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Everyone that believed in the possibility of them working had them cross in their hand in the exact location. The ones that said it wouldn't work, theirs never moved.
We done this for years and it was the same each time. I'm one of the ones that can use witching sticks. It's quite interesting and I don't know how it works. I’m right there with you. The last I had done it with was a forked peach limb my late father gave me. It would bow over double at water. How I have no answer but it would twist in my hands holding as hard a grip as I could. Finally over time it split. I wish I would have put that one up. But since I’ve taken several fruit bearing fork limbs and can do the same.
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