Exploring abandoned places is one of my favorite forms of treasure hunting. I would love to find an old farm dump dating back to the 1800s. Thanks for taking us on another adventure.
Hi Beau, Families once loved, laughed, fought, worked and played there.... With all the equipment lying around you can almost picture the farmer dropping it off for next time as always at the end of the day and heading into the house to his wife and family. Or maybe that's just me? Peace Charlie 🇬🇧
I love that you explain the things that you see to the best of your knowledge and if you're not sure you ask the viewers to chime in. Tons of exploration videos are just click bait or look at this place, with no explanation of what we are seeing. Please please keep up the good work!
I LOVED this one. You could write a story about this farmhouse. I’ve just watched you almost drown in the last video so this is quite a contrast. When you think how old the house is and how exposed it has been to the elements, and raccoons, it’s remarkably sound. I have learned a great deal from your videos, thankyou🙃🌸😊🌸
also the other big piece with the bigger chain is an old bailer. Imagen that place when it was a working farm ,a beautiful spot. thanks chigg for the journey
Beau that bit of machinery that you didn't know what was and thought it was a planter is a McCormack No7 syclebar mower It can be towed by a tractor or horsee. The piece of metal sticking up in the middle is for the seat. You were facing the front of it.
Hmmm... I seem to remember another such video! There were buzzards in a closet on the upper level.... an overwhelming stench told you that they were near but they managed to scare you good when they flew up at you! Great video! Thanks!
Definitely some pretty early farm equipment. I collect old farm photo's, the older the better. I was drooling over that bunch of stuff. I'd collect the equipment if I had the space, because I just love stuff like that. Thanks for sharing Chigg, even tho seeing abandoned places like that is sad and spooky!
I fell through some steps in an old house in the woods when I was a kid. One foot went through and as soon as my butt hit I went on through. I fell into a closet that was under the steps. At first I wanted to climb back up because all I knew was to go back the way I cams, but I couldn't. I noticed the door and pushed it open. A table and chairs were against it. I was 12 ish and had my 10,22 with me. I didn't tell no one for a while. I was only scratched up.
Anyone else got chigger on the instant notification whenever he post a video ! ? Every time I get the notification I know it’s gonna be a good one ! Keep it up Chigg ! 🔥🔥🔥
Beau, You keep mentioning dead bodies , so I've got a good one for you. Here in Northern Cal, about forty years ago a relative of mine discovered an old abandoned mining cabin that looked suspended in time. The weirdest part of this discovery was that the place still had , meager as it was, pots, pans, dishes, some clothing, stove for heat and cooking, table and chairs with a fully dressed skeleton of a man and woman, sitting straight up in the kitchen chairs. Very Strange, as if they were in the middle of a conversation and took their last breath and stayed in that upright position. This image has been stuck in my head for a good many years, Now it can be stuck in yours. I like to share. : ) Figured you would enjoy this true story.
Another interesting video. I appreciate how good hearted you are for others beings welfare when coming across open wells and cisterns. So many people would be indifferent coming across the same thing.
I am now 65 years old and when I was a boy, there were places all over my home state of Wisconsin much like this one but in the intervening years, abandoned houses and farms have largely disappeared from the landscape as people built modern homes all over our former farm country. Those that still stand are posted so access for exploring is just about nonexistent. Sad, as my grand kids will never experience exploring old places like I did. Time moves on.......
When you went into that attic, I could not stop laughing...thanks Beau I really needed a good laugh! What gets me is you kept staying up there to tell us about your gaggy smell...😂😂😂😂
Lot of people would pay good for that old equipment to put in their front yards. That’s a awesome place. Yeah I say your right on the time of that stuff.
Hey those nettles were perfect for nettle soup. Good old fashioned farm tractors and attachments. Beau one of these days I am gonna find an abandoned home site close to you and stick a plastic halloween skeleton in it somewhere just to get you.
A pretty common reason is because the old couples that lived in these houses pass away, their kids dont want to move back into the house and dont want to sell the land
It's crazy how the first floor is in worse condition than the second floor and the second floor is in worse condition than the attic. Those staircases are pretty sturdy for sitting dormant for all these years. Not bad. I was worried a raccoon was going to hop out of the chimney at you though. Excellent exploration video 👍
That's an old house Chigger it's a blessing you didn't fall through the floor or down the stairs stay good stay blessed and I'll see you on the next one
That was a fine old homestead. In it's day that house was above average. If it weren't for the bad smells you could explore that area a lot longer. 👍 😆
We were taught firefighting if we ever started to fall through a floor to throw our arms straight out at our sides in hopes of being able to grab some of the joists and preventing a fall into the basement. Remember that Chigg as your walk on those floors.
