A Digger Dave solo dig for a couple hours at the Jug Dump on a pretty spring April afternoonâŚno great finds, but another day Iâm thankful to Jesus to be alive and able to dig
33 thoughts on “Short Afternoon Solo Dig At The Jug Dump”
Hello Beelers. I have dug in my area extensively, and have yet to find a fully intact bottle (darn it). I am always amazed when you dig up a âslickâ or other common bottle, and just pass over them as theyâre no big deal, where I would be jumping up and down in the air with excitement. I even get excited when I find large piles of glass and artifacts! I keep praying for a day when I can find a cache of bottles. I donât see ever losing my excitement over an artifact I dig up. God bless and keep you digging.
Good afternoon Dave tell Shelle hi n ur Grandkids n Paul . Not that bad Dave u found something something's better than nothing right Dave . Bless u all n ur Family's n Friends n animals n Loved One's …. đđ
Hey Dave, Hello from MD. Always love your videos, especially the privy digs. Hope you find a bucket lister here soon. Always appreciate your knowledge about bottles etc.
Its scary and dangerous digging around all those trees by yourself, last year Me Miner was out rockhunting by himself and a tree fell on him and broke his back. He is still recovering actually but still sneaking out by himself…. The hand should be made into a bracelet display for taking pictures once it is cut and sanded, you should use it, I know I would! đ Great video loved the Bunny too you found quite a few bottles your spoiled from all the massive finds there, but once its all dug the meager diggings will be normal again!
Hi Dave MB is Marion Bros glass co. Out of Indiana. Mc Neil &Libby is the Forerunner of the Libby food co. Have you ever found the Edison battery oil bottles? I've found them here in New Mexico. I always enjoy your videos so much well May God continue to bless you and your family!
Another blessed dig. Any day we can get up and enjoy the outdoors and do what we enjoy is a great day. Hope to see the rest of the family out digging with you next time. đ
Hey Dave, Nice to see you out there digging. Unfortunately chores come first. Glad you were able to find a few treasures. Why is it the the castoria bottles always survive but the others don't. I was surprised to see that the Mason jar survived being at the very bottom. I'd like to purchase some things that you dug up during the video so I check on EBay and they're not there. Do you list everything ? Or how would be the best way to get in touch with you? Take care. Also I'm looking for certain bottles would you be the person to find out if you have them?
Good âtrashy zoneâ. Love it, And I like it better when youâre able to have the camera in the hole. I donât remember you guys digging that close to the water. I thought you were digging a grid. You need to start marking where youâve dug. Canât wait for the next vid but Dave, take care of yourself. Listen to your body. Shelly has to be part of the next dig!
Dave, it was nice you took a break from yard work to take us on another digging adventure. We continue to enjoy your bottle knowledge. The bunny was so cute and curious about what you were doing. Very nice bottles, loved the jug and dish. We spent the weekend in Redwing Mn at a 1870âs farm house. Jim Parry from Backroads Metal detecting joined us. It rained most of the time, but is was fun. Miss seeing Shelley and Paul, say Hi to them from us. Take care and God Bless. Pat and Pam.
Yay!! A Beeler & Co video. Lol, on the âCoâ there that can be who ever you want on that digging day. Lol You sounded defeated at the end of your video. Thinking you were throwing anything up on the window sill so youâd have something to show us. Well, Iâm just speaking for myself, but I enjoyed spending the day with you in the sunshine. Enjoyed the bunnyâŚ. Hey, soâŚ. What kind of price would you put on my list (if Shelley doesnât want my list first). Lol. I loved the big bowl you found, the hand, and that pile of gears from the alarm clock (I think thatâs what you said)⌠I liked the chamber pot lid too. Hey, your bunny got me wonderingâŚ. Have you seen the squirrel that loves the tree in your yard yet since Spring is here? I keep watching for him but no luck seeing him yet. Lol Well, thanks for the dig! It was fun to watch since I donât get too far out in nature anymore. Lol. I can pretend this way. You guys all take care!! Bless you all.
