Scott, fantastic dig. Love the Dr. Peppers, they are in MINT condition, and apple vinegar jar. The amber Watkins is a Minnesota company still in operation. The hair balsam bottle is cool. Such a variety of embossed bottles, the colbalts and poison were awesome. That was a great little hole. Keep it going.😀👏👍
Scott, another great video. If I were you I would dig that “secret spot” every day until your pretty sure its dug out, because the more you dig it, the greater the chances become of others finding it. Good luck. Ps ignore all the clowns and their stupid comments, I think your years of videos prove you do great work, and provide a great product, keep em coming.
In n.y found a nehi soda like the one in your video like your opinion on the value my nehi is from Columbus Ga bottom design pats mar, 3, 25. Great shape.thanks enjoy your show.
Sweet video! You should start making drinking glasses from your antique soda bottles. A lot of people buy those types of glasses, Adventure Archeology can't keep them in supply and are quite profitable. Just a suggestion. If you're willing to sell one of your McCormick poison bee bottles I'd be interested in purchasing. Take care!!!
@@TobyHidenbushesWhat are you talking about? He made the video how to cut the bottles 5 yrs ago. Other bottle collectors started making there on because of Scott’s video.
Well Toby, you seem to have a lot of negative comments on Southern and he's Video. You're youtube channel must be so fantastic. At least he's having a go. Why not don't watch em, if you have a problem.
I’ve gotten 3 min into this video and the narrating makes me wish i was deaf. I’m going to the adventures in archeology page. Informative and entertaining. You should try to learn some ideas on how to make a successful video.
Do you understand what the word mint means? You use that word way too much. There is no such thing as a bottle that comes out of the ground that is mint. One scratch and it is not mint.
What an amazing variety of Bottles of various ages and styles .
Great going indeed
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Scott, fantastic dig. Love the Dr. Peppers, they are in MINT condition, and apple vinegar jar. The amber Watkins is a Minnesota company still in operation. The hair balsam bottle is cool. Such a variety of embossed bottles, the colbalts and poison were awesome. That was a great little hole. Keep it going.😀👏👍
Good video as usual, nice finds.
Epic dig brother !! Enjoyed the variety of bottles 😀 What a honey hole !! Get it 🐝🐝
Lots of great stuff. Love those bottles with the embossed bee. Great work Scott.
Another awesome day watching my favorite bottle digger on TH-cam!
You hit the jackpot this time, Scott. Nice sodas and beers!❤
Love the Pabst bottles
It looks like lots of nice items to haul out
Scott, another great video.
If I were you I would dig that “secret spot” every day until your pretty sure its dug out, because the more you dig it, the greater the chances become of others finding it. Good luck.
Ps ignore all the clowns and their stupid comments, I think your years of videos prove you do great work, and provide a great product, keep em coming.
@@peterreidy603 obviously you’re not from here lmao we all know about this spot
@@TobyHidenbushesnot the same spot farmer brown.
In n.y found a nehi soda like the one in your video like your opinion on the value my nehi is from Columbus Ga bottom design pats mar, 3, 25. Great shape.thanks enjoy your show.
Enjoy your video
Hell yeah now that's what I'm talking about that's bottle digging I'm going to call you the maypop man some good finds there buddy
Sweet video! You should start making drinking glasses from your antique soda bottles. A lot of people buy those types of glasses, Adventure Archeology can't keep them in supply and are quite profitable. Just a suggestion. If you're willing to sell one of your McCormick poison bee bottles I'd be interested in purchasing. Take care!!!
He doesn’t know how to make them. His shop Is full of broken shit that if he could do it he would.
@@TobyHidenbushesWhat are you talking about? He made the video how to cut the bottles 5 yrs ago. Other bottle collectors started making there on because of Scott’s video.
Do you make Whisky glasses or cups with the bottles missing tops?
Nice!
Scott do you have a bottle book to look rare ones up by chance?
Maybe there was originally two dumps and in the 50-60’s they got pushed up together with a dozer mixing the layers up?
Well Toby, you seem to have a lot of negative comments on Southern and he's Video. You're youtube channel must be so fantastic. At least he's having a go. Why not don't watch em, if you have a problem.
What are great variety looks like you hit your $300 a day Mark two congrats😎
If he got $300 for those bottles I would eat my underwear.
That was a lot of bottles. Great dig.
Toby turn your volume down or off !
those Alabama dumps are poverty. going north might have more bottles.
How many Washington nehi or aqua Dr Pepper from Washington you want? I got buckets
Have a plenty.
Your secret dig spot is not that secret. It’s right by the river in williamston. Lmao
That’s not where he was digging
Fishing for a dig spot hoping he'll correct you by giving away his actual spot eh.
I’ve gotten 3 min into this video and the narrating makes me wish i was deaf. I’m going to the adventures in archeology page. Informative and entertaining. You should try to learn some ideas on how to make a successful video.
Not a fan of him I see.
It's funny when a crank with nothing nice to say announces they are leaving something as if they will be missed
Where are your videos, huh, Mr.Toby? Stop slagging Scott...he knows what he's doing!
Yeah whatever we'll go on then nobody will miss you
Ol Toby seems to be a bit butthurt?
Do you understand what the word mint means? You use that word way too much. There is no such thing as a bottle that comes out of the ground that is mint. One scratch and it is not mint.
Dug bottles can be mint. Get it right.
Who cares, just watch the video.
Hey calm your tits Toby, like the other guy said just watch the video! : )