I felt the tingle go up my spine when that jug came out whole. And then the other finds on top of the jug made this epic. Keep digging guys, and thanks for sharing the treasures.
I really love how excited you get for the others finds...... you always are positive and encouraging, and then, so happy any great finds,,,,, not sukin up, just that I am a 63 year old woman and can;t get out there, so I live my digs through you all!!!!!!!
Wow man you did not let me down. This video was better than part 1 and loved part 1. I bet you could get atleast 2 more videos out of that hole. Awesome as usual Brandon, thank you so much for letting us be there with you. What do you figure the age of that whiskey jug might be?
Holy Cow!! Absolutely awesome jug! You found some great stuff! Congratulations!! It was so great to meet you again. Looking forward to seeing you and your family next month!
I recently discovered your channel and have been loving it. So much that I started at the beginning to watch all your videos. Thank you for everything you do! Mudlarking, metal detecting, history lessons, saving puppies, crayfish and catfish! ❤
Excellent hunt! ❤️❤️😀❤️ Here, in Montana, the possibilities are seemingly endless. From protected native American sites to dinosaurs, we've got a bit of everything! ❤️😎
Hey Brandon ! I see you do your bedside prayers again, very good, the results are there. Now the shades are not cool my man, you need something different, just a heads up..... Flowers for the Lady of the House and next week you will be finding even more (Dishwashing and housecleaning work too) As always greetz from Europe !!!
I see various examples of the same bottle, but from different states? Does this still happen? And if not, is it an opportunity missed by the bottling companies?
Austin finding the jug is the earths way of sucking in a newbie. 🤣 I’m sure he will be hooked. If there is one, there just might be 2 or 3 more! Just please be safe out there with all of those cave ins.
Thank you for the weekly videos… I look forward to them as it’s clean entertainment. I just moved to Alabama in February and I’ve been searching for creeks to walk with my husband.
Hi dude! I love watching your videos and I’d like to share a story of my family’s bottle places. I live in the Bahamas, off the coast of Florida. There are some of the most unique places I’ve ever seen existed in the world and it’s so unique I’d put the Bahamas at the top 10 best bottle hunting places in the whole world. There is a island called Long Island (no not New York) that has ruins far inland from roads with bucket loads of 1910s -1920s meds, sodas, you name it. In the water to the east side you can dive up 1670s - 1870s bottles in a place close to shore. So many wrecks on the coast too making awesome seaglass for jewelry. Another place that is best for seaglass is a spot up at the northern side of the isle that has bagfuls of blue - turquoise seaglass because of an early wreck. Then we move to the island of Eleuthera. Haven of the first settlements by the British. There is an island called Harbor Island with the town Dunmore town and if you take a boat on a low tide calm day you can dive in the harbor and find 1916 cokes in the hundreds on the bottom and if you keep digging you’ll find some of the most expensive old bottles from the 1700s - 1800s. You go there and on adverted you’ll find 10 1700s - 1800s bottles. A case gin bottle is technically considered common here. Even on the land of Eleuthera you’ll find ruins with bottles. In the capital of Nassau almost every old homes backyard has an old bottle dump. Most of these homes however are in the heart of Nassau. Off Nassau next to the deep water in the water you can find lots of tiny medicine cobalt cork-tops and other essential bottles from the 1920s - 1940s. The Bahamas is a true haven of bottles and I’m glad I live here and that’s why I’m telling you that you need to come here! Just crazy amounts of bottles.
OMG I can't even imagine what I would find it I dug that deep.i figure my farm was some kind of dump...I have found so many bottles intact just below the cerface I have at least 5 sights where I find glass daily
I realize your busy but i would really appreciate your advice. I live in Dothan Alabama and i found a Coke that was made here in Dothan. I couldn't find a date on it but it looks to be at least 50 years old. I remember you saying in your videos that bottles made in smaller towns can be worth more because less were made. I can't post pics here but i did post them on your facebook page. Would really appreciate your thoughts on this. Thanks!
Great video.. the smile on that one young man’s face says it all when he found that jug.. and people ask why we do what we do.. great meeting you at Digstock.
The smile on Austin's face with that jug " Priceless " .
Awesome dig guys!! Congratulations Austin on the liquor jug!! 😊🙏💜
All a man needs to be happy in life is some jugs! Crazy find man!
I felt the tingle go up my spine when that jug came out whole. And then the other finds on top of the jug made this epic. Keep digging guys, and thanks for sharing the treasures.
I would love to have seen that plate fragment cleaned up and identified.---These adventures never last long enough for me!
