Exploring A Strange Scary Camp In The Woods

I discovered this strange camp in the woods while out on another adventure. After verifying that the people camping there were trespassers and had been run off of the property, I decided to explore what they left behind and discovered some unlawful activity.

About Aquachigger:
I enjoy metal detecting for historical items like gold coins, relics, silver coins, and other buried treasures. I also metal detect for gold and silver nuggets and even meteorites. I like to make videos that promote my choice of lifestyle that includes outdoor adventure,
metal detecting, yapping, searching for river treasure, SCUBA diving, exploring abandoned places, hiking, caving, caring for animals and pets, and observing the things outdoors that often go unnoticed by most people who are not familiar with outdoor adventures and nature. I keep my Youtube "Aquachigger" channel family-friendly and hope you subscribe if you like my style.

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[aquachigger]

Today I check out a camp I discovered while metal detecting.

[cyberleaderandy]

Well done on disarming that trap. Its a horrible thing to think of something innocent stuck in there.

[cynthiaswearingen]

What a sad situation. And what a mess on the farmer's property. Thank you for disarming the trap, Beau.❤️

[granvillewooster]

I was a homeless vet never left a mess no way to live thank you for sharing 👍

[rodbelding]

Yeah I hate when people leave traps out and don't check them. One time I found a dead cat in a trap exactly like that one, and that was years ago and I'm still mad about it.

[dztxtea]

Awesome old stone fence. I live in the Texas Hill Country, where a lot of German settlers constructed similar fences from the mid 1800's all over the area.
Enjoyed the video! Stay safe.

[andreamills]

I remember years ago when you stumbled into that rather large weed patch. The helicopter flying overhead with you stuck on the ground trying not to be seen . That was hilarious. We were glad you made it out of that situation.🤣

[notquiteultralight]

Thank you for disarming that trap! I hate those things! Anytime I see those in my clients properties I always trigger it!

[cdd]

I believe you can tell the character of a man by how he treats animals. Thank you

[tommysparks]

Our country is in such a bad way right now, I don’t what else to say😣😖😖😖

[tallSycamore]

Veterans should never have to be homeless. Amen to that.

[mercedithcompala]

Chigg you know they're likely to come back...thanks for snapping the animal trap...

[rslover]

I had to clean up a camp, about half that size, near a rental I own. It was awful. I talked to the people, and honestly I felt bad for them. Nice people, just ruined by drugs. They left, and left all their stuff just like that. Cost me half a day and $60 dump fee to clean it up.

[junglejane]

It's so sad on so many levels. I'm glad you're going back! Ty Chigg..

[Mag_Aoidh]

You wonder how all that stuff gets out there, that would take trips on foot.

[bryanwilson]

I used to find these kind of camps when hiking up in the sierra nevadas... They'd damn up little channels to gather snow melt, then run black ranch hose further down to their grows. A-holes always left tons of junk and trash, though my own garden has benefitted from the spoils left behind (hose, drip-emitters, fertilizer, tools, etc...).

[bettyfletcher]

Wow that is really sad. I wish they would not leave their trash. What about that stone wall. That was so cool !

[infidel]

It's a shame that the garbage is left out there. I see it up here in Pennsylvania as well. I do a lot of river fishing from a boat. The banks are covered with trash from the homeless as well as flooding.

[joevorcha]

Great work springing that trap. People who do that and don't come back are just sick.

[SkivesEternal]

Literally just saw your Instagram post about springing traps! Very glad your taking care of business!