Drilling For Water!

We are drilling 60-100ft test holes looking for shallow water. If we can't find any, we may have to go deeper.

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[spideybrent]

Hello from Moosomin, Saskatchewan, Canada you have great videos and great at communicating. Thanks for sharing.

[douglasmayherjr.]

Thanks for the videos, Mike. It’s nice to see Chapal on the farm and having a great time. Enjoy every day with your family.

[joescheller]

Hope yoy have success on finding water well. I grew up on a farm in South Dakota only water was over 2000 ft artesian well that had to be pumped. 3 in casing. Many years back they dropped pipe in the casing by accident while pulling it up for instaling new leathers in the pump. They just left it as water level was above it. Later on many years the water level dropped and couldnt get to water level do to pipes in the casing. I had to haul water ten miles from a watertower in a small city for house use.

[LeeStevens-ej]

Your innovation and side-ways thinking are a credit to you! Love watching to see whats coming next.. Keep it up Mike, and hello from the UK

[chuxtuff]

We had a hard water well that we finally had to call the Culligan man otherwise a plumber from stained toilets and other fixtures. It was a about $2000 from Culligan but from the time it was installed to the present day that's one of the best home improvements we ever made. Clean clear water from your own well while the sinks and toilets were the same way. Thumbs up for the Culligan man!!!

[frankg]

Mike i see chapel running a large 20, 000 acre farm in the north in near future the way you are expanding weekly

[northwoodsguy]

Nice. Spend time with your son. They grow up fast. My is 28 in few days.

[wallyyuriy]

2021 we went on a dirty tare with test hole’s, desperate for water for our cattle. Finally found a decent well that was flowing at 8gpm . Went ahead and completed it. Then it went dry at Christmas time that year lol.

[douglaskoonce]

Chapel is to stinkin cute! I remember when my little girl was that age. Those Big Cheese smiles are Priceless!!

[sarareimer]

Love to see the the Father son time keep it up

[Woodsfarms]

Yes witching for water 110% works!! My grandfather drilled water wells for 60 or so years until he retired. And used that method every single time to know exactly where to drill and would hit water every single time!

[ghoian]

I have been waiting for this day since you started your north hobby farm.

[karllangner]

Here in South Africa, esspesially in the dry Karoo region, we normally drill for water at the side of a Dollerite ridge, or a Shale ridge. The ridge blocks the underground drainage and give a supply of water. Sometimes a strong flow and other places just a little supply of water. Sometimes salty water.

[jasonwilliams]

I've spent many hours on a similar auger rig doing geotechnical and environmental work!

[trucksandfarming]

Most of our irrigation wells here in Mexico are around 1500 to 2000 feet deep and the pumps are in about 700-900 feet deep

[JteRaa]

Mike, another backseat driver here. A shallow well may produce water in a 'wet' year. Have you asked the drillers what the changes are of having water in a dry year? Just saying.

[masonspieker]

Our well is about 1600ft deep and it was dug in the 60’s I believe.

[tobimai]

Ah yes, water. Definitly.

If Mike starts posting Videos from Hawaii next month we know's up lol

[BruceBergman]

Water Witching does work for testing. Gives you a starting point. 3:15

[fredericdelage]

Salut Mike magnifique vidéo et le forage et bien intéressante 😂😮😅😊