Dang this video ended to soon. Needed like 30mins of this hole
Here we go with another awesome adventure with Alabama crew. Have a good weekend everyone.
Cheers from Mr. Clean! WOOT WOOT! SPECTACULAR FINDS!
That is an awesome jug ! Love that hutch with the camel too. Great dig guys ! Always enjoy your videos. Wish everyone well & happy hunting !
I really love how excited you get for the others finds...... you always are positive and encouraging, and then, so happy any great finds,,,,, not sukin up, just that I am a 63 year old woman and can;t get out there, so I live my digs through you all!!!!!!!
Congratulations on the jug guys! That hole just keeps on giving! Happy for all of you!! 👍👍👏
Very, very cool!! Now.... you just know what I'm going to say.... COKE HUTCH TIME!!!! Take care, be safe and God bless!
That jug is absolutely amazing. Bessemer is very rare. Bummer that Indian got melted.
Wow man you did not let me down. This video was better than part 1 and loved part 1. I bet you could get atleast 2 more videos out of that hole. Awesome as usual Brandon, thank you so much for letting us be there with you.
What do you figure the age of that whiskey jug might be?
We think right around 1900-1905.
Incredible!!! I wish I could find a good spot like that. Hard work has rewards!!
Outstanding jug Brandon, the Hutches are worth the Cave ins. Hope yall find more, keep those videos coming
Holy Cow!! Absolutely awesome jug! You found some great stuff! Congratulations!! It was so great to meet you again. Looking forward to seeing you and your family next month!
I recently discovered your channel and have been loving it. So much that I started at the beginning to watch all your videos. Thank you for everything you do! Mudlarking, metal detecting, history lessons, saving puppies, crayfish and catfish! ❤
Welcome to the channel and thanks for watching our crazy adventures!
Excellent hunt! ❤️❤️😀❤️ Here, in Montana, the possibilities are seemingly endless. From protected native American sites to dinosaurs, we've got a bit of everything! ❤️😎
We're so excited for Austin and thanks for always bringing great content!
Our pleasure!
Holy SNAP that jug was sweet congratulations and the rest of the bottles are awesome
Gotta love Jugs
Crazy dig!!! I have found some jugs before sadly without anything on them.
That's an awesome jug congratulations Austin on the find !
The story of the Nativity told from a bottle diggers perspective 4:24 😝🍻
Hey Brandon ! I see you do your bedside prayers again, very good, the results are there. Now the shades are not cool my man, you need something different, just a heads up..... Flowers for the Lady of the House and next week you will be finding even more (Dishwashing and housecleaning work too) As always greetz from Europe !!!
Awesome finds guys ! Wow , cool ol glass and stoneware . Thanks for sharing with us .
I see various examples of the same bottle, but from different states? Does this still happen? And if not, is it an opportunity missed by the bottling companies?
that jug was really cool! good job guys
Awesome finds today guys! Can’t wait for Michigan to warm up so I can try this
Sweet bottles y'all 👍🤓👍 awesome finds guys
I found a pit just like this on the wall of a creek. Could I dig around it or no? My guess is no!
The Bessemer jug is an amazing find, Brandon!!! The camel hutch is awesome, too!❤️
That's one sweet jug! Congrats Austin! ♥
Great video. Congratulations on the finds
It’s crazy to think that jug survived the fire and being buried for that long
DID YALL SEE THE POLISH ON THAT JUG AND THAT KIDS SMILE AFTER HE PULLED IT OUT
Awesome jug and hutches, guys. Great dig!
Awesome stuff as usual guys keep up the good work
Great find for Austin! As always I enjoy your videos. Keep on digging!!!
Any idea of the time period of that jug
Always a good dig when a jug shows up!
Great finds thanks for sharing
Jug is awesome !! Great dig !!
I love the warped bottles..!
Heck yeah, congrats on all the sweet finds guys!!
Fun times with a great find.
Good Work Alabama Bottle Mafia. As a Red Blooded American I like jugs too. Can wait to say Howdy next Saturday at the show !
Can't wait
Sweet jug congrats 👏
Austin finding the jug is the earths way of sucking in a newbie. 🤣 I’m sure he will be hooked. If there is one, there just might be 2 or 3 more! Just please be safe out there with all of those cave ins.
Thanks Debbie we absolutely will!
Awesome video guys !!
The jug is priceless! 😊
Congratulations all!
Well done to you all.❤❤❤😂
That jug was too cool!
Awesome jug!👍
What do you do with the melted bottles? I would love to display the severely melted hutch if I had one
We will clean them up and display for sure!
