‘Curse Of Oak Island’ Garden Shaft Featured In Season 12?

Curse of Oak Island’s Season 11 on the History Channel ended badly for Rick Lagina who hoped for a breakthrough with the Garden Shaft. However, he vowed never to give up his treasure dreams and Season 12 is busy filming at the moment. Will the Garden Shaft be revisited? Read on to find out what might happen.

Curse of Oak Island Brought Many Frustrations

History Channel viewers saw Rick Lagina and his team attempt a significant drilling operation in the season finale. Unfortunately, the drilling was not successful, revealing sand, and more water. Additionally, there’s the possibility that many underground structures may not be accessible. Previous efforts on the Garden Shaft also appeared to be equally disappointing

Despite believing that there might be some tunnels leading to the treasure, nothing vitally important was found. For Rick and Marty Lagina, the frustrating thing is that significant gold was found in the watery structure. However, many fans of the History Channel believe that the Curse of Oak Island team might ditch any further efforts given the lack of substance to the theories.

The Garden Shaft In Season 12?

News from a Nova Scotian blogger who lets History Channel fans know what’s going on brought some photos that showed Season 12 brings a lot of big machinery and a giant water pump. Choice Drilling rigs were present as well, and Oak Island From The Other Side of The Causeway shared photos to prove it.

Curse of Oak Island in Season 12 could look at the Garden Shaft again. Monsters and Critics theorized though, that it might take a lot of money, and it’s already cost that. However, funding might become available. That’s because the same blogger revealed that they saw “men in suits” visit the island. Of course, they could have been investors. So, hopes are high that there might be another chance to explore the intriguing tunnel again.

Setbacks Frustrate Viewers

Many fans who watch the show are tired of the finds that arrive in bits and pieces. Some of them believe that if there was any treasure, it was long taken away. While the Garden Shaft held their attention, many of them became frustrated when the flooding happened at the end of Season 11. So, it’s not clear how many of them will sit through more exploration of the area.

While Rick and Marty Lagina found some old planks and decided there might have been water traps to prevent treasure hunters, there are some jaded people who think that the Curse of Oak Island show should wrap up.

What are your thoughts on Rick Lagina and the team’s possible ongoing exploration of the Garden Shaft on the History Channel? Do you think they should give up on it? Is the big pump there to try and pump out the flood water? Share your thoughts in the comments below and come back here often for all your Curse of Oak Island news.