Former WW2 Camp excavated - Everything still there!

Today we discovered a fantastic location where soldiers got rid of their equipment which is still everywhere in the woods...

My Videos are about Metal Detecting, WW2 Metal Detecting, Relic Hunting, Magnet Fishing and exploring! I intend to revive the history that is still laying in the ground after all these years. Join me on my adventure!

[bartperry]

Growing up in Nuremberg Germany, as a child I can remember finding war materials in the woods all the time where we lived. I think all the time what is still there under the soil. I remember when I was 7 years old i brought a grenade into the house and my father having an explosive temper tantrum about it. We all moved to the USA when I was 9 and that was over 50 years ago. There are so many items still buried, oh, and I can remember the hidden tunnels out in the woods. My father took the tractor out and buried the entrance with dirt and wood to hide it from me. LOL. There were so many items in those tunnels. All concrete and so cool to play in as a child. Those are GREAT finds.... LOVE the wooded area.

[Mag_Aoidh]

Danggit, I just swatted at my ear sitting in my own living room, not a mosquito in sight. Goes to show you how bad those things bug you…

[Tahti]

I like how this guy freaks out about everything he finds, that’s actually a lesson to be happy about everything

[yaimbenjo]

Crazy to think there was a war being fought in such a beautiful woodland. It truly is a testament that nature DOES NOT give a single f*ck and moves right on. Awesome video!!

[MaxskiSynths]

Those woods are absolutely beautiful. What an adventure, searching around for ww2 relics with the sun beaming through the trees!

[HypeShot]

It’s been a year and this dude is still replying to comments. Respect my dude.

[chrishodde]

Amazing and I love your enthusiasm. I am an American from Texas and my grandfather fought in WW1. I have done some relic hunting in France for WW1 relics. It is very adicting!

[darkstormww]

my parents friend is an archaeologist and during his gap year he did some extra and went to Germany, found a almost complete BF-109, it was only missing a part of the left part of the tail fin, otherwise pristine

[IratePuffin]

Your enthusiasm is contagious! What I wouldn’t give to be there.

[frogscotch]

i grew up on an ex German POW camp in Scotland (named Cultybraggan) as my Grandfather was Commandant. I clicked on this thinking you might be detecting there but loved your enthusiasm so much ive subbed, thanks for the great video!

[lsmalls]

The video is cool on its own but it makes it more fun to watch seeing how passionate you are about this kind of stuff.

[williamalvey]

Hi what a really interesting video and informative the woods are beautiful many thanks for sharing your video with us

[deebieb]

This is the first of your videos that i have found, , , you won me over by your enthusiastic reaction to the things you have found, , very cool things

[AcaimoCole]

one time i was swimming in Lake Champlain Vermont, it was very shallow in the private section of the lake i was in and i found a Winchester rifle with all the wood there, the barrel was in two pieces but the water must have somehow preserved the wood through a hundred years, i gave it too my grandparents who live there.

[maladyhawke]

Absolutely was hooked at watching! I kept trying to swat the mosquitos away for you! looking forward to seeing more!

[rrcaniglia]

I was studying the battle of Anzio, just walking the ground. Found some old foxholes. Moved some leaves and there, big as day, was an anti-personnel mine. Be careful, my friend.

[gordonanderson]

Excellent finds, the coins and buckles are great, would love to metal detect those woods and find such great finds.

[herd]

The pistol that is unknown is a Spanish Ruby 7.65/.32, the wood grips rotted away. The circular slide gripping serrations are the giveaway.

[kahlet]

Geile Stelle.
Das eine Ding ist eine Feile kein Bajonett.
Für Leder musst du immer einen Gefrierbeutel dabeihaben, den man zu zippen kann, da machst du dann das Leder rein und gießt etwas Wasser hinzu, damit es nicht austrocknet. Wenn das Leder einmal ausgetrocknet ist, ist es zu spät. Zuhause säuberst du das Leder im Waschbecken, dabei lässt du es warm volllaufen und gibst Spüli hinzu. Im Spülwasser schön sauber machen. Danach schön trocken tupfen aber nicht trocknen. Zuvor musst du dir am besten Sattelöl vom Pferdeausstatter holen, oder ganz einfach online bestellen. Kein Olivenöl oder so benutzen. Du gibst das Leder wieder in einen Gefrierbeutel und reibst es dort mit dem Öl ein, gieß ruhig etwas Öl hinein und lass das Leder im Öl ein paar Tage stehen. Das kann sich ruhig schön vollsaugen. Danach holst du das Leder wieder raus und tupfst es mit Zewa papier wieder ab. Danach kannst du das Leder nochmal mit Schuhledercreme einreiben zum konservieren. Wenn du das alles gemacht hast wird das Leder wieder super geschmeidig.

[kasie]

I love hearing your excitement when you find things,