Nice Jug ♥️🗝️ e
Congrats guys!
Great finds!!!
Looks like fun!
Outstanding 👏
What’s it a melted straight side Coca Cola worth? Would love to get one.
Great question I’ve never seen one sold haha!
Congrats for that great jug. I’m as excited as you people!!!👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻
Amazing jug!
Fun, fun times and that jug oh my gosh! No words 😶 great 👍🏻 have wonderful weekend ⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️⭐️💜
Pop's here. Have you thought of using a small solar powered elevator.
Thanks for sharing another great adventure 👍
Our pleasure!
Amazing job for the Tristen!! What a beauty... I love that you all really watch the signs of collapse.. As always, enjoyed your video! Keep on digging
Congrats on that amazing jug!!!! And all the Hutches, I hate it when the flash cracks comes up on the bottles😳😳 Great video!!!!
Thank you for the weekly videos… I look forward to them as it’s clean entertainment. I just moved to Alabama in February and I’ve been searching for creeks to walk with my husband.
Hi dude! I love watching your videos and I’d like to share a story of my family’s bottle places. I live in the Bahamas, off the coast of Florida. There are some of the most unique places I’ve ever seen existed in the world and it’s so unique I’d put the Bahamas at the top 10 best bottle hunting places in the whole world. There is a island called Long Island (no not New York) that has ruins far inland from roads with bucket loads of 1910s -1920s meds, sodas, you name it. In the water to the east side you can dive up 1670s - 1870s bottles in a place close to shore. So many wrecks on the coast too making awesome seaglass for jewelry. Another place that is best for seaglass is a spot up at the northern side of the isle that has bagfuls of blue - turquoise seaglass because of an early wreck. Then we move to the island of Eleuthera. Haven of the first settlements by the British. There is an island called Harbor Island with the town Dunmore town and if you take a boat on a low tide calm day you can dive in the harbor and find 1916 cokes in the hundreds on the bottom and if you keep digging you’ll find some of the most expensive old bottles from the 1700s - 1800s. You go there and on adverted you’ll find 10 1700s - 1800s bottles. A case gin bottle is technically considered common here. Even on the land of Eleuthera you’ll find ruins with bottles. In the capital of Nassau almost every old homes backyard has an old bottle dump. Most of these homes however are in the heart of Nassau. Off Nassau next to the deep water in the water you can find lots of tiny medicine cobalt cork-tops and other essential bottles from the 1920s - 1940s. The Bahamas is a true haven of bottles and I’m glad I live here and that’s why I’m telling you that you need to come here! Just crazy amounts of bottles.
OMG I can't even imagine what I would find it I dug that deep.i figure my farm was some kind of dump...I have found so many bottles intact just below the cerface I have at least 5 sights where I find glass daily
Congratulations on the Amazing finds! I love watching all of your videos.
Love the jug! Can't believe you pulled so many Hutches out. Awesome video!
Incredible finds guys, that jug is just outstanding! It’s always cool to see what y’all are finding, thanks for the video!
I realize your busy but i would really appreciate your advice. I live in Dothan Alabama and i found a Coke that was made here in Dothan. I couldn't find a date on it but it looks to be at least 50 years old. I remember you saying in your videos that bottles made in smaller towns can be worth more because less were made. I can't post pics here but i did post them on your facebook page. Would really appreciate your thoughts on this. Thanks!
WOW
Do you guys ever recycle any of that broken glass? Just wondering?
That's totally awesome! Love those hutches! I have around 12, one is a slick one, but I still love it!
❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️
Incredible! Nice job on the jug! Awesome that it’s still in one piece😁
@9:50, I found one just like that, while bottle hunting. Didn’t know it was a Bennington.
Awesome jug! The warped bottles look insane haha
That was so cool all y’all hollering at same time when he pull jug! Great job guys ! Congrats
Look into mud floods and melted buildings. Much research being done on that today.
Awesome find! That jug is amazing.
Great job on the dig and showing todays kids that digging around in the dirt can be great fun!!
What an amazing find for Austin!!!!!!
Oh I love the digging videos. Thank you
What a find, thanks for another awesome video
New Name Hutchinson Brothers
What a fabulous find for Austin!
That is why we do what we do!
Exactly!!
Glue it together as an oddity
This was a great episode!!
You’re a wonderful
Great video.. the smile on that one young man’s face says it all when he found that jug.. and people ask why we do what we do.. great meeting you at Digstock.
Great meeting you as well!
Awesome finds!
Don't put the pressure on.