New member finding lots of neat older bottles

[hemihampton]

Could be more Bottles buried in the Dirt there. Good Luck. LEON.

 

[jimmydean56]

Congrats on joining our group of bottle hounds! Finding them is half the fun! You can dig for bottles but I would suggest you use a metal rake and smaller shovel for your digging. To big of a shovel and you can break the glass. Until you start digging deeper holes ,say in an outhouse or deeper trash pit, I would stick the the slow and steady method. Good luck!!

 

[hemihampton]

So it sounds like people dig in these areas to find the bottles? Like take a shovel and really dig? All of these bottles were found laying on the top of the ground or maybe partially covered just due to time. Obviously consolidated areas of trash. We found the household ones on the back line of a rather large property and the alcohol ones in clusters around trees. Must have been some good times back when.
Anyway from reading some other threads it sounds like it may be worth actually digging where we are finding these bottles?

YES, They dig dumps. Leon.

 

[Mailman1960]

So it sounds like people dig in these areas to find the bottles? Like take a shovel and really dig? All of these bottles were found laying on the top of the ground or maybe partially covered just due to time. Obviously consolidated areas of trash. We found the household ones on the back line of a rather large property and the alcohol ones in clusters around trees. Must have been some good times back when.
Anyway from reading some other threads it sounds like it may be worth actually digging where we are finding these bottles?

 

[Mailman1960]

I can dig it, can you. Will dig anywhere that has potential.
Dig deep than dig deeper.

GIDDY UP!!!!!

 

[hemihampton]

lol.

 

[Mailman1960]

I can dig it, can you. Will dig anywhere that has potential.
Dig deep than dig deeper.

GIDDY UP!!!!!

Probably dig(how I describe) 6-7 graves a season, maybe more.

 

[bottle-o-pop]

Amyjomagee, keep an eye out for peanut pepsi and drum pepsi bottles. They were made in Exmore.

Happy new year everyone!

Can you dig it song.

 

[David Fertig]

I loved the part where you said you heard some people actually "dig for them."

 

[Amyjomagee]

I love seeing all these pictures!!!! Thank you everyone! I look forward to scratching the surface and seeing what may be hiding below