O T--wishing?? question

Jiles · Apr 13, 2011

Don't really know what terms to use with this question --but I would like to know if this has worked for any of you.
I have found many buried water pipes and other metal objects by using "L" shaped rods that are loosely held in hands--straight out. When they cross, it is over the object. Sort of like wishing for water.
I have found that it doesn't work for all people, but I have no dought it works for me---And By the Way--I am not an "albino" :lol: :lol:

snoop-nc · Apr 13, 2011

Jiles...there was a fairly long discussion about this topic a week (?) or so ago. I, too, am a "non-believer" in this...BUT it works somewhat for me also!! You are not alone in this.

Rick

Jiles · Apr 13, 2011

(quoted from post at 15:53:24 04/13/11) Jiles...there was a fairly long discussion about this topic a week (?) or so ago. I, too, am a "non-believer" in this...BUT it works somewhat for me also!! You are not alone in this.

Rick

Rick---I thought I caught just about all post, but missed this one. Do you have any idea how I can find the previous discussion?

BCnT · Apr 13, 2011

if youre using the old version of the board,theres a search box on the upper right corner of the page...type in water witching
i just did it and found a bunch.
if youre on modern view,i dont have a clue where search box is or if it works the same.

PJH · Apr 13, 2011

Here's one.

Paul
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oldironman · Apr 13, 2011

At the drill supply they laugh all the way to the bank.

casenut1 · Apr 13, 2011

works for me never did for mom.

MSD · Apr 13, 2011

Had a guy married to a 3rd cousin who used a pliers. He was
looking for water at my uncles place and found a spot where he
said was water. We didn't believe he could do it but my mom held
the pliers like he told her to. It did nothing until he held her arm
and the darn thing turned. They found a good well in that spot.

CAROGATOR · Apr 13, 2011

I built a set and used the cvpc sleeves to offset any friction from my hands. I was even able to find settled water in a hose. Most of it was empty. Also found a dog's grave for my brother. Works for him also, but the rods turn outward instead of crossing. Funny but when they crossed for me and he said there wasn't any water or electric lines there, I looked up and there were overhead powerlines just above us.

Hoss In ME · Apr 13, 2011

Every time I put my tinfoil hat on I gets to talk with the little green guys. Hoss

Jiles · Apr 13, 2011

When I was working in a large industrial plant, this subject was brought up. During lunch break, about seven of us "non-believers" went outside the plant and placed a 20'x20' canvis tarp on the bare ground. We told one of the "believers" that a 1" flat washer was under the tarp. Four of them tried but didn't find the washer. We had a big laugh until one of them removed the tarp and discovered there was NO WASHER :lol:
We tried it again and three of them found the washer that was pressed flat in the ground under the tarp.

That's what made me a "somewhat" believer. :lol:

Anonymous-0 · Apr 13, 2011

You will get the same result with one 'L' shaped rod.

Try this.. fill a large bottle with water.
put it on the ground then walk over it with your rod, for me no reaction.

step 2 feet to the side and walk in the same direction as before.

Eureka, a strike.
Don't ask why.

teddy52food · Apr 14, 2011

Thats cause they get paid for dry holes too.

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