Real Civil War Military Weapons Found Magnet Fishing!!!
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- Real Civil War Military Weapons Found Magnet Fishing!!! Today I went magnet fishing in an old canal and found real Civil War military weapons!
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i love when your videos are this long.🥰
Bru I didn't even see the BOM
Will you ever post a video of what some of these items look like after you have cleaned them?
He has done one or two videos of him cleaning stuff up but I wish he’d do a lot more of them.
@@craigcampbell1843 seven, actually
@@wojciechkaliszuk7145 ok?
Ok lol
The Fisher has a channel that cleans all these items that he keeps I think it’s called the fishers restoration check it out I hope that’s the right word for it😁 I hope I was able to help you slide gamer👍🏼
No one can replace the fisher
Mr Fisher, my magent came and i am using it to save the world from pollution and littering 😃
One of the comments had said it could not be a caltrop as Wisconsin had no involvement in the war, so I researched it out of curiosity and found this.
What did Wisconsin do during the Civil War?
With the outbreak of the American Civil War, the northwestern state of Wisconsin raised 91,379 soldiers for the Union Army, organized into 53 infantry regiments, 4 cavalry regiments, a company of Berdan's sharpshooters, 13 light artillery batteries and 1 unit of heavy artillery. So maybe this factory at one time made these for that reason
Would make sense. There may have even been an older small iron working factory there before the machining shop was built years after the war.
Thanks for that research. 👍🏼
That is so awesome, I never knew that, see we do learn something new everyday!!😍
That is so interesting! Thanks for that history gem😊
Or in that time having a large abundance of them, the soldiers would get board an toss hoof spikes into the creek for shits and giggles.
Seeing how common they probably were back then.
You're going to need a heavy duty cart for all that stuff! I have to admit, you find some of the strangest looking pieces.😳
The drill bits made for drilling in concrete cement 👍❤️💥👌
I wonder how many fish you hit when the magnet it’s the water
I’m sure you know that 2nd hole on the beer can was not for “sharing” but for air. I lived in an era before the pop tops, in an area where beer was the cocktail of choice. Everyone had a can opener with them…lots of can opener key chains or hanging from the rear view mirror. I’m still laughing at the metal “cookie”! 😆 Thanks Tyler! ☝🏽
We used to call the can opener's a Church Key
@@producedan 😆
@@producedan I still have a couple, and some John Wayne's
Never seen someone so excited about a big ass washer or “ring” or whatever lol
Love to watch you and Alex magnet fish. You just never know what you will bring up. Kind of like opening gifts at Christmas.
I love how excited you guys get whenever you fish up stuff. It's great.
I wonder if you are sometimes worried of finding anything that might be irradiated, especially if its near old factories or where factories used to be?
Perhaps is a good idea to have some sort of radiation meter with you. I mean, the likelyhood of something being dangerous is small, but its just a thought. There have been stories of people bringing in a piece of metal that "looked cool" only to end up being irradiated and making people sick.
I'd love to see what this stuff looks like after they've been hosed off and cleaned.
the gear looking thing with rubber "teeth" is from a corn planter, it goes around and drops one kernel of corn at a time.
I have really injoyed your video today as all ways keep on making them 👍. you are most interesting magnet fishing 🎣
So glad that these finds are making their way to a museum.
hi, love your videos ,what your pulling out of water are remains of the paper manufacture machinery and some of the hand tools used to keep them running,the two short round pieces are journals with keyways machined in them, also bearing races and oil seals,you could probably find a thousand more files if you wanted to! makes me laugh,and glad i retired as a roll maker lol keep the videos coming dude!
At 5 minutes, it's an old radiator cap off of an old car. The ones where the cap was on the outside of the engine hood. That's why it's chrome, so it wouldn't rust!
true butt it could be stainless also even the model t fords had stainless.
@@donjeep6800 Thanks, your probably right, I didn't think of that. Thanks Don!!
