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Treasure Hunting In Subdivision POND! (Interesting Finds)

Treasure Hunting In Subdivision POND! (Interesting Finds)

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In this video I hunt for lost treasure in a subdivision pond Guest: Sub'd and liked. BIG QUESTION. I was certified for diving 3 decades ago and although I haven't been in years due to my age and lack of time. UHG! I recall having to have a dive flag on a buoy or boat. I don't see that any of you have a buoy with a flag to keep you from being ran over when surfacing. I have seen boats go right over the top. Then I see you got hassled for NOT wearing the vest you WERE wearing. lol and I thought why a ticket for that yet not one for the lack of a divers flag? Can anyone shed some light on that?
Date: 2020-05-16

Comments and reviews: 9


I've really come to enjoy yalls videos. You guys are truly an inspiration with everything you guys do, most people would find things and keep it for themselves but yall make it a mission to return the items which is awesome, but never the less thank you for everything you guys do to clean our environment keep posting the vids and I'll keep dropping the likes!
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NO to split hairs, lol, however I would bet that it is more likely copper sulfate than blue die'. It is a common additive for those that want their pond to look clear rather than have it covered in algae that blooms (doubles every thirty minutes in direct sun)
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sounds like your reg or something is free flowing, and im typing this just as you pull out your reg and YUK! edit: nevermind im a tard, as i dont dive in retention ponds with fountains it took me a sec to realise that sound was the ponds pump and stuff lol
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My husband lost his wallet in a shallow lake. We didn't realize it until it was time to go home. He had about 300 in that wallet. But its been in that lake for a long time. Probably buried under sediment and the money maybe rotted away.
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Crawfish trap, those clams could've been there for a long time. I'm guessing they were attracted to the dead crawfish and minnows that were probably in there at some point. You probably saved a ton of aquatic life by removing it, good job bro.
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I live in St Petersburg Florida and when I was a kid there was a guy that used to dive into ponds to recover golf balls for years until one day they found him dead. A gator tore his face off. No way. Nope.
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In the lake where i live on, i know i have dropped some items off my dock years ago but i dont know how to dive and get them. I think i dropped some tools and i know for sure there is a rc boat that sunk XD
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Hiii! I love your videos. They are soooooo cool. Honestly you are so brave to do this. Anything could happen. You also help the police witch is also super cool. Your my inspiration. Keep it up!
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What you found last is actually a crawdad or crawfish trap. It can be used to trap different things. I have one at Donner Lake, A lake close to Lake Tahoe. I use it for crawdads or crawfish
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