I'm a plumber and I used to go to repossessed houses/businesses etc for the bank to shut off the water in properties unbelievable some of the stuff I came across I just wish they had iPhones then because ppl would have loved some of the places I came across
That house does look trashed, but they still had a lot of stuff! I never understand why kids stuff is left behind unless it's things they have grown out of.
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This house made me think of every country song about divorce."He Stopped Loving Her Today" by George Jones kept going thru my head for this one...behind every broken marriage-Playboy and Mountain Dew!
I recently helped a friend of mine renovate a apartment who got evicted and left so much stuff behind. Tossed everything. I found pics of the family, baby wrist bands from the hospital, photos of babies, little knitted hats for the newborns, things like that. Why would you not want to take things like that or save them in a tote or album? There treasures!! It was just sad.
means one of two things, either the guy lived like that as in the place looks trashed, or it was ran-sacked years ago and there is nothing of vaule left
Just a suggestion to make the videos better, slow your roll. We don't see things the way you do in person so walking slower & panning slower would be most helpful to the viewer at home. It's always a good idea to NOT open the fridge in abandoned homes. The smell & pathogens released is not worth the look. Just sayin... Can't believe how much stuff is in this house! Looks like they had possible hoarding issues.
Those totes sell for $15 each they are pretty tough too they fit perfectly on the back of my trailer hitch platform made by hitch haul one side is a 45 gallon tote the other a 60 quart wheeled igloo ice chest.
You didn't notice that giant spider in the corner of the stairs when you picked up the mountain dew and also you didn't notice the amount of things floating in that mountain dew 😂😂
Hey hey look at 6:56-7:01 theres a long white piece of board ??? or something leading to that back door watch the end closet to the camera it moves up & down twice there something under it. What makes it even creepier is theres a baby dolls head under there too, lol - never a dull moment. Great Video Hunter!!!
I don't understand, can you give a little bit of background? People who divorce do not just abandon everything. They just divide things and each of them takes their part. In this case, they left their whole life behind, it's just strange. Did they die or something?
SpaceCowboy it appears there may have been some hoarding issues going on here. Instead of dealing with the mass amounts of stuff, they just cut their losses (don't know for sure cuz I don't know these people. Just an observation)
If only every divorce was nice and neat like that. Sometimes there's domestic violence or other situations where people have to get out quickly and in between having a dysfunctional home to begin with and having to rush and grab what you can, the house ends up like this.
Great exploration! I would have loved to see a close up of the ticket on the floor around 1:45 or the height markers on the doorway around 3:11, but I am sure it is difficult to see all of these things when you are in the thick of it. Keep up the great work and stay safe!😊
judging by the bathroom with the labels on the sink and toilet the house is bank owned they just never got their stuff they probably got locked out by the bank i have seen it many times
In an abandoned house like this, full of stuff, I might see what they got and see if I want anything to sell or keep too, why not, it's just sitting there anyway.
They left behind pictures- I always find it interesting to see the pictures of the people that might have lived there. I understand that there was a lot there but the pace was too fast. Look for dates of last occupancy and focus on a few of the items like the guitar and the metal toys- just my 2 cents as a guy who likes to watch urban exploration vids
New subscriber here :-) Loving the vids and it's people like you who motivated me to do the same! So now, I'm always on the look out for abandoned homes!! lol Keep up the good work!
where is this house? do you know if they would like to sell it pretty cheap because it really needs cleaned up. who do you contract about trying to buy it?
Refrigerators are always gross aren't they? All in all it doesn't look to bad structure wise. Divorces are or can be really ugly. Looks like this one was. Wow!
I had mine cleaned lout best I could & would had salvaged it myself. they went into my private blissfully adoption...so I got out of there yet they still leave me with worse offenders than what I had. my house is still being argued about & someone else living there. By now I don't want it, rather compensation for they have destroyed great things.
There is a house in my home town, the forest is taking it back, just left as a monument to pain and betrayal. Someone pays the taxes on it though so it just devolves. It has always really bothered me.
