Recovering a Lost Cache Buried Two Years Ago
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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 7 ม.ค. 2018
- Scorching summers and some cold winters, and two 500 yr. floods later it is recovered.
I buried two of them several months apart....still can't remember where the second one is, or what is inside it.
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Btw this video is fake. Do you see how loosely packed the soil is around it..? According to him two 500 year floods came through there.. no way that soil was that loosely packed. Even in a year.. total fake. You sir are a fraud and I welcome the next ice age and natural selection.. you are called out.. there is no time date stamp on your video to prove when you dug it up, nor date codes on the food you buried that really collaborates your bs...
IF you know what you were talking about, you would know that different soils react differently. Soil around here is mostly organic, and doesn't pack down at all. To have it packed down like the sand in your play sandbox, clay or other material would have to be imported. The clay or sand here may be five or six feet down. Yep, two 500 year floods, about one month apart. Thanks for sharing your genius! You're awesome!
@@SurvivalTheory Thanks man I know I'm awesome. I think you lost the rest of your Smirnoff in your sand box, or neighbors back yard. But I again thanks for the compliments..
@@latinoclint You're welcome.
The hole is full of roots. Doesn’t look fake to me at all. Great vid man 👍🏼
I agree with Cdouglas on a previous video of yours i watched it showed what was in both of the caches and these contents arent the same as the video before and you used black duct tape to seal them not blue tape as for the peanut butter the were 3 little snack packs had a bottle water in it
I like this test vid. One thing I may do is just put the cache in a burlap bag or some extra piece of fabric and toss in a couple of silica packets for additional moisture control. Glad the cache worked out for ya!!
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The obvious when storing cans in a potentially damp or wet environment is to label the cans with a waterproof marker... unless you like a surprise diner... ;-)
I would have thrown in a can opener. I suppose you could open them with your knife but how do you know you'll have a knife in a SHTF senario where you need your buried cache. Maybe throw in a cheap can opener in each buried cache that you have can goods in it. You can get them for like a dollar I believe.
Army surplus has the tiny openers for about 50 cents. Good idea to include a can opener! Of course, I could just rub the top with a rough rock or concrete. Thanks for the view and comment!
@ I always mispronounce it ever since I was young and met a guy that made the painted envelopes with first run stamps. (Cachet)
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I also add fire making helpers in every container with a lighter
might as well include a cheap pocket knife that has a can opener, then at least you have a blade and a couple extra tools too
The real important fact is you sir ARE an idiot.. please no one follow this person. Be smart and live .. read my other two posts if he don't delete them. Charlie Daniels a Country boy will survive.. pray for him. He will need it in the next ice age, apocalypse.. and I hope I'm there to watch him flounder..
Maybe a good idea to put something on top of the container like a tile or something not usually burried in the forest/woodland. Possibly even a small plastic container set under the piece of tile so it makes a hollow sound when poked with the wire tool...
Dollar store plate . If you really feel like it you could clean it and use as a plate or if it's broken it'll be a nice stress relief to just shatter the fuckin thing. Hahaha
you can lay something over the top of it in its hole, like a piece of plywood or dense plastic, that'll prevent the probe from puncturing it without adding anything to the complexity of the cache.
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Thats how chunky peanut butter is made in a pinch
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Fixin to do this today . . . Without the lost it part lol
Great video.
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This is proof that even a small cache can be valuable. Life sustaining stuff in there. I would only add some water, but pretty good.
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I would think storing water itself is a bad idea. Store 1 bottle, yes, so if you dig the thing up and are dying of thirst, you have an immediate drink. Then store empty containers, bags, maybe, and waterpurification tablets.
@@larrystuder6378 I agree with not storing too much water. However, I did dig up a 4 year old cache with water in it, and the bottled water was fresh as new. So I will continue to add water bottles in all my caches.
The commentary at the end lol I know exactly how you feel. Good stuff buddy
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Since the last video where you assembled the caches, I keep looking for containers I can reuse around work and home. I was considering 2 gallon plastic buckets with a lid, but your "probing" accident changed my mind. Maybe a new, empty metal paint can, I'll paint it green or something. Or bag it up, i can use it as a container for boiling water.
Good idea. Advantage of plastic is no rust, but no worries on the metal if you check it once a yearish. Seal that metal container well! Thanks for watching and commenting!
Jonathan Severt man, get yourself a 5 gallon plastic bucket and buy a Gamma Seal lid, put a bag a Mylar bag is best but even a garbage bag is good. Put your stuff in, add a few Silica Gel packs (or an oxygen absorber for ultimate security) seal the bag, screw on your lid and there you go. Easy and resealable. Just bury it deeper than this guy did. Preferably a couple of feet down, but that’s up to you.
Lost cashe? Obtain GPS coordinates. Open phone; copy first coordinates as a phone number; copy second coordinates farther down the contact list... label each of them with a company business phone number...
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but in a EMP event, the phone is useless. Good video though. Thanks.
@@Conservchick Thanks for watching!
@@Conservchick True, plus phones in general get broken and lost. So get one of those 'old school' alphabetized address notebooks and do the same thing by hand. Gunna's idea is a clever one though, just on paper is maybe more reliable.
