Need help with dowsing hole on picture

[Red_desert]

Yes, digging holes for treasure is weird alright (just ask any archaeologists).

The discussion from afar about what’s in the hole based on a photo is weird to me. I‘m I not free to express this? I’m not insulting you or anyone else in the thread. Carry on.

No, feel free to express yourself, is what forums are meant for.

 

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[Red_desert]

Some of the older treasure magazines had articles on it. The old fashioned name was called doodlebugging, now either remote viewing or map/photo dowsing. There are still people around calling it doodlebugiing. I think originally, the name was derived from dowsers once used a pendulum tied to the end of a branch. Holding stick the swinging pendulum on other end.

Adding this link, here, doodlebuggers is used as a name for dowsers (dowsing in general).

Dowsing For Oil

dowse: verb \ˈdau̇z\ : to search for an underground supply of water by using a special stick that leads you to it; dows•ing: intransitive verb: to use a divining rod transitive verb: to find (as water) by dowsing Origin unknown; First Known Use: 1691 -Webster’s Dictionary “I know very well...

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“I know very well that many scientists consider dowsing as they do astrology, as a type of ancient superstition. According to my conviction this is, however, unjustified. The dowsing rod is a simple instrument which shows the reaction of the human nervous system to certain factors which are unknown to us at this time.” -Albert Einstein

 

[Red_desert]

I can see now your hole goes down deeper on the right side. Didn't notice that before, is also where signal was found. Going to have a check more again... you must be down close to 15 ft on right side. Yet, still seems more like something with the soil.

Yes, right side on the picture was about 4.5ft, now is 5.5ft.
I didnt go yet to the place to check again, cant find a free time.

I would have thought your hole was much deeper looking at photo. Actually, many caches have been found about that depth. But a metal detector should be able to pick it up by now (unless really deep). Had been getting a depth for something (not sure what) on a depth reading between 14-15 feet. That's why decided it must be your hole. There can be all kinds of stuff in the ground, would be rather deep for a cache.

PS-I still think good to try panning for coarse gold if found in your area. Otherwise it must be small gold targets. If you dig more, I'd stop before going past 9 ft deeper right side.

 

[weregolf]

I have same hit than DragonAsia
Its mineral of gold but very deep aprox. 18 meters
..can be a gold nugget like 3 kgs size

 

[Tesorodeoro]

I have same hit than DragonAsia
Its mineral of gold but very deep aprox. 18 meters
..can be a gold nugget like 3 kgs size

I’m getting 19kg in size to the upper right, but it’s a wavering signal indicating to me it might be silver and possibly man made. Also it may be much deeper due to the strength.

 

[basicfinder]

We stopped digging at 2 meters (6.5ft), metal detector does not getting any signal. On the surface and sides of hole nothing as well. My l rods showing something there in top right corner as most of you said (its not a water i am 100% sure) but its too deep to keep digging.
Thanks everybody who helped me here.

 

[Red_desert]

If you know how deep the bedrock is, possible could be the 30 feet depth reading. Right side of hole, minerals or fine debris from past civilizations can cause dowsing rod responses.