You know how when you need spare change you look in the cracks of your couch or recliner? Check out this Couch at 5:38 heres the scene 1 of its cushions is setting up and next to it a framed picture - *Look at the small area between both of them in the crack of the couch at 5:38* see the glowing eyes peak out then disappear huh creepy or what. Go wide screen or slow down speed if it helps. have fun!
That was a pretty nice little tour. I spotted several things of potential value. Depending on which model it is, that Minolta camera could be worth somewhere north of $200. The Tonka tractor, $5- $15. That cast iron tractor is probably worth at least $100. I didn't get too good of a look, but that chest of drawers in the upstairs bedroom looked to be late 19th century (possibly older). It appeared to be made of quarter sawn Red Oak. That head and footboard right inside the cellar door looked to be Red Oak, as well. It also looks to be mid-late 19th century. This house definitely has the potential to be a nice home again with a proper reno and update. There's probably a lot of "buried treasure" amongst the piles of debris.
Hey, we're just responding to questions asked by the owner of the video. Don't get your panties in a wad. It's abandoned property. Some items deserve to be rescued before a bunch of tweakers go in with ball bats and smash them to pieces. It's not theft. It's preservation. Especially with this new trend called "Smash Urbex".
dude - In a one dimensional world, you're absolutely right. However, it takes a deeper, more comprehensive outlook to be able to see past the superficial. Especially with vintage items and structures. Plus, as I mentioned earlier, there's this whole tweaker/smash urbex trend to contend with.
Downhomesunset sometimes mysteries are left unsolved. you see an abandoned property with everything left behind, abandoned towns left to die, you wouldn't be curious? it's not about private lives, it's about finding answers, looking for clues, learning about people, or lives that were destroyed by unexplainable events. doesn't it intrigue your curiosity? Instead of saying stupid shit, listen to the video, watch what's going on, and maybe you'd understand why people explore abandoned places. You may learn something.
Ok its 14:48 just stop/pause the tape this is what Hunter sees, after spending however long going thru trash (even though there might be some treasures there :o[ )negotiating corridors- He must now make his way back thru a tough terrain , this is an explorers path one which never ends just changes direction. Till next time my friend Happy trails to you everybody sing and hit that freakin' like button !!! lmao
TIM CAMERON there's a house near me that the owners still own but don't live in because the hoarding got so bad they just bought a new house people always going through it thinking it's abandoned
By the looks of the basement I can already tell that these people we're filthy Hoarders. I hate to clean that house out. I'm sure it will just get bulldoze down
Looks like a wolf spider web. Or a huntsman spiders web they are very common in abandoned or uncared for homes. Both are usually harmless but will scare the hell out of anyone disturbing their beloved homes if you put your hand in it. Neither will bite but they will display and their fangs look scary.
Could tell family ignored impending foreclosure notices to pack up and vacate.So when Sheriff's came to padlock the place everything got locked in.🔐He was in construction,in the great recession he had no work.When incomes disappear more divorces happen looking to me most everything left behind.Sad😢
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As much as I love going to abandoned places I still get scared to approaching them - nice video
I'm a plumber and I used to go to repossessed houses/businesses etc for the bank to shut off the water in properties unbelievable some of the stuff I came across I just wish they had iPhones then because ppl would have loved some of the places I came across
can you imagine scrolling through videos and find someone exploring your old home?
It's sad to see someones family that fell apart.
Many treasures. The tool box, there was an electric guitar. Man! Too many cool things gone to waste.
That house does look trashed, but they still had a lot of stuff! I never understand why kids stuff is left behind unless it's things they have grown out of.
New subscriber, love your videos. This one makes me want to declutter anything from my home lol. Like seeing the old stuff from the past too!
+Julie Hughes omg thank u glad to have u!
New subscriber and loving your 'journeys'!!! Thank you for allowing us to take a 'walk through time' with you! Please stay safe and know we're with you in 'spirit'. Loving Hugs!!!
This house made me think of every country song about divorce."He Stopped Loving Her Today" by George Jones kept going thru my head for this one...behind every broken marriage-Playboy and Mountain Dew!
Kelli Cox 🎶"they placed a wreath upon his door..soon they'll carry him away...he stopped loving her today." 🎶
I would venture a guess and say it's a foreclosure. People tend to take very basic items and leave everything else.