Amazing such history! All those horse drawn tillers and planters go for a bit of money these days either for decoration or off grid living! Great video!☺
Somebody laid every board and nail in that house by hand, thinking about how nice it would be when it’s finally done... now look what it’s become. Entropy always wins in the end
I always enjoy your videos. I love poking around old buildings with you. My big sister remembers when she, Mom and Dad would go for rides. Some of the rural roads had signs "Tractors with lugs prohibited." Being young she thought the signs said "Tractors with legs prohibited." She couldn't picture tractors having legs.
Exactly! That's the machine to which all the teeth and blades he digs up goes to. As well as the other that he grabbed the link on, that I believe cut and raked up hay into rows or piles. I forget the name of it....
Buick, Yep! If he had to lift the bed springs for anything, well you know what he would be saying, right? .... Buick, Bu u-ick, all over himself, that house and the grass outside. You'll never think of that word the same way again, will ya?
That vulture was a Black Vulture, as opposed to the more common Turkey Vulture. The easiest way to tell is the big white spots on the wings (you can see when he spreads them). His head is also black rather than pink.
Just think about the man, woman, family who broke their backs building a home, working a farm over many years. Now abandoned, all that work gone and forgotten. It makes you realize how short life really is. PS. The Chigg is obsessed with dead bodies and bones. Talks about finding them All the time🤷🏽♂️❓
Wow lots of good comments. Watch out for snakes Chigg! Whoever lived there had a good hardworking life probably farming with horses, wresting a living from the land, the way the Amish and others still do today!
Chigg you need to turn up the volume on your videos. The loudest part of your video is the exit song. Other than that great videos keep them coming love to watch them and listen to them.
Exploring abandoned places is one of my favorite forms of treasure hunting. I would love to find an old farm dump dating back to the 1800s. Thanks for taking us on another adventure.
You're not the river garbage man but you are the critter protector. That's two thumbs up ! One for the video and one for your little buddies.
Hi Beau,
Families once loved, laughed, fought, worked and played there....
With all the equipment lying around you can almost picture the farmer dropping it off for next time as always at the end of the day and heading into the house to his wife and family.
Or maybe that's just me?
Peace
Charlie 🇬🇧
@@thesombreroranchero3350 bro lolol... wow😃
I picture it too. I hate seeing these houses left to rot in the middle of nowhere 😢
I grew up in the northern Shenandoah Valley. Your videos make me miss these old places! Keep up the great videos!!!
Wow.. this is the old farm site.. nice old farming equipment..
I love that you explain the things that you see to the best of your knowledge and if you're not sure you ask the viewers to chime in. Tons of exploration videos are just click bait or look at this place, with no explanation of what we are seeing. Please please keep up the good work!
I LOVED this one. You could write a story about this farmhouse. I’ve just watched you almost drown in the last video so this is quite a contrast. When you think how old the house is and how exposed it has been to the elements, and raccoons, it’s remarkably sound. I have learned a great deal from your videos, thankyou🙃🌸😊🌸
Thanks Chigg ! I like that you are so kind to animals!
also the other big piece with the bigger chain is an old bailer. Imagen that place when it was a working farm ,a beautiful spot. thanks chigg for the journey
Beau that bit of machinery that you didn't know what was and thought it was a planter is a McCormack No7 syclebar mower It can be towed by a tractor or horsee. The piece of metal sticking up in the middle is for the seat. You were facing the front of it.
I love the song at the end, lol I sing it randomly throughout the day. Hope your having a good day chigg
Hmmm... I seem to remember another such video! There were buzzards in a closet on the upper level.... an overwhelming stench told you that they were near but they managed to scare you good when they flew up at you! Great video! Thanks!
Definitely some pretty early farm equipment. I collect old farm photo's, the older the better. I was drooling over that bunch of stuff. I'd collect the equipment if I had the space, because I just love stuff like that. Thanks for sharing Chigg, even tho seeing abandoned places like that is sad and spooky!
Tears in my eyes forever and a day these are the farmers that built this country . The chigg brings fond memories.
Sweet find Chigg, thanks for taking us along.
I fell through some steps in an old house in the woods when I was a kid. One foot went through and as soon as my butt hit I went on through. I fell into a closet that was under the steps. At first I wanted to climb back up because all I knew was to go back the way I cams, but I couldn't. I noticed the door and pushed it open. A table and chairs were against it. I was 12 ish and had my 10,22 with me. I didn't tell no one for a while. I was only scratched up.
