Hole In Earth Leads To Massive 220 Foot Drop

Do Not Fall In This Hole. anybody who does will drop straight down hundreds of feet into a massive cave. watch us go inside and explore as far as we can go!

[aliohtcarlton-hobart]

Hey guys, it wouldn’t hurt to drop a second auxiliary line next time, secured to a different tree just in case!!. Stay safe and keep on Exploring Amazing Hidden Spots!..

[exploringdixie]

Hey man. My boss has been telling me about this "Blow hole" on his property he owns 1400 acres. It's a cave in the ground and cold wind comes out of it and nobody knows how deep it goes. Nobody has ever been down it! I will post about it whenever I go up there and let you know if it's worth checking out !

[whistlindiesel]

Love this channel. Would enjoy going caving with you sometime. I free climb though. No ropes, over stalagmites.

[wheresthebeefwherestheprob]

I love that you guys keep consistent communication. Even at the beginning repealing down "I'm questioning everything about this set-up". No one is trying to be the " master caver " it's all about open, honest communication with the team to safely explore.

[GERRYMALONEY]

You guys must have balls of steel to do this just watching I was scared I'm glad your all OK and thank you so much for showing all of us this beautiful cave it looks like you are the first ones down there in hundreds of years ? Just absolutely amazing thanks again.

[SMDTURBO]

For everyone wondering why there were no bones at the bottom. They wash away down that shaft during big rain storms. It looks like it leads to constant lower elevations. Meaning there may be a sub cave below that one, that's filled with water and whatever else.

[ethanrat_bodybuilding]

As terrified as I am of closed spaces, heights, dee waters, falling, I still find this stuff fascinating beyond belief.

[rsuriyop]

That entire descent was crazy ridiculous. But I'm glad you guys are safe and were able to show what you saw to the world. I kinda expected to see a bunch of bones down there from unfortunate animals that went in to that hole and fell to their deaths. Fortunately though I never saw any of that. But WOW what a surreal experience!

[AstridinGeorgia]

This is so anxiety-inducing. I start imagining all kinds of terrible scenarios like the rope tearing, getting stuck between rocks, breaking a leg, storm rolling in, etc. My hats off to those who explore caves.

[garylam]

Amazing how this unsecured hole is just wide open to animals, humans,
Whatever happens to fall in it .
That’s why when I go in the woods I’m constantly looking down instead of up and around .
Old abandoned wells natural erosion
craters .
Amazing Shaft

[archangel]

I’m amazed at how wide and deep that cave became as you guys ventured down. I wasn’t expecting that at all and the fact that the original hole from the ground led to a 200 foot drop is truly amazing. The one thing I will say is that you guys definitely have some big brass balls for exploring this cave. Thank you so much for sharing the experience!👌🏻😎

[erikhoryza]

This is probably one of the coolest parts of the water cycle. If you look close at the shore of the pool, it is draining even deeper. The caverns below this one could very well be well depth and truly be supplying some people. Very neat.

[zorlon]

thanks for the really cool cave videos!

[SirPembertonS.Crevalius]

Beautiful cave, but man there is no way I could crawl my way through the narrow branches of any cave.

[garymucher]

I used to explore caves in my younger days. Now near 70, I just watch cave videos. It takes a heck of a lot of physical energy and lots of strength to do such things. Nice video... Thumbs Up!

[Bill_Russell_aka_Coolbreeze]

I love this channel but I have to admit... when I see you guys trying to go through such tight squeezes it gives me an anxiety attack lol

[tbjylud]

I'll bet that is one scary place to be at the bottom of during a thunderstorm with a massive downpour. I think I'd personally want one or two guys up top watching everything at all times. In this day and age, some ahole living in the woods could stumble across the rope and take it off from the tree just to be a jerk and trap everyone down there. I like to have all of my bases covered for the "what if's" no matter how rare they could be in this crazy world. Crazier coincidences have happened.

[Les__Mack]

Thanks for yet another awesome video! When I was about 8 I lived in Los Gatos, CA. Big earthquake area. There was a fault line through our back yard and it would open up holes every now and then that all the neighbors got together and closed off so kids wouldn't fall in them.

[MagusFyre]

So I'm just wondering, are there any safety countermeasures incase of an accident? Like what if the rope somehow got cut? What if one of them really got stuck at 7:37? Or do they just take the risk and become SoL if anything happens?

[mauserkar]

Incredible video and incredible contrast between small entrance and huge cavern below. A hidden world of its own hides below inconspicuous place.