I found a lot of those twist necks in amber here, then finally the whole fifth with a blank slugplate, right next to a common Crown Distilleries squat 5th. Though unembossed it's one of my best dug whiskies. They probably had a local paper label 130 y/ago. Libbey McNeill & Libbey operated pineapple plantations here. There is a Libbyville, Maui. Some streets have those names. Since 1959 all streets must have Hawaiian language names. That's a great jug. My Mom was all about Country style in the '80s, and we had a few around. I dug a Hunyadi Janos in 2019, and have a bought one with 85% paper label.
Do you ever worry about snakes, spider's or fire ants. Also caving in on you? Keep digging your heart out, enjoy watching. What state do you reside in.
What do you do with unwanted glass etc. Do you recycle with local companies or use crushed for gravel, or meltdowns. Seems silly to throw back in the hole
By watching u dig, Iâve learned a lot about bottles and have thought of making a collection of green ones. What would be a good not too expensive start? Never thought bottles could be so interesting and beautiful!
Hey buddy Solo Dig Today , be safe i dont have to tell you thst my Friend , still good digging weather here in the 60s for high temps , but the hest is on its way im sure n those pesky sketters , your digging right in the sun , never gets old digging does it đ ⌠almost looks like a privy dig ,have the same Dr Jaynes Cool , waskiley little wabbit lol , nice looking jug brother , still a fun time ty for your hard wrk my brother !!! Cu in the next video , God Be with you n your Family !!!
Hello from New York you found some amazing finds my favorite definitely was the Jug and the Two Hair tonic Bottles Thank you for bringing me along with you I can't wait to see what you guy's find next đ đ
Hello Beelers. I have dug in my area extensively, and have yet to find a fully intact bottle (darn it). I am always amazed when you dig up a âslickâ or other common bottle, and just pass over them as theyâre no big deal, where I would be jumping up and down in the air with excitement. I even get excited when I find large piles of glass and artifacts! I keep praying for a day when I can find a cache of bottles. I donât see ever losing my excitement over an artifact I dig up. God bless and keep you digging.
Sure wish i could dig way too many rocks thay filled in a dump where i live but haven't come any bottles when iam digging flower beds lol
Great video enjoyed
Good afternoon Dave tell Shelle hi n ur Grandkids n Paul . Not that bad Dave u found something something's better than nothing right Dave . Bless u all n ur Family's n Friends n animals n Loved One's …. đđ
Hey Dave, Hello from MD. Always love your videos, especially the privy digs. Hope you find a bucket lister here soon. Always appreciate your knowledge about bottles etc.
I liked that "Highly unembossed" Lol!!
Its scary and dangerous digging around all those trees by yourself, last year Me Miner was out rockhunting by himself and a tree fell on him and broke his back. He is still recovering actually but still sneaking out by himself…. The hand should be made into a bracelet display for taking pictures once it is cut and sanded, you should use it, I know I would! đ Great video loved the Bunny too you found quite a few bottles your spoiled from all the massive finds there, but once its all dug the meager diggings will be normal again!
Still some great finds!!! The battery thing intact was super cool! Can't wait for the next video!!!!!
I enjoyed the dig. curious what you do with all the broken bottle pieces? Trying to collect old glass for Hobby.
Hi Dave MB is Marion Bros glass co. Out of Indiana. Mc Neil &Libby is the Forerunner of the Libby food co. Have you ever found the Edison battery oil bottles? I've found them here in New Mexico. I always enjoy your videos so much well May God continue to bless you and your family!
Another blessed dig. Any day we can get up and enjoy the outdoors and do what we enjoy is a great day. Hope to see the rest of the family out digging with you next time. đ
Hey Dave,
Nice to see you out there digging. Unfortunately chores come first. Glad you were able to find a few treasures. Why is it the the castoria bottles always survive but the others don't. I was surprised to see that the Mason jar survived being at the very bottom. I'd like to purchase some things that you dug up during the video so I check on EBay and they're not there. Do you list everything ? Or how would be the best way to get in touch with you? Take care. Also I'm looking for certain bottles would you be the person to find out if you have them?
Note: nothing made caster oil better. My grandpa wanted us to have it for every ailment. So no matter how sick I felt, I was fine when he was around.
