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Re: Ok, but HOW does witching/dowsing WORK?!?!?


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Posted by gitrib on March 31, 2011 at 20:13:29 from (99.58.243.224):

In Reply to: Ok, but HOW does witching/dowsing WORK?!?!? posted by in-too-deep on March 31, 2011 at 14:24:26:

I happen to be one of those people that it works for. I have witched hundred of wells through out the mid west. I was a real skeptic till a old driller proved I had the touch. I have called the depth down to 350 feet and the amount of water up to 650 GPM. I have had big companies charter plane to get me to sites. Had one old boy drive me all over a section of land. He would go certain spots and asked "how about here" I would say "no good" I found my spot and we marked it. "I will pay you after we drill" About 6 month later run into me on the street and said "I owe you and handed me $300, He said " I run you all over that section and many of the places I had you check I had already had test wells drilled and they were dry. Today 20 yrs later he is running a big circle pivot irrigation on that well. I know most of you are thinking who is this crazy idiot who expectd me to beleive this story. Old legs and arms will no let me do it anymore. It is hard work if done right. It is really a science to read that old stick. I still have my old stick.

Every body laugh together.

gitrib


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