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March 16, 2024

Whether it’s science or not, practitioners of water witching swear by its seeking powers

By Mike Grundmann, contributor

Some swear a forked branch from a peach tree is best. Others cut a coat hanger in half. Still others use bronze. Water witching is holding sticks or rods in front of you while you walk, hoping they’ll dip or cross when you’ve hit a patch of groundwater ideal for a well.

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