"I disagree sometimes they have no way to get their stuff,Everything is not that simple!!!"
Hunter you are one of the best. Great video, Thanks for the tour.
+heywood62 THANK U SO MUCH!
I recently helped a friend of mine renovate a apartment who got evicted and left so much stuff behind. Tossed everything. I found pics of the family, baby wrist bands from the hospital, photos of babies, little knitted hats for the newborns, things like that. Why would you not want to take things like that or save them in a tote or album? There treasures!! It was just sad.
I had a cold chill as you was leaving out of the basement
means one of two things, either the guy lived like that as in the place looks trashed, or it was ran-sacked years ago and there is nothing of vaule left
Just a suggestion to make the videos better, slow your roll. We don't see things the way you do in person so walking slower & panning slower would be most helpful to the viewer at home. It's always a good idea to NOT open the fridge in abandoned homes. The smell & pathogens released is not worth the look. Just sayin...
Can't believe how much stuff is in this house! Looks like they had possible hoarding issues.
ya i got bdizzy a couple times lol
Hey I got a Minolta camera exactly like that one on the floor it still takes awesome pictures. Pretty nice quality.
I love your videos so much! I always rewatch them. I hope you decide to come back one day.
Not much in the basement? You totally skipped the tool box. Tools cost money.
Loved the white nativity scene and the white Christmas tree. Nice yard deco.
Can you go back and get me that Twilight DVD?
Those totes sell for $15 each they are pretty tough too they fit perfectly on the back of my trailer hitch platform made by hitch haul one side is a 45 gallon tote the other a 60 quart wheeled igloo ice chest.
Thanks for taking me along, I enjoyed the adventure except for the basement . Spooky for sure.
Great video as always. That was a big house. Must have been nice at one time.
"Debris Surfing", that's the shit man, LMAO. Love the vid, keep the great explores coming!!
You didn't notice that giant spider in the corner of the stairs when you picked up the mountain dew and also you didn't notice the amount of things floating in that mountain dew 😂😂
lol i wonder if anyones house you went through watched any of your videos lol
Good to have you back! I was wondering if you were going to start posting again. :)
+Ok111Computer Thank u!!
"So Sad,Children were in the middle,Sooo much stuff left behind,Looks like it was violent!!!"
Very dysfunctional at best.
Those Spider Webs Though... Be careful you might have unwanted friend tag along for uninvited ride....
Lots o stuff!! Thanks Hunter!!
Hey hey look at 6:56-7:01 theres a long white piece of board ??? or something leading to that back door watch the end closet to the camera it moves up & down twice there something under it. What makes it even creepier is theres a baby dolls head under there too, lol - never a dull moment. Great Video Hunter!!!
I don't understand, can you give a little bit of background? People who divorce do not just abandon everything. They just divide things and each of them takes their part. In this case, they left their whole life behind, it's just strange. Did they die or something?
SpaceCowboy, that is exactly what I was thinking.
SpaceCowboy it appears there may have been some hoarding issues going on here. Instead of dealing with the mass amounts of stuff, they just cut their losses (don't know for sure cuz I don't know these people. Just an observation)
If only every divorce was nice and neat like that. Sometimes there's domestic violence or other situations where people have to get out quickly and in between having a dysfunctional home to begin with and having to rush and grab what you can, the house ends up like this.
There's no way divorce is the cause of the abandonment, Divorces sell the property and divide the $$$ received. Someone shit the bed I say.
Wow practically a full house, bet that food doesn't smell to good 😷 love the old camera. Great find 👌🏼
Great exploration! I would have loved to see a close up of the ticket on the floor around 1:45 or the height markers on the doorway around 3:11, but I am sure it is difficult to see all of these things when you are in the thick of it. Keep up the great work and stay safe!😊
That basement made me feel uncomfortable.
That's how my mom and dad got are house it was a a divorce sale the guys wife cheated on him with her bose. Good video happy your back.
Best title EVER!
+Wonder Hussy Thank you! Glad u still watch, tgabs again hussy!!!
Oh god Suzy School Girl spoke
house full a stuff , I think the tool box is the treasure
Lomas Shaun I wish he would have looked in the toolbox!
