Hey, how am i going to blow up this cave?

[diggummup]

curtis, where do we get a bore scope? thanks much. ron


also, as everybody else has said, BE CAREFULL.
take care and be safe. ron

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[maui]

thanks much for the info.
take care and be safe out there. ron

 

[bigscoop]

thanks much for the info.
take care and be safe out there. ron

In this situation I've aways had a fear of trapped gases, the threat that I can't see or smell. Once you get an opening cover it lightly with brush etc., make sure there is air flow and let in vent for at least a couple days. A gas mask would not be overkill. Always think "saftey" first.

 

[AlabamaRelic]

thanks much for the info.
take care and be safe out there. ron

In this situation I've aways had a fear of trapped gases, the threat that I can't see or smell. Once you get an opening cover it lightly with brush etc., make sure there is air flow and let in vent for at least a couple days. A gas mask would not be overkill. Always think "saftey" first.

A gas mask will be worthless in an oxygen deficent atmosphere

 

[truckinbutch]

Flies coming in and out is a good indication of a viable atmosphere .

 

[gemee]

Huh? Still no pics as promised?

 

[SUSQUEHANNA ROOKIE]

TAKE YOUR WIFES CAT AND SHOVE HIM IN THERE>..IF HE DONT COME BACK OUT WHEN CALLED THEN YOU KNOW YOU EITHER HAVE BAD GASES OR BIG SNAKES..!!LOL

 

[chkn]

Yeah, I guess you could suffocate in there, be careful.

 

[ScottC]

Re: Heres a new digging tool that will speed up your digging

Heres a new digging tool that will help speed up your digging.

Its called the BucketDigger at bucketdigger.com, and will be available within the next 2 weeks.

Scott
www.bucketdigger.com

 

[tapoutking]

Skeptical but hopeing.

 

[Curtis]

Hi Maui,

I got my Bore Scope (its made by Rigid) thru MSC the Industrial Tool company ....kind of neat thing to have in caves or holes or places critters maybe in. I have few things a treasure hunter should have in his truck.

My coolest device is an element detector, I can locate any element its programed for(like gold, silver, platnum( and some compounds up to a mile away! Depth to over 2,500 feet thru earth, water, rock, steel, anything...it only locates that element so if you had a gold coin in a 1/2 acre full of cans, pull tabs, nails, or any other junk it will only locate the gold! Very expensive but really collapses the time frames in your search for valuables. I bought it to locate silver mines..found 6 in KY 4 in Ohio and a gold vein in Indiana, plus coins. If you have a good reliable lead and know the treasure is there and cannot locate it with a metal detector send me a PM, we will work something out. Been all over the country with it helping people locate stuff...gold nuggets and placer in California, Gold veins in Georgia, and lots of others. I work on a percentage of the recovered items plus part of the expenses.

 

[Connecticut Sam]

Blow all caves very carefully. Best of luck to you.

 

[maui]

curtis, thanks much for the info.
i am trying to do some research about a place that i find interesting but there is not that much
info. i can find so i will continue to keep looking.
wow, thanks much for the offer and sounds pretty good but i need to find more info. first.
will try and stay in touch with you.
thanks much, take care and be safe out there. ron

 

[Connecticut Sam]

What is the latest news?

 

[maui]

have been moving kind of slow, when i have the time i try to do more research.
take care and be safe out there. ron

 

[Connecticut Sam]

You too. Look out for snakes.

 

[Connecticut Sam]

Use a backhoe. Tell the land owner that you want to dig out caves to kill and eat snakes.

 

[Kentucky Kache]

I don't know how much research you've done on this, but I would keep my good eye peeled for the word "gravel," or "small rocks," etc, as I research. Also, I would look at locations above...below...all around the cave. It's likely that the old man would not have been buried WITH his treasure, but rather, NEAR it.

Safety tip: Leave a "need help" message in a locked location, instructing someone to open it at a certain time (maybe a few hours after you expect to be back home from the digging). If you make it back home safe, no one will ever see the message.

 

[Connecticut Sam]

Blow up all caves very carefully.

 

[NoNeck]

Wow, I just caught up on this hunt and am going to follow along. Hope he is OK and can give us an update soon.