Locate Water Source using Dowsing Rods

What happens here

The video begins with an introduction to the project's goal: finding a suitable location to drill a water well. The presenter and his associate demonstrate the traditional technique of water divining, also known as dowsing, using two L-shaped #8 copper wire rods. They explain that the rods are held loosely in outstretched hands and will cross when an underground water source is detected. After successfully identifying and confirming potential well sites, they mark the locations with spray paint for the drilling team.

Goal: Identify optimal locations for drilling a water well.