+diggin'it v lol sry but it looked cleaned out! Thanks tho!
I believe they just leave it all their for a virtual law , rules.
I thought that some people could have made good use of much of that stuff. It is a shame that one person does without while the other just wastes.
Tool box could be worth 10000s
judging by the bathroom with the labels on the sink and toilet the house is bank owned they just never got their stuff they probably got locked out by the bank i have seen it many times
Great video mate, I reckon this is gonna get big views :)
"I think this situation ended very Bad,Domestic Violence for one,No Mother would leave all her babies stuff behind,Something was real wrong here!!!"
6:34 That spider said: "Web? I'm building a mansion, bitches!" LMAO!!
I think most fridges in these places are always gross. :) Have you found anything interesting in them before?
In an abandoned house like this, full of stuff, I might see what they got and see if I want anything to sell or keep too, why not, it's just sitting there anyway.
that was a hoarders house holy cow
You find the best places lol when I saw the old camera it hurt me heart to see it left there !
They left behind pictures- I always find it interesting to see the pictures of the people that might have lived there. I understand that there was a lot there but the pace was too fast. Look for dates of last occupancy and focus on a few of the items like the guitar and the metal toys- just my 2 cents as a guy who likes to watch urban exploration vids
New subscriber here :-) Loving the vids and it's people like you who motivated me to do the same! So now, I'm always on the look out for abandoned homes!! lol Keep up the good work!
Always open the fridge on the way out
where is this house? do you know if they would like to sell it pretty cheap because it really needs cleaned up. who do you contract about trying to buy it?
Refrigerators are always gross aren't they? All in all it doesn't look to bad structure wise. Divorces are or can be really ugly. Looks like this one was. Wow!
You know what it looks like? The wife left with the kids suddenly. Left everything behind just to get out. Very sad.
Looks like they were hoarders too. Wow that's a lot of stuff.
Another great vid hunter
I had mine cleaned lout best I could & would had salvaged it myself. they went into my private blissfully adoption...so I got out of there yet they still leave me with worse offenders than what I had. my house is still being argued about & someone else living there.
By now I don't want it, rather compensation for they have destroyed great things.
There is a house in my home town, the forest is taking it back, just left as a monument to pain and betrayal. Someone pays the taxes on it though so it just devolves. It has always really bothered me.
That lego avengers poster came out in 2012
Great video lots of mess inside this house.
nice 48 Hat by the Mountain Dew battles Jimmie Johnson rules!
"A divorce can be real nasty,To much of a hurry to leave or thrown out,Pray their were no children in the middle of it,Looks awful!!!"So Sad!!!"
where in ohio is this? spotted a buckeye necklace at the beginning.
Another awesome video!
I had probably the nastiest most bitter divorce from a narcissist family and neither of us left our stuff behind.
There is a guitar in the room 9:30 or so missed it I wanted to see what it was ..Fender Strat.
Yer me too.
looked more like a video game controller
Plot twist, this is actually his house.
+Lord Krythic u got me!!
You know how when you need spare change you look in the cracks of your couch or recliner? Check out this Couch at 5:38 heres the scene 1 of its cushions is setting up and next to it a framed picture - *Look at the small area between both of them in the crack of the couch at 5:38* see the glowing eyes peak out then disappear huh creepy or what. Go wide screen or slow down speed if it helps. have fun!
how did they get so much trash and crap in that house ?
The red cast iron tractor! Want to say those are collectibles..
Nicole cope I totally agree those are worth $$$
I worked at Playboy 16 years. Those issues are worth good money.
Where is Hunter and are you going to post new videos?
another awesome find!
I don't get how people leave a home in such a mess..The first house is kind of creepy.
