not about the fish on the plate,it’s how it got there that is the money maker,break it down.

I hear ya! Absolutely painful!

Agreed

That's why they are sifting the sand with shovels not proper tools as they know exactly what they are looking for, anyone with half a brain that stumbles across "buried treasure" wouldn't want to lose anything, Americans believe absolutely anything, that's why their government feeds them so many lies and they buy it, even if the truth comes out many years later they feed them another bs excuse that they buy into again, look at the propaganda they fed them on tv a few decades ago, utter nonsense that Americans believed, even nowadays the content creators feed them that much fake bs for views, Mr beast is a perfect example, maybe the most successful RU-vidr, if you can't tell that the content he creates is mostly staged you are most likely an American, but hey it's the country of freedom right? So much freedom Alex Jones has to go to court for something he said, but let's film it and turn it into a show for people to watch about a man who built his career on talking shit mostly, USA is for the crazies

There were bushes and weeds around the whole area except for the area they dug up

Anything for views

I wonder the same thing you want to believe it's true ² don't even want to hear that it's all setup 😮😅

I love you Kayla!

Evan then get yourself out. Just go for a walk you don’t need expensive helicopters etc.

@@matty6848 dint be disrespectful man everyone has there ways for coping with things

Did Dave make it

find god

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Thank you!

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@@HeavyDSparks The hammer and chisel could of been used to carve out on the side of that rock! It was the one you guys were checking out, could be worth a second look!

Was once out with a friend backpacking finding stuff. I dug up and found 2 guns. One of the first style of colt six shooters 1839 year stamp and a 25-35 with a date stamp of 1894. I took them home, took them apart cleaned them up. 25-35 was a cool find, also have one handed down to me thru family that was given to my great great grandfather by an Indian chief.