Anyone else got chigger on the instant notification whenever he post a video ! ? Every time I get the notification I know it’s gonna be a good one ! Keep it up Chigg ! 🔥🔥🔥
Beau, You keep mentioning dead bodies , so I've got a good one for you. Here in Northern Cal, about forty years ago a relative of mine discovered an old abandoned mining cabin that looked suspended in time. The weirdest part of this discovery was that the place still had , meager as it was, pots, pans, dishes, some clothing, stove for heat and cooking, table and chairs with a fully dressed skeleton of a man and woman, sitting straight up in the kitchen chairs. Very Strange, as if they were in the middle of a conversation and took their last breath and stayed in that upright position. This image has been stuck in my head for a good many years, Now it can be stuck in yours. I like to share. : ) Figured you would enjoy this true story.
Maybe carbon monoxide?
Glad you do your best to protect creatures from drowning in open wells/cisterns!
Those nettles (Urtica dioica) are good to eat. Also by the small building at the end is seen the garlic mustard plant also good to eat.
What a great video beau . Gotta love those old houses .
Very nice exploration, Chigg! The old farm equipment is very interesting! Thanks for taking me with you!
Great video. Love watching your stuff. I find it amazing a set up like this gets abandoned.
I know that your going back to that Beau, And see what's under the soil. Can't wait to see MOAR!!
Hey great video Chigger thank for sharing I like them old house places GOD BLESS.
Another interesting video. I appreciate how good hearted you are for others beings welfare when coming across open wells and cisterns. So many people would be indifferent coming across the same thing.
Really is amazing to see old houses and especially Indian artifacts, nice segment, thanks 👍
I am now 65 years old and when I was a boy, there were places all over my home state of Wisconsin much like this one but in the intervening years, abandoned houses and farms have largely disappeared from the landscape as people built modern homes all over our former farm country. Those that still stand are posted so access for exploring is just about nonexistent. Sad, as my grand kids will never experience exploring old places like I did. Time moves on.......
This is great. Love old farm like that.
When you went into that attic, I could not stop laughing...thanks Beau I really needed a good laugh! What gets me is you kept staying up there to tell us about your gaggy smell...😂😂😂😂
Bee bopping around. 🐝
Cool walk Beau, i could almost smell it from here, ;)
Sickle bar mower alert @ 2:30 the strap of steel between the wheels is where the operator sat but the seat is gone.
Thanks for the adventure!
8:10 "Bee" bopping around. I get it! lol
You need to do this more often!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
I would LOVE to join you on an explore one day!!! I live in Savannah, GA but travel a lot for my channel. 🤠🙌 But seriously, I would love to.
Lot of people would pay good for that old equipment to put in their front yards. That’s a awesome place. Yeah I say your right on the time of that stuff.
Hey those nettles were perfect for nettle soup. Good old fashioned farm tractors and attachments. Beau one of these days I am gonna find an abandoned home site close to you and stick a plastic halloween skeleton in it somewhere just to get you.
I love watching your videos. It's like we are walking right behind you.
Mr Chigg ur curiosity gets the better of u lol great explore i love abandoned buildings always stay safe ✌
You get lots of cool abandoned places, they are really hard to find around here.
I've explored many old abandoned houses. I always wonder why the house and property were abandoned.
@@thesombreroranchero3350 - and you know this for a fact? People walk away from sh*t all the time. Doesn't mean they died..
A pretty common reason is because the old couples that lived in these houses pass away, their kids dont want to move back into the house and dont want to sell the land
Third time I played this because I have been cleaning and had no chance to watch it yet!! Sweet!!
Great spot
.now that's untouched.. first.time.i seen a canon Axl abov ground
Hey at like the 12:30 mark as you approach the barn. What’s the large creature that leaps out of the left side and runs?
It's a buzzard.
It's crazy how the first floor is in worse condition than the second floor and the second floor is in worse condition than the attic.
Those staircases are pretty sturdy for sitting dormant for all these years. Not bad. I was worried a raccoon was going to hop out of the chimney at you though.
Excellent exploration video 👍
That's an old house Chigger it's a blessing you didn't fall through the floor or down the stairs stay good stay blessed and I'll see you on the next one
Unusual to not see you in water or in a tight hole going underground..nice find though..bet it was a nice place in its time too 😀
At 15:25 in the tree I thought that was someones head in the tree! Yikes freaking creepy
That was a fine old homestead. In it's day that house was above average. If it weren't for the bad smells you could explore that area a lot longer. 👍 😆
You're right about the asbestos in the siding.
