Total Failure!!!

[RifleBowPistol]

Never heard of it, sounds like a waste of time. Isn't Oak Island supposedly where some pirate buried some treasure or lots of treasure? If that really happened, it's probably buried very deep or out at sea and then possibly buried deep. I grew up on the coast, spent a lot of time on the beach. You would be surprised how deep a car can get buried under the sand in a year or two, you would think it had been there two hundred years.

[tkuehn5410]

Gold Rush and Deadliest Catch is subsidized mining/fishing. Oak Island is just a good story with a little history...I thought the story was legit the first 2 or 3 years, but now it's just a bad show with too much money, technology and fake drama.

[AntlerCollector]

The show looks kind of Squatchy to me

[Jcjohnson]

Same as the mountain monster show. Never will find anything. All BS.

This is the dumbest show I’ve ever seen on tv. It’s worth watching one time just to see how dumb it really is

[be12hunt]

I’ve never seen the show, but it’s 200 years of treasure hunting that has only found remnants of the previous failures. I may be wrong, but didn’t it all start because someone found a depression in the ground?

[Native Texan]

I’ve never seen the show, but it’s 200 years of treasure hunting that has only found remnants of the previous failures. I may be wrong, but didn’t it all start because someone found a depression in the ground?

The island does have an interesting history.

https://www.readersdigest.ca/culture/treasure-hunt/

[JonBoy]

Gold Rush is where it’s at

Yup. At least with all the digging theirs visible payoff at the end of the day. I just hate the escalation...first couple of seasons 1000 ounces was the un-attainable holy grail, now these guys are doing 200-300 ounce cleanups every week.

[Mike]

Oak Island has a lot of history for sure. I sure would like for them to find something substantial though. I think there are a lot of subsidies in the whole scheme of things. All the Cat equipment has got to be free for the advertising alone. Same for the vehicles and other equipment providers. Craig Tester and Marty Lagina were involved in oil field operations and are for sure multi millionaires. The other Lagina is a retired postal worker with a dream.

I think the main issue and it allows for the creative suspense is the permitting. I can't imagine what all is having to be done permit wise to get as far as they have. Additionally, when something comes out of the ground, Canada/Nova Scotia is probably all up in their business.

Now, having said that, to bury something that deep in that terrain is nuts. I do find the buried coffer dam system very intriguing. I too am on the same page, excavate the whole thing and get it over with please.