Willow works best.

On Fri, Jul 1, 2016 at 9:48 AM, Curt Raymond via Mercedes <
mercedes@okiebenz.com> wrote:

> Its not so hard, my dad was teaching Angie when we were at camp last month.
> Getcha two pieces of wire, I don't know that they have to be ferrous
> although thats what I see used most often. Its probably most important that
> it feels good to you. Bend your 90s, hold the wires loosely and think hard
> about what you're looking for. Dad uses a funny hand position but I've
> never felt the need.
> I've never had much luck with a forked stick though dad does that too
> sometimes, again he uses a funny hand position with his palms up.
> Dad and I are both real good at finding water. I remember once he was
> finding water for a friend, he looked around about a minute and found a
> real good spot but it was right where the septic was supposed to go. We
> hunted around a bit more and found another spot. I said 200 feet, dad said
> 300. The well driller hit at 250, he knew my dad and wasn't real
> surprised...
> -Curt
>       From: Mountain Man via Mercedes <mercedes@okiebenz.com>
>  To: Mercedes Discussion List <mercedes@okiebenz.com>
> Cc: Mountain Man <maontin....@gmail.com>
>  Sent: Thursday, June 30, 2016 8:45 PM
>  Subject: [MBZ] Dowsing - Finding Buried Electric
>
> Are any of us okiebenz readers familiar with dowsing?
> What is the best material to use for dowsing?
>
> The barn here has electric electric outlets and lights but we are
> unable to locate the power feed from the nearby warehouse onsite.  In
> the barn the feed comes in from under thr concrete slab.  The 3-wires
> are in conduit.  The 3-wires are 600V direct bury cable to which
> standard 120V inside wires were attached, but are currently cut.  So
> the wires in the barn are currently connected to an extension cord
> with male 3-prong end, i.e. the means of electricity for lights and
> outlets could be provided by a generator.  There is no generator
> onsite.  The warehouse appears to have a couple of possible buried
> feeds or breaker panels that might have been the power to the barn but
> so far - no luck finding the breaker panel or path of buried cable
> run.  Dowsing seemed the next best means to find the feed... maybe?
> mao
>
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