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@@corycrump8703 dream on! I know where you live!

@@jessethornton5060 thanks. It’s a cool one for sure. I was super happy to find it.

@@kevinkline6835 thanks Kevin. I’m getting a lot better. It’s still tough to sit on stuff since I broke my tail bone. Between that and putting in a foundation for a house beating me down. 😂. I’ll make it. Don’t have a choice. 😂. I was happy to find that blunt. I’m still not sure what point type it is. There are several similar in my area. I was just glad to find a little time to go look. Building this big house is kicking my butt. I don’t have much energy left when I get off. It is what it is I guess. I appreciate you checking it. Always a pleasure getting to talk to you.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures I'll be praying for ya Trey. Wish I was able to be there to help ya out. Been a long time since I've butchered wood or bent a few nails. So I guess prayer will have to do. Stay safe my friend.

@ thanks Kevin. I appreciate it.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures Always wishing the best for ya brother.

@@coyotearrowheadhunting3083 thank you sir. It’s nothing like what you guys come across. The farm equipment is tough on the artifacts. More and more farmers are refusing to let people look in their fields too. They will eventually be turned to dust. I try to save as many as I can from being destroyed. Thanks for checking it out. Be careful out there and good luck.

@@greatbasinman I don’t find many of them but that one spot as produced a bunch. I have some strange scrapers that came from the village site. One is sharpened down like a deer antler. The other looks like a modern gouge. Id love to go back in time and see the stuff they could make out of wood. Minds would be blown.😂

@@nedpyatt8009 hey thanks for coming along. I appreciate you checking it out.

@@missourioutdooradventures thanks man. Always a pleasure having you along.

@@lelandshanks3590 could be. They have been found not far from where I was. Id like to find one of those big graham caves.

@@historylooker7 thanks. I hope I get to check that spot again after some more rains. Other people have permission to hunt there too unfortunately.

@SeMoArtifactAdventures Yeah, hard to share 😂👍

@@C.M.R.Artifacts-qu1ey thanks. I appreciate that.

@@taras5562 thanks. I appreciate it.

@ thank you for sharing!! Gotta love the swamp!!

@@janicegelbhaar7352 thanks. I’ve found a lot of them on that spot over the years. I’m still not sure what type that is.

Bucky 😎✌

@ what’s up brother? How are you?

@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 Doing good, man.. Wife is sick, helping son with homework.. 😎👊 How's things going down in Georgia ?

@ pretty good, mom has been really sick too though, had to call an ambulance for her again the other night but she’s back home now and feeling better, hope your wife gets to feeling better, I’ll say a prayer for her, God Bless🙏🏻

@@thegeorgiacreekwalker491 Same here, bro ... Glad mom is doing better.. Prayers 🙏

@@JoseyWales-ed it was one of the hardest slams I’ve ever taken. 😂. That field I was in is huge. It would take a week to cover it all. No till farming is hell for people that look for artifacts, but when a site is used for thousands of years, stuff still pops out. I’m hoping to come across a whole piece of hard stone. Thanks for checking it out.

@@rockhunter6260 that’s totally true. We were supposed to go on vacation the week we had the wreck. We didn’t get to do much the rest of the summer.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures 👍🏻

@@coyotearrowheadhunting3083 thank you. I really enjoy finding those tools as well. I have a lot that are shaped the same way. It makes me wonder what time period they were from.

@@RazinKaneOutdoors thanks. I appreciate it. Best of luck to you as well.

@@greatbasinman that’s no kidding man. A Honda pilot is a pretty safe car apparently. Glad to be able to get out and go looking. It’s been so dry here.

@@MyCornerOnline thanks. It still hurts but not nearly as bad as it was. Thanks for stopping by.

@@normaferro8054 thanks. It was definitely scary. Thanks for stopping by to check it out. I can’t wait to get back out there. I only checked about 2% of that field.

@@rockingontheridge1734 thanks a lot man. I wouldn’t wish that on anyone. Best of luck to you.

@@historylooker7 Dude it was a wild ride. I haven’t slammed that hard in a long time. 😂. The girls were fine but me and my wife are still getting over it. She broke 5 ribs in row. Two of them were broken really bad. It was definitely scary. I’m just glad we went completely over the creek and didn’t end up in it. 😂. Thanks for checking it out man. I appreciate it.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures Dang it, man......Hope y'all heal up fast !!

Thanks Steve. We were very lucky. The girls were fine. Me and my wife took the most of it. We are getting around a lot better now.

For sure Steve. God be praised. Many blessings S

Thanks. We are doing a lot better. We are ready to get back out in the woods.

Hey Kevin! It's been tough going. The girls were ok thank God, but my wife broke 5 ribs, and I broke my tail bone and my nose and got some good scrapes and bruises. It got me behind on work and I've been playing catch up ever since. I just started building a house for a guy that said he would let me look around the property. Keep your fingers crossed. lol. It looks promising. Hope you're doing well man. It's good to hear from you.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures I'm doing ok bro. Been making pipes and things. Doing better with meds change. So sorry about the pain for you and your wife Trey and glad to hear your girls are ok. I'll keep my fingers crossed brother.

Thanks, I appreciate it!

Thanks. I'm hoping I get to go a lot more this fall and winter.