At around 10 minutes that's a smoke grenade
It's a gas cap. Late 1950s through the 1960s even early 70s
@@roberttaylor7719 maybe
The calthrops are used too take burrs off of metal castings.
So many great finds!! A few more days like that and you will have a truck payment! 😂😂😂 thanks for another great video.
The cut-outs grooves are dirt / grease channels to prevent the rotary shaft from locking up.
You have hit the jackpot. What a awesome place to magnet fish. Great Job to both of you.
You always make me chuckle. Your "share" can top, with two holes....In the olden days LOL when we had to use an opener, church key to get into the can, if you didn't put the second hole in, it wouldn't come out of the can to drink. Needed the second hole on th opposite side to make it easier to drink. I am not old enough, however to remember the horse prods, but, I have seen a lot of church key, poptop soda and beer cans. LOL Another great video.
Loved the longer video!
You found some great heavier weight items... CASH MONEY!! 🤑
NICE HUNT GREAT TO CLEAN UP THEM WATER WAY'S !? HOPEFULLY ALL IS WELL THEY HAVING A GOOD SAFE WEEKEND KEEP FROSTY AND WITCH YOUR 6 !?🙋🏼♂️Ⓜ️🤗
Dang yall!!!!!! Soooooooooo much fun!! Thanks!!!!!
A very good Wednesday afternoon to you all in the USA from Wellington Somerset in the UK
A very good morning to you sir! 😊
And a cheery good morning to you, honey, from Southern California.
After discussing it with the wife we've decided to pick up my first magnet and there's a few places I know for a fact that will reveal plenty of goodies! Thank you so much for giving me the inspiration to start a new hobby and as usual thanks for a great positive video!
Good luck out there! 😊 thank you for watching 🙏
Hello there Stephen Jackson I just read your comment that you left eight months ago. Can you tell us how it’s going with your magnet fishing with the wife, I’m super curious. Have a very very nice day to both of you, and lots of luck in magnet fishing🍀🍀🍀🍀🙋🏼♀🇨🇦
You guys have sure hit a gold mine spot. Your wagon is so full. I enjoy watching your videos.
The rings with metal on one side rubber on the other are seals for shafts. Check out civil war sites, they have the caltrops on them. They were also used to debur iron pieces. Exploring Alabama finds them alot.
Thank you for making my day. You guy's can build a robot lol with all those pieces you found. That was pretty cool 😎. I really hope you go back to that spot again. Really enjoyed the video. Until next time stay safe and always have 😊
With all that metal stuff you find, you could weld together some art 😉
Love watching your videos. Can’t wait for the cold weather to go away. Am hungry for many days of magnet fishing. 👏🏻👏🏻
I feel a 2022 machine show marathon coming on! It could be it's own mini series.
I always ♥ love your videos. Crazy and cool 😎 finds
I know I am not the average woman. I love all the gears you guys find. And most of the mystery pieces you find! Cool stuff!
I love the things you find
Wonderful finds. I am interested in learning about the stars. Have a Wonderful Day.
Dang that was a good one this time found all kinds of neat stuff
I look forward to the fisher videos every week
Those jacks looking things are a pretty amazing find. Would love to see them all cleaned up
You should try going in the kayak and using your underwater fish camera attached to a pole so you have better control. With the huge piece you've been finding I'm thinking that the actual manufacturing machines ended up in the water. Some of those big pieces look like machine housing to me. The solid cubes, rectangles and cylinders look like bar stock. I wonder if there's a way for you to be able to test the metal to figure out what it is made of. You should talk to someone from the local historical society. They might be able to tell you what the company manufactured. I believe that some people would tie a rope or string to their six pack of beer and put it in the water to chill it. Could be a few lost six packs that you could be finding. The one's that are buried in the mud and silt are the best preserved because they haven't been in oxygen environment that decomposes the metal. ❤️ Thanks for the videos I love watching.
Wow what a fantastic trip, thank you for sharing with us
I am seeing these Caltrops selling for $300-$500 each! Nice find!