No way I would of ventured up those stairs, I agree that place was a bit creepy. Thanks for sharing with us, and as always: Be Safe and HH mt friend.
Thanks so much buddy that really made my day👍
Chigg is my favorite 21st century explorer
Thank you
The oyster shells, are’nt they from the ancient oceans? I would find them all over inland in NJ.
We were taught firefighting if we ever started to fall through a floor to throw our arms straight out at our sides in hopes of being able to grab some of the joists and preventing a fall into the basement. Remember that Chigg as your walk on those floors.
That was really neat. Thanks.
Amazing such history! All those horse drawn tillers and planters go for a bit of money these days either for decoration or off grid living! Great video!☺
Mr..... you are best in making videos... falling in love with your content❤️
Respect from small TH-camr❤️
B-bopping bees lol - nice one Chigg :)
Wheel driven hay cutter at 2:35 is my guess. I'd love to have all that steel to forge and rework into yard art.
Hey chig thank you for the video I really enjoyed it
:10 what kind of mushrooms !!! ( magical ) !!! 😕
Somebody laid every board and nail in that house by hand, thinking about how nice it would be when it’s finally done... now look what it’s become. Entropy always wins in the end
Beau, thanks for taking me into places I would love to go but can't.
I always enjoy your videos. I love poking around old buildings with you. My big sister remembers when she, Mom and Dad would go for rides. Some of the rural roads had signs "Tractors with lugs prohibited." Being young she thought the signs said "Tractors with legs prohibited." She couldn't picture tractors having legs.
Be careful Beau! If walls and old equipment could tell a story!!! Cool place! I love when you adventure out like that!
I always wonder... What happened, why did they leave, where did they go?
A lot of times it was ran out of money or their livestock or crops died out
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Most of the time the old couples that own these places die, their kids dont want to live in the house but also dont want to sell the land.
Yo Chigg thanks for sharing this video 👌👍
A lot of farms had no heir that wanted to cultivate the land. Often they were consolidated into larger corporate farms and the houses abandoned.
If ruins could talk. They stories they’d tell. Cool video sir.
@ 13:20 I think u missed a pointed rock, its greenish. Looks interesting!!!
Time to brew some coffee and watch a new episode from the Chigg. :)
Scary but very cool find.
Chig it’s a Horse drawn sickle bar mower for cutting hay, 2:31 probably a McCormick Deering
Exactly! That's the machine to which all the teeth and blades he digs up goes to. As well as the other that he grabbed the link on, that I believe cut and raked up hay into rows or piles. I forget the name of it....
Cool old place
My boss owns a old farm. The only old structure is a house from the 1800s. For being as old as it is it’s held up well but it’s starting to collapse.
Love exploring like that! Keep 'em coming.
Cool find. Good video
I could see more of these types of vids!
You missed that Mason jar full of buffalo nickels under that bed springs in the attic!😀
Buick, Yep! If he had to lift the bed springs for anything, well you know what he would be saying, right? .... Buick, Bu u-ick, all over himself, that house and the grass outside. You'll never think of that word the same way again, will ya?
@@MerAngel12121 😂
good scrap metal there nice
The chains on the machine in 3:19 look like the ones on hay elevators that make the bales of hay move
Your exactly right that was a type of planter
Thank god we don't have smell o vison.
Could use a few of those siding shingles for my house...
Chig I’m ready for river hunts. Come on warm weather
That vulture was a Black Vulture, as opposed to the more common Turkey Vulture. The easiest way to tell is the big white spots on the wings (you can see when he spreads them). His head is also black rather than pink.
Just think about the man, woman, family who broke their backs building a home, working a farm over many years. Now abandoned, all that work gone and forgotten. It makes you realize how short life really is. PS. The Chigg is obsessed with dead bodies and bones. Talks about finding them All the time🤷🏽♂️❓
He does find them all the time. It’s just one of those things.
I always have the exact same thought looking at old abandoned places like this, very sad
Tractors had steel wheels up to the 1940's, so that equipment could be any time from 1900-1940 or so
Sweet site.
Love your videos. Trucking in midwest. Have you ever seen ghost. When out exploring
Dang chigg you better metal detect that area real good buddy
Wow lots of good comments. Watch out for snakes Chigg! Whoever lived there had a good hardworking life probably farming with horses, wresting a living from the land, the way the Amish and others still do today!
Great video, thank you for sharing. Happy Hunting Everyone.
Awesomeness
Chigg you need to turn up the volume on your videos. The loudest part of your video is the exit song. Other than that great videos keep them coming love to watch them and listen to them.