Wow that is a lot of stuff! Might have been hoarders ;) great video hunter! :)
Where did you go? I miss your videos
So sad divorce.. I wouldn't know personally but I know a few been thru the d word
No you know he took those playboy magazines.. lol 😏
That was a pretty nice little tour. I spotted several things of potential value. Depending on which model it is, that Minolta camera could be worth somewhere north of $200. The Tonka tractor, $5- $15. That cast iron tractor is probably worth at least $100. I didn't get too good of a look, but that chest of drawers in the upstairs bedroom looked to be late 19th century (possibly older). It appeared to be made of quarter sawn Red Oak. That head and footboard right inside the cellar door looked to be Red Oak, as well. It also looks to be mid-late 19th century. This house definitely has the potential to be a nice home again with a proper reno and update. There's probably a lot of "buried treasure" amongst the piles of debris.
this kind of comments i do not like because it is potential bate for people to steal .... i hope someone won't write location also ..
Hey, we're just responding to questions asked by the owner of the video. Don't get your panties in a wad. It's abandoned property. Some items deserve to be rescued before a bunch of tweakers go in with ball bats and smash them to pieces. It's not theft. It's preservation. Especially with this new trend called "Smash Urbex".
Preservation my ass. Easy money you mean.
dude - In a one dimensional world, you're absolutely right. However, it takes a deeper, more comprehensive outlook to be able to see past the superficial. Especially with vintage items and structures. Plus, as I mentioned earlier, there's this whole tweaker/smash urbex trend to contend with.
At 13:13mins I saw a vintage Halloween bucket on the floor
when was this abandoned? sometime between 08 and maybe 011...
sounds fun ! thanks
WERE THEY lottery winners that left everything for NICER STUFF?
It would be nice if folks would stop checking refridgerators and wondering when the shitter was used last.
around 9:36, when you pan around the room, it looks like there's a laptop on the bed. I would have checked it out. looks new enough.
Downhomesunset
sometimes mysteries are left unsolved. you see an abandoned property with everything left behind, abandoned towns left to die, you wouldn't be curious?
it's not about private lives, it's about finding answers, looking for clues, learning about people, or lives that were destroyed by unexplainable events.
doesn't it intrigue your curiosity? Instead of saying stupid shit, listen to the video, watch what's going on, and maybe you'd understand why people explore abandoned places. You may learn something.
Ok its 14:48 just stop/pause the tape this is what Hunter sees, after spending however long going thru trash (even though there might be some treasures there :o[ )negotiating corridors- He must now make his way back thru a tough terrain , this is an explorers path one which never ends just changes direction. Till next time my friend Happy trails to you everybody sing and hit that freakin' like button !!! lmao
judging by the twilight dvd it couldnt have been abandoned that long ago but there's massive cobwebs saying otherwise.
hoarders sometimes its easier to just leave it behind you.
TIM CAMERON there's a house near me that the owners still own but don't live in because the hoarding got so bad they just bought a new house people always going through it thinking it's abandoned
Looks like a hoarders house
How did you come to find out it was a product of divorce? Just wondering.
I dont understand how people can just up and leave everything and in such a mess.
Why do people always look in the fridge?? lol You know its going to be nasty.
what happens to those abandoned houses? Does the Govt take them all back?
EndofUSA No a Bank does. Banks in tbe Us of A own EVERYTHING just about. Unless you fail to pay property tax then the guv owns it.
It makes me feel sad to see a kid's toys get left behind. It is a part of them they never forget. Bad enough there's a divorce and then a double loss.
By the looks of the basement I can already tell that these people we're filthy Hoarders. I hate to clean that house out. I'm sure it will just get bulldoze down
great video 😊
Scary basement!! Yikes
+Lauri Carpenter had a very a scary/creepy vibe!
what state is that s in?
Cast iron toy tractors are worth some money!!!!
Omg! That giant spider Web...I bet it's a pretty large arachnid who built it! 😨
+ZippyDooda Day I feel like he had lots of time to build his castle ha
Looks like a wolf spider web. Or a huntsman spiders web they are very common in abandoned or uncared for homes. Both are usually harmless but will scare the hell out of anyone disturbing their beloved homes if you put your hand in it. Neither will bite but they will display and their fangs look scary.
great video
Could tell family ignored impending foreclosure notices to pack up and vacate.So when Sheriff's came to padlock the place everything got locked in.🔐He was in construction,in the great recession he had no work.When incomes disappear more divorces happen looking to me most everything left behind.Sad😢
i loved the playboy magazine
That toolbox is worth about a grand