Buried Money in my back yard.

[ivan salis]

dig , dig and dig some more..

 

[BagLady]

One of our neighbors buried about 15k in a mason jar in her yard. 10 or 15 yrs later, she dug it up, only to find the bills ruined, because the metal lid rotted out.
Needless to say, she was devastated.
Anyway, good luck. I agree, dig, dig, dig.

 

[Boatlode]

 

[CincinnatiKid]

How well did you sleep �� last night?
I'm sure your dreams were of buried loot �� on your OWN property!
Tell the wife to chill and you love her.
Tear that turf up!
Ya never know...
Peace ✌

 

[whammy]

When you find all the money they buried in your yard, you can hire somebody to fix it. Good luck on the dig.

 

[bigfoot1]

this is a good time for a gta 2500.anyone in that area with one?

 

[pepperj]

One of our neighbors buried about 15k in a mason jar in her yard. 10 or 15 yrs later, she dug it up, only to find the bills ruined, because the metal lid rotted out.
Needless to say, she was devastated.
Anyway, good luck. I agree, dig, dig, dig.

The new way is a piece of PVC pipe, two end caps, and the cement, it'll be there for the Grandchildren.

 

[T.C.]

Where was it in Eastern Orygun did you say the old house was?? I'm all ears!!

As a kid in a small town in Eastern Oregon I, like a squirrel, used to bury my pop bottle, tooth fairy and other money in our yard so my siblings wouldn't get it. And I promptly forgot where I buried it. Our house is long gone and the yard is an unused pasture for various animals. I'm sure those tiny piles of pennies, nickels and dimes are still buried somewhere in that half acre.

 

[T.C.]

Yeeeaaahhhhbaby!!!! Dats what aum talkin' bout!!!!!

 

[K Zack]

The old Stone Wall would be a Good place to start. Just from the looks of the area I would be digging, I some history there and you said there was also an old house that was tore down now. Oh ya, Dig, Dig, Dig.

 

[Pinball]

If you need one bigger then this one take a look at my avatar It is the bucket from the Big Muskie in Southern Ohio. That is my son in the
picture and he is 6' 3". One scoop and you are done.

 

[Limitool]

I've got a shovel and a lantern we'll wait till he's asleep

It's not him we probably need to "worry" about..... It's Miss otrkid70!!!!!!! See ya at 2:30 am. Just bring shovel and small light and a gag for me if we find something good.

 

[The Aluminum Monster]

That machine wouldn't even fit in my yard lol. If you watched the video you see the stone retaining wall in this area i'm thinking maybe there was a shed? There is soo many targets in that area. There is also tons of surface items. This may be a good spot to start. I'm still waiting for the rainy weather to break.

I'd just be curious to dig everything on my own property, buried treasure or not. It's a history of where you live. One of my favorite finds was found just recently at my mom's farm. An 1835 large cent. Certainly not a rare coin and it isn't worth a lot and it isn't in great shape, but the thought of someone dropping that cent in that spot 180 years ago? A spot that I grew up playing on? Well, it blows my mind to think about. It's a considerably different feeling than finding something in a park or on the beach.

 

[Molewacker]

Dig! What about doing the privy probe trick to locate/size larger targets?

HH & GL

 

[huntsman53]

To be honest, I don't see a lot in the video concerning your' yard to really worry about! There are a lot of bare spots and old bricks in the lower yard that could use some work and I don't see anything in the upper yard grass-wise or much other to worry about since it appears to be the lot for the chickens. Besides, if you dig up the upper yard, the chickens are going to love you for providing them with a lot of protein from the worms you will likely dig up as well. Also, what's up with what appears to be a concrete pad on the back of the house with what appears to be rusted steel plates covering the center sections? I say, dig it all up, fill it back in when done and seed everything with new grass. You can then decide whether to put some bricks back for walkways or not.


Frank

 

[Escape]

Now is probly the right time to put in the in ground pool.

 

[russau]

its been said before and ill say it again, DIG!

 

[Higgy]

The upper yard is no problem at all and yes the chickens would love it. The bottom section is going to be a pain in the ass tearing out the bricks and moving everything. I am going to dig it all though. Why not right?

Dig it and sift it all. No telling what you'll find, and mix the sifted soil with compost and reapply to the lawn. Instant awesomeness!

 

[pkb]

dig

 

[kingskid1611]

Don't Dig! Leave it all as is. Give me your address and I will buy your place and take it all for myself.