Good video Dave, & Thanks for the mushroom hunt, haven't found any here.đđ
When you guys come to PA, I'm in Franklin!!! Come dig with me!!!!
Must be putting off good vibes for a rabbit to let you get that close. Animals knowâŚ.
Good âtrashy zoneâ. Love it, And I like it better when youâre able to have the camera in the hole. I donât remember you guys digging that close to the water. I thought you were digging a grid. You need to start marking where youâve dug.
Canât wait for the next vid but Dave, take care of yourself. Listen to your body. Shelly has to be part of the next dig!
Dave, it was nice you took a break from yard work to take us on another digging adventure. We continue to enjoy your bottle knowledge. The bunny was so cute and curious about what you were doing. Very nice bottles, loved the jug and dish. We spent the weekend in Redwing Mn at a 1870âs farm house. Jim Parry from Backroads Metal detecting joined us. It rained most of the time, but is was fun. Miss seeing Shelley and Paul, say Hi to them from us. Take care and God Bless. Pat and Pam.
I enjoyed your video and have a great Day.
Yay!! A Beeler & Co video. Lol, on the âCoâ there that can be who ever you want on that digging day. Lol
You sounded defeated at the end of your video. Thinking you were throwing anything up on the window sill so youâd have something to show us. Well, Iâm just speaking for myself, but I enjoyed spending the day with you in the sunshine. Enjoyed the bunnyâŚ. Hey, soâŚ. What kind of price would you put on my list (if Shelley doesnât want my list first). Lol. I loved the big bowl you found, the hand, and that pile of gears from the alarm clock (I think thatâs what you said)⌠I liked the chamber pot lid too. Hey, your bunny got me wonderingâŚ. Have you seen the squirrel that loves the tree in your yard yet since Spring is here? I keep watching for him but no luck seeing him yet. Lol Well, thanks for the dig! It was fun to watch since I donât get too far out in nature anymore. Lol. I can pretend this way. You guys all take care!! Bless you all.
That white door knob with the cracked C on it. I found one that looks just like it dang near. How cool…
I found a lot of those twist necks in amber here, then finally the whole fifth with a blank slugplate, right next to a common Crown Distilleries squat 5th. Though unembossed it's one of my best dug whiskies. They probably had a local paper label 130 y/ago. Libbey McNeill & Libbey operated pineapple plantations here. There is a Libbyville, Maui. Some streets have those names. Since 1959 all streets must have Hawaiian language names. That's a great jug. My Mom was all about Country style in the '80s, and we had a few around. I dug a Hunyadi Janos in 2019, and have a bought one with 85% paper label.
Do you ever worry about snakes, spider's or fire ants. Also caving in on you? Keep digging your heart out, enjoy watching. What state do you reside in.
What do you do with unwanted glass etc. Do you recycle with local companies or use crushed for gravel, or meltdowns. Seems silly to throw back in the hole
By watching u dig, Iâve learned a lot about bottles and have thought of making a collection of green ones. What would be a good not too expensive start? Never thought bottles could be so interesting and beautiful!
Hey buddy Solo Dig Today , be safe i dont have to tell you thst my Friend , still good digging weather here in the 60s for high temps , but the hest is on its way im sure n those pesky sketters , your digging right in the sun , never gets old digging does it đ ⌠almost looks like a privy dig ,have the same Dr Jaynes Cool , waskiley little wabbit lol , nice looking jug brother , still a fun time ty for your hard wrk my brother !!! Cu in the next video , God Be with you n your Family !!!
Thanks for sharing, guys… always enjoyableđđâ
Hey great dig ! Itâs always good when your finding history that has been forgotten! Thank you for sharing this video with us
Hello from New York you found some amazing finds my favorite definitely was the Jug and the Two Hair tonic Bottles Thank you for bringing me along with you I can't wait to see what you guy's find next đ đ
Much respect love your channel I'm definitely a supporter love the videos
Thank so much for sharing. Hope you are all well. Praying for you.
Oh man would love that broken stand with the hand on it. You guys selling that?
Hello Dave and Shelly I really enjoy your videos.God bless you both.