Great info thanks , but I suggest a bigger cache container more canned food and dried food , vacuum seal everything separately, and a knife and can opener , then fork and spoon ! Cover it with a board and pop can , to find with a metal detector 😉
That reminds me, it's almost time too check on that. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Hey really enjoy all ur uploads
Thnks 4 sharing ur thoughts & ideas
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Thanks for the video...food for thought!
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Love all your videos! Did you ever find the other cache you list?
I've got a couple of cache vids coming up...one where I try to locate a lost one due to bulldozers. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Love your videos man. I am a big fan! You are doing great work. Never give up! To be honest, I wouldnt just store some cans in it. I would throw also a cheap knife, some matches, some paracord. You could also choose more flat cans and not those cylindrical cans, to have more space for more stuff...
Aye this is. Must be.. a tutorial. I love this vid..
Several tree knocks during your digging! Might be some interesting things in those woods!
Ain't no tellin... Thanks for watching and commenting!
Squatches.....
Pretty cool!
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used peanut butter and opened raisins in a cashe lmfao
... and yet they were as good as the day packed. Thanks for watching and commenting !
It's a test. I would eat it in a heartbeat.
Could you imagine if someone else dug that cache up expecting gold or treasure and they find half a jar of peanut butter instead 😂
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If they were starving.... it would be gold to them.
Why do people think that food is going to go bad if it is in a airtight/watertight container? He could have directly stuck a can of beans in the soil and it would be fine after two years.
Nice vid! Cap a pvc pipe filled with your stash and continue using your probe,
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I remember watching the video when you buried that.
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Because of you I have green apples on me . You get what I'm saying ?
@@miguelboricuapatientlongsu1855 no
RIT Green . I DID 😜 IT RIGHT I SEE YOU AND YOU ARE GONE.
You are out there doing it and passing along important info . As far as anyone saying you are mispronouncing "Cache" -> "Cash" & "Cash ay " are both correct . The word cache' is typically European and specifically French language .
My GPS is typically accurate within 3 meters , but I recommend getting fluent in the use of map and compass which will get me close enough to a cache to get my bearings . I use reflective tacks the size of a thumbtack above the ground and above any anticipated snow . They won't be noticed by people in daylight , but they shine nicely at night with a flashlight when stuck in a tree and they reflect for years . Run a string between 2 trees , measure the half way distance and go straight down to a stone covered in leaf litter directly over the cache .
Your probe obviously didn't hurt the peanut butter and the container is still usable for collecting water . Great video my friend and Respect sent .
Thank you!
Better should include some survival kits
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Could one of those RFID readers be useful when the container has a RFID card in it ??
One thing I noticed that was conspicuously missing, a can opener!!!!!
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knife serves as can opener.
Most cans now have their own opener to avoid having to carry a can opener.
Multi tool.....
Anything with peanutbutter or nuts and high acidity can go bad after a couple yrs. Try freeze dried meals. I have a question? , are your caches based on you already have your bug out gear and they are resupply? Or are they intended to give you your needed gear? That is my dilemma for a cache. I think i will cache the 10 C's of survival and a couple mountain house meals
It's both really, but tending towards resupply. Thanks for the view and comment!
Metal detector, gps, copious written notes, there are many ways to find your goods next time.
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So I will assume being in the south no frost or freezing where I live 30 inches is getting below freeze line in winter.
The freeze line is the underside of the leaves here. Sometimes the frost line will dip about one inch into the soil, but that is rare. Thanks for watching and commenting!
He's in TX. Not a freezing state.
Nice
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Awesome! Thank you!
Why would you put/place, already opened peanut butter in a buried cache.?
Well you learn a good lesson remember next time to turn the plastic container upside down when you bury it so you don’t go through the lid boom boom
You don't bury containers upside down or there it's a much higher chance water will get inside the lip. Gravity is your friend or enemy depending on your wisdom.
Brilliant idea !! Then ya only poke a hole in the bottom !!! Y didn't i
think of that??
🤣😅😆😄😛😜🤪
Ever stash one up in a tree ??
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Sardines, taste good, I guess lol
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lol that was the best part of the video lol
Thanks for sharing. I was concerned for your safety when you decided to eat the sardines not sure if you punctured it or if it was there before. There is a rule for that, when in doubt, throw it out. Botulism is a serious, often fatal organism found in improperly canned food. It is odorless and tasteless. any can that has been compromised should be discarded for safety. You are very important to us I wouldn't want something to endanger your health. By now, you have probably decided to make yourself a little map next time. Otherwise, you are awesome. keep up the good work.
Sardines and I are good friends...except the ones canned in China. They taste like toxic waste. Thanks for the concern, view, and comment!
This video was interesting but could have been way shorter. Why wasn't there peanut butter on your prodding stick? Thanks for uploading. Liked and subbed
Believe it or not it's actually pronounced,
Cash or cashes.
Yes, but I will always pronounce it like the first issue stamp envelopes. Thanks for the view and comment!
Can survive !
God bless Texas
Thoughts on on old school ways of finding once hidden ?