Nice ... those are some solid finds for the scrap yard run
Very interesting guys…not sure if mentioned, but I had noticed some caltrops on the internet selling for $400-$500 each …congratulations
Woa, seriously? 😳
You are a god and I love your content
A lot of those pieces look like they came off of Civil War cannons
Was there a boat factor around there and or maybe you can look up and let ppl know what factors used to be around the areas you mag fish at
Looked up caltrop, galtrop, cheval trap, many different names used in battle to slow down horses, war elephants, camels, chariots, desined in a way that when they threw them onto the field a sharp end would always be sticking up. This is same design police use to slow down a car, very interesting, learned something new everytime I watch your videos
Yeah, shame it was only the animals that suffered.
Sorry it is not caltrops. This was used for milling metal.
@@keepgoing1973 why replying to me, reply to the Fisher, my reply is only the encyclopedia description of a caltrop and other various names
The 2 round items look like a rear main crankshaft seal and a front crankshaft seal from a large engine. The round thing that Alex found looks like a large thermostat for an engine as well.
Imagine all the crawdads and fish that could have stepped on those caltrops if you guys hadn’t come along.
Tyler found real civil war military weapons!, wow can’t wait to watch this video I’m just coming in now enjoy yourselves everyone can’t wait to see this👍🏼👍🏼
Fantastic finds Tyler. You can also take those war pieces to the military. They may want them for their museum. You both had amazing finds. You should bring your kayak there. Then you wouldn't be fighting with the rocks lol. Have a great day my friend ❤😊
I never heard of a caltrop before watching your videos. I'd love to see a video of you guys going to the museum with your finds. 💗😎👍
This is a classic. Great interesting vid.
The drill bit is for drilling Concrete. That place was ROCKING some "Heavy Metal" Great finds, make the scrape yard weights heavier for sure.
I could listen to Tylerisms all day! ❤❤❤
You definitely win on the commentary bit. "Here's the old shingy shang." 🤣🤣🤣 (or, whatever, you get it lol) Literally what I would say ahahhahahah
Tyler, That's my favorite thing about magnet fishing too! :) You just never know what your going to find :) I love your area because of the thing's that you discover underwater that's been hidden for year's.... Someday... someday... You'll find me in your area Magnet Fishing :) (Well, that's my dream :) )
I from Wisconsin and you always got me trying to figure out were you are in the vids. One time you were At a spot very close to my house
Keep 'em coming! 😍👏
Good job Tyler. Great video
Great video. Thanks 😊
Seeing this video gave me an idea for a shirt, A pictur of your cart full and under it, "Mangnet fish till the wheels fall off" . LOL
"Woah, what's this you guys"
"Oh, it's the old sumthan"
That was funny man
Awesome fun interesting finds. Its a return spot for sure. 👍👍👍👍
could the factory have been dumping stuff onto the middle of the frozen river so would sink when ice melted? The Civil War caltrops - what state were you fishing in?
It's insane how much was dumped in this poor river.
He is in Illinoi
That is actually an interesting theory. Would explain how some of the heavier pieces got out there. If that's the case then there is no telling what larger objects could be in there.
@@angelikasheffield2259 Oshkosh, Wisconsin
Always a pleasure to see your video s I could say your one of the reasons I haven't finished my work but I don't have a boss take care
So the silver cap Alex found most likely a radiator cap of some type
Is this a re-upload or am I experiencing deja vu? At any rate, it's good to see it again!!!!!
Wow can't wait for the next trip to this treasure trove of historical finds. I love to hear about the factory if you research it. You both found files. Love the video 😍
I’m digging all the cool finds y’all are pulling up, and also like the beard!!!
Somebody would love to have the Steele blocks for forging .
Awesome video. Such curious looking finds.
Filled up your wagon. Good job.