@@chancesmith1031 I’ll have to do that one of these days when I get some free time. It may be in several parts. Most of the stuff I have is broken unfortunately.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventureswould still love to see it, i’m sure it’s great! I am from the Naylor, Neelyville, Coon Island area of Southeast Missouri. My brothers and I do a lot of artifact recovery.

@@bnasty267 that’s just what the engineered drawing called for. We were able to put each beam up close one at a time and then nail them together once in the air. It’s a whole lot less to lift that way.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures Makes sense. The I-beam required a lifting jack and 2 other guys helping. If you do these often enough, it's worth considering the jack or rental, since it's hard to beat a nice I-beam. If you're doing hangers, I'd totally just use a lam to make it easier with no steal drilling.

@@BigLeo8772 the original beam was a joke. It’s a wonder it didn’t break years ago. It was actually hanging from a hip rafter by one 2x4. Once the nails gave, the beam snapped in half.

@@rtrilla lol. I wasn’t casting it as much. More of swinging it into the current and holding it there like a minnow trying to get upstream. They were coming up and smashing it.

@@aarongreen5577 too cool!!! He is how I found out about those petroglyphs! It’s a cool area. Just hard to get to. I sat there for the longest time trying to imagine what it looked like back when they carved it.

The water level was quite a bit lower when we went there. It's a really cool site, that very few know about. Edison was a really neat dude, I'm pretty sure I was the last person to talk to him. He loved showing me his book collection.

@@aarongreen5577 I don't think they want to many people to know about it. You tube wouldn't suggest this video for people to watch for some reason. Glad you found it.

@@aarongreen5577 Thats awesome. I appreciate you taking the time to check out the video.

@@artifactaddiction you and me both. It’s only happened twice in that field. I have several blunts but most of them are snapped in half like that. Thanks for checking it out. I appreciate it.

@@scruff5644 wasp and hornet spray that I found in the cabin. No telling how old it was. Had to be the good stuff.

It’s teeth still in a jaw bone.

It was massive. It’s one of the largest engineering feats of all time. There is some cool videos on here about it. It’s called the little river drainage project. It’s a big system of canals and levees that divert numerous creeks and rivers out to the Mississippi River. There are still small protected areas of the swamp that still remain. Most of them are full of Indian mounds.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures That is history i didnt know, what county or counties is that located in if you dont mind me asking. I was going to buy a piece of property in Illinois. That border the Mississippi river and was next to the Is Shawnee national Forest. I was interested in Deer hunting it. But my now X talked me out of it, what a mistake. I wasnt into Arrowhead hunting to much then, but i am now. Wish i had that property now. That is crazy that was a swamp, it is good to know not all the mounds were destroyed. Its it private property or state property were the existing mounds are. Sorry for all the questions, im a new subcriber to your channel. Even though ive watched some of your videos from before. Take care and best of luck saving those artifacts from the plow and farm machinery.

@@C.M.R.Artifacts-qu1ey most of the mounds are on protected wetlands sites. Some are privately owned but they are still protected. I’m not sure how that works. The swamp covered multiple counties. It started just south of Cape Girardeau and runs all the way down into Arkansas. I’ve seen some old maps of southeast Missouri when there were several huge lakes that covered most of it. Most people have no idea they live in the middle of it. It stinks you missed out on that property. Probably worth a small fortune now too. Thanks for checking out the videos. I appreciate it.

Yeah it could have been. I’ve found several broken drills in there. I’ve got a couple mid sections of some that are huge. Almost 3/4 of an inch in diameter.

The wind is the only reason I went out there. 😄. Those Godars are very well made. I’ve got a lot of them from that field. Most of them look like those two.😄

Hey Kevin. It’s been hard to get motivated to get out in this stupid heat and unbearable humidity. As soon as you step out the door it’s like trying to breathe through a hot wet towel!😆 I took the girls camping this past weekend. We spent the whole day in the river. Of course I saw all kinds of cool stuff to film but didn’t have my phone. That’s always how it goes. I hope you have a wonderful day Kevin. It’s storming here so I got out of work. Well the hard stuff. There’s always paper work to do. 👎

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures Hope it starts to cool down for ya Trey.

Prepare to have your heart broken!😄. That machinery is hard on the artifacts. Every once in a while one makes it out alive. One tip I have is if you find a concentrated area of artifacts follow the rows out away from the spot. I believe the whole points get caught up in the equipment and dragged away from the site before it falls out. I find most of my whole points on the outskirts of where they were camped. I wish you the best of luck out there.

Me too. Fall and winter are my favorite times to get out. You can always put enough clothes on to stay warm. You can’t take enough clothes off to stay cool. Legally. 🤣. It’s been awful. We went camping this past weekend and tried looking for points in the river. Only found some flakes washing out of the bank.

Its been miserable. I've been building a two car garage on the side of a house with no trees in sight. Makes it really hard to get motivated to wonder out in the mid-day sun to look for points.😆

It's got that look to it. I was thinking it may be a Kramer. I've found a few in there before. I just wish that Godar would have had the tip on it. It was very well made. It has big thinning flakes running up from the base. Almost like it was fluted.

@@SeMoArtifactAdventures yeah, they were a knife form starting out.