Memory? Nope, that didn't work. GPS coordinates? Thanks for viewing and commenting!
@@SurvivalTheory if not memory or some way marking or identification if shtf will gps work
gps will still work if the satellites are up and running, and your device has power. I marked my new caches with familiar objects that would be rubble or uninteresting to others.
Stick an orange bicycle flag over the cashe
@@captseamus No, then you're giving too good of a signal to others.
Like most of your food cache. No water and pot, so how are you preparing the spaghetti?
Hopefully I have with me some tools and supplies when I uncover a cache. Caches are good for reloading supplies that you use up as time progresses, such as food, ammo, water, etc... Yeah, they can also be used as an equipment, tool, or gear backup, but this was just a food cache.
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Survival Theory Personally you have given me something to think about re. stashing supplies for those 'rainy days'. A great idea and again, glad I bumped into you. JT.
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You could cook the noodles in one of those cans after you eat the fruit.
Smoke de pot then eat de spaghetti dry!! LOL,😇 ohhhh You were talking bout a cookn pot !!! Sorry,, my bad !! LOL !!! 💕👍..
I'd still eat the peanut butter
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Heck yeah! Without a thought.
Sounds like you have a serious infestation of Squatches who are desperately trying to get your attention.... 😳
Great video! I would've licked the PB off the end of that prodding stick SO fast. 🤣
Excellent video! ❤ I had to watch it a few times to debunk your trolls.
Using a metal detector may help you find your lost cache.
you a marine?
Only an air force brat. Thanks for watching and commenting!
P38... buy one!
The P38 Lightning? Out of my price range!
p38 is a can opener.
@@sourmash5715 ha, yes..but, the air force enthusiast in me says otherwise!
P 51 is bigger & better
don't know what's inside........................................................................................................................................................
Who would put opened goods esp acidic canned fruits and an opened acidic bag of unsealed "dried" fruit into a long storage cache? Those cranberries could develop botulism. I dont understand the huge mayonnaise jar as a storage container or storing an opened jar of peanut butter. I dont think that stuff was in the ground esp ground that had been flooded for two years.
Who would? I would...they were perfectly fine and delicious. Flooding doesn't affect the interior of the container unless it leaks. Thanks for watching and commenting!
You can easily see him pulling fresh tree saplings out of the ground. It's not fake.
The ground did not look fluffed up. It had rained on layers in those leaves.
@@redfaux74 That reminds me, I've got another one that I need to check on...same kind of container, two years in the ground after two floods also.
@@SurvivalTheory - Make a video of it. I love your stuff! I look forward to it!
Hate to be picky but the word “cache”, is pronounced like “ cash”, just a heads up, Shalom!
Yep. I always think of the first run stamp envelopes when I think of the word, so I pronounce it wrong. Thanks for watching and commenting!
Cash Shay sounds... Well, gay and preppy
We are preppy but that's it.
@@klownmittenz8715 i just call mine a
"Stash"
Forgot where you buried your cashe?
Still don't know where that lost one is… Thanks for the view and comment!
Fake tho..
I call bullshit on this video! If you placed an opened and half used jar of peanut butter in that jug under ground for 2 years in would be rancid.
I disagree, i had an opened at least 5 year old jar of peanut butter i ate once because i couldn't afford food and that's all i had. It was totally fine, it tasted kinda stale, but not bad at all and i didn't get sick.
I've eaten opened PB after 3 years past the date. No big deal. No noticeable diff.
i mix some honey in with mine
Is it just me, or am I wrong. If you bury a survivor cache, you better document it better than with more than two Smirnoff bottles. Btw, two five hundred year floods won't affect where you buried it . That happend way before you threw down your Smirnoff.. you couldn't remember where it was because you were "probably" drinking when you burried it. Not saying you were but you did Mark it with two beer bottles. In my mind, and heart the song " A country boy can survive".. you sir, with all DUE respect don't strike me as the type who survive . Just my opinion though.. if an ice age hit.. you would be frozen wandering around the woods looking for beer bottles.. natural selection I suppose. I mean NO other markings aside from two beer bottles.. dude, you definitely wouldn't make it. God bless selective nature. I hope if you if have kids and a faimly, you teach them better than this crap. A REAL survivalist would laugh at you as they walked away and you,.. well you know.. be smart about videos you post. Educate yourself before you show the rest of the public who can't survive if the gas pump won't work or their surfboard won't float, seriously.. learn to hunt, fish, track and trap. Learn about vegeitation in the area you will be in BEFORE you bury stuff marked with two beer bottles. Love all the camo gear and gloves,. And then your city shoes.. lmfao...city slicker for sure. This guy will get you and anyone following him killed. Educate yourself people. Before , and just in case shit goes down.. this guy isn't the one to save anyone.. he will be the first to go. But nature has it ways of taking out the stupid..
You are a genius! Thank you for setting the record straight.
Cdogass.... You've left a lot of comments on a video you don't like. You lonely?
Maybe you should get a job, get out of mommies basement and play in the yard.
Reporting this as misleading.. Because it's total bull
I'm reporting you as a meth head.
Go away Hazel