You found the weirdest pieces this trip...btw...when we gonna see some fishing 🎣 lures?? Lol
This is definitely the longest stretch of magnet 🎣 that hasn't produced a lure
❤ I have watched your channel for quite some time, but it amazes me how many I haven’t seen. One that I saw today made me realize how Wisconsin you are! Only in Wisconsin do we say I’m so warm and yet it’s 30°. We all say it. Love your videos!!❤
That drill bit you found looks like a cement drill.
Crazy the amount of civil war relics you guys found.
I'd say a Caltrop is exactly what those are.
I really needed your pep today, thank you. 🇨🇦🤗🐘🍁
When I mentioned you on UK Northants magnet fishing a lot of people said they follow you as a favorite as well. A few had met you as well. Keep doing what your doing, having fun. That's why we watch you.
Awesome Video i really enjoyed. Thank you for what you are doing.
I’m surprised that you didn’t find any beer cans on this side!
an your videos are so much fun 😃.
Not to mention educational at times through comments on some items. Keep up the great, fun work 👍
Most of what you're pulling up is either scrap stock, tool holders and old machining fixtures. Most of which is all going to be tool steel unless its obviously cast. The mystery rings, are shaft seals. The rubber part keeps oil from passing through to places you dont want it
Love the channel, Perhaps they manufactured those horse things right there. I bet they were used in other wars and maybe were manufactured there.
Love the videos
Oh look a can top with two holes "for sharing" 🤣🤣🤣🤣 hilarious to hear you guys kidding with each other. Both of you make great content!
Two holes made it pour easier.
@@user-ct1dp1ur2t I know 🙂
That curve reminds me of something!🐎🌻✌️
Do you combine your friends finds with yours when you cash it in?
I do!
I wonder what they smell like after a afternoon of magnet fishing in that smelly river.
Definite he-man activity.
Hope you have a great day
You do look like yall having lots of fun oh Yeah
Great finds, to hit the mother load on the other side of the old factory that use to be there
"Jackpot City"...I love it!
The canister looking items are more than likely weights. If you know any blacksmiths I am sure that they would be interested in those pieces of solid steel. They could make something big pieces out of those
At 12:18 he acts like a ninja 🥷
The 2 hole can tops are from back b4 1970's. We had to use Church key, pop 2 holes 1 to drink from the other so we didn't drown cause of airflow. That 4th caltrop was a full size, not worn down like the others, or it was a different model, prob utilized for different purposes. You really should wash off those steel billets (big chunkers) cause Blacksmiths would prob be very interested in that Antique steel, you could prob get better return as opposed to scrapping it. Most of those you are pulling up are definitely from a machine shop which was using a large metal lathe to manufacture parts for many different uses. Those bottle thing looks like a pin of some type for something or maybe a spacer for some part of their manufacturing process.
This was exciting. I couldn’t wait to see what you’d find next . Next time you’ll probably find the triangle piece lol. Those jack like thing’s that you call caltrops are wicked looking. I just keep thinking about the horse or even person that might step on them . Dam that had to be so painful. Can’t wait to see what else you find from here. Take care. 🧲🧲🧲🧲🥰🥰🥰🥰💯💯💯💯💯
I know it'd be far more common in less-developed countries, but... Have you ever accidentally pulled up something radioactive? Like an orphan source? Most radioactive elements look like plain ol' lumps of metal until your stomach decides to invert itself and your bones liquefy from the inside out. Might not be common enough of a risk where you are to warrant getting a geiger counter, but ya never know. They used to paint watch faces and glaze pottery with some pretty nasty stuff back in the day. If there were ever factories using radioactive elements in your area, it might be worth nicking a simple geiger counter for your escapades. The more dangerous radioactive orphan sources you could run into are the Co 40 pellets from radiotherapy machines, but those are pretty heavily regulated. If anything, checking for radioactive traits in the stuff you dredge up would just be for funsies.
... my parents met at Hanford in th 50s... go figure...🙏
The 'ol mystery piece baby!
Cash Money!