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I have a pretty darn good collection from fifty plus years of hunting. People often say I'm lucky. Luck has nothing to do with it! Persistence is the key. If I had a nickel for every mile I've walked,I'd be a wealthy man. Went to a friend's after school when I was about eight and we crossed the road to hunt my great aunts garden where he had been finding points. I jumped the ditch and there on a little pedestal of dirt was my first point. Been hooked ever since. A bad day artifact hunting beats about anything I can think of. A good day is good medicine. I still get the shakes sometimes when I find something unusual or extra nice. The greatest feeling for me is when I take someone and they find something. Excellent video brother man! Thank you for the information and your time.

You fellers put those points right back where you found them. They are all mine,every one of em! I just haven't gotten out that way to find them yet lol. " Hooked" "Addicted" what a great thing to become addicted to! I have found points driving down the road looking the banks after a rain. Oconee County South Carolina here. Thanks for your videos!

I wouldn't doubt if you broke half that stuff....

Good finds and very motivational video as usual and I finally get to order my brand new canoe 2morro evening after work so I can get out on vacation next week and do some exploring myself and get use that new canoe as well !!!

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Your neighbor isn't very bright

That's awesome , thanks for showing us them. that must of been a camp site or somthing, love th e videos and stories. keep it up

I care about all of it as well! Love you videos thank you for sharing!

Its all fascinating. Especially paleo archeology. What life must have been like so far back before essentially any real civilization. Its cool stuff and hopefully one day donated to meusums. None the less, its the history of the first Americans sitting in the back of your truck.

What an awesome spot Dale, I'd love to see what a leafblower would expose. There's some beautiful material out there 👍

Dale, I’ve been hunting them most of my life also. Got hundreds. Never bought or traded for any of them.

Enjoy all of your videos!! Anything that is knapped is a treasure a whole or pieces! I keep any and all that I find, they are gifts from my ancestors left for me to find. I Thank you for your videos each one I save to look back at later and to show my friends and family.

Sure I'd love to see it! Anything touched by ancient man intrigues me

Very cool finds! Thnak you for sharing my friend!

Heck yeah, man 💥!! 😎👍

Show it .Enough talk.

Nice to see you back brother, Good advice to look at dumped stone, found some extraordinary finds embedded in the hardpan dirt in driveway gravel and parking lot stone...course I prefer the lonely places on creeks, in woods, but am crippled up,.... once your eyes get used to seeing them, stuff is everywhere

Thanks for sharing Dale, that's such a cool point type. I wonder if it's part of a cashe. I had almost forgotten about chiggers and the other invisible vampires that are waiting for a bite out of me. I sure would hate to see that groundhog coming at me with that on a spearshaft. 😂😅😮 Looking forward to seeing what other surprises pop up and hearing the thrill in your voice as well. GL next hunt 👍

Good to see you. Looking forward to seeing your collection. Hope Your summer has been good for you Dale.

Fantastic thumbnail find

Right on brother. Let’s see it👍🇺🇸

Hey Dale I hope to still be above the waterline for many more of your videos but I've received a diagnosis that makes it tough to know if I should make a bucket list or perhaps a countdown. I actually thought my phone going kaput and taking my TH-cam channel (Larry Drewett) with it was probably the worst thing I'd deal with for years. Then SLAPPED upside my head by THIS changed a lot!! Although I am too weak to do much I can still watch your videos and wanted you to know I am intending to watch everything you have posted and will post, I feel they are good medicine. GL next hunt 👍

I don't know if you remember me. I finally started finding arrowheads or spearheads. Found 2 in 1 week last week. Found a half of one this spring also. I'm getting better 🤗. Pretty good for looking in southern Minnesota

Love the Paleo!! Gets me motivated to go out and hunt today!!

Great video!! Thanks for sharing.

Hey I lost all my google accounts they said it wasn't backed up bullshit it was my phone fell n the lake 2 weeks ago on Thursday nighter my fb password was saved in google so I lost access to my fb as well ill try n get shit straightened out n get n touch with ya ttyl doug

So....any 2 pound burritos added to the Ambush's menu?? I'd order 1 or 2.

Good one! Watch out for those nosey commie scammers man dang!

Good luck. Hope you get to do the elk hunt. I've been hunting with the recurve bow since 1970. I'm now seventy years old. Have fun.

love your adventures, keep it up

I understand not digging up camps on public land, or land owned by the state/county. But when you pick something up out of a creek or river….you might be 50 yards from that camp….or 50 miles. No one’s ever going to know. How is that messing anything up? To me that’s saving a little bit of history.

The right hand should find an "anchor point" along the jaw - remove that variability.

I'll add that I've never "aimed"....draw....anchor....pick a spot....release!

Get with me before you order a new string. I make my own. You may need to thing about dropping the poundage on your bow choice. Being 60 can make a difference in your own personal poundage of bows. A 45 pound bow will take an elk size animal with no problems.

Love your simple way, I hate seeing guys pulling g10s every step

Take this for whatever it is worth. I am 78 years old, and have been shooting traditional since I was about 15 years old. If you are going to an anchor and hold while aiming, drop the bow weight back to maybe 50 pounds. You said you could handle 70 pounds, but that is too much weight to hold at anchor while trying to keep your bow arm steady.

Hiya! I never could shoot purely instinctively, and an article I read about thirty years ago in which the Rev. Stacy Groscup described pointing the arrow saved my shooting. Here’s the general idea: When you point your finger at something, you don’t have to eyeball it to see if it’s truly pointing at the object. Point the arrow the same way, and that establishes elevation. Then smoothly draw to your anchor point and execute a smooth release if and when the windage looks good. You’re going to have to become familiar with distance estimation to know how high you have to point the arrow above your target at longer ranges. Using one of my bows as an example, I can point right on up to 20 yards; at 25, I have to point to a spot 6 inches high; at 30, it’s 13 inches (😁many groupings consistently landed just that low). Using an actual aiming method and practice will automatically tighten groups. I hope this helps, and good hunting to you! Oh, and use the average width of an animal to determine where to point at long range; with the above mentioned bow, half a deer above the back works in my area.

After trying various methods for consistency I can say without any doubt, orienting my broad heads straight up/down, drawing until the back of the blade touches my grip hand finger has been the solution. Hooking the string 1/2 inch below the nock puts me point on at 25. Top of the blade is point of impact at 15. Give it a try and good luck.

I'm kinda in the same boat. No time to practice. So I went to an aiming method. I went to a homemade tape on sight. I know that is not popular but my shooting is so much better. Check out recurve sights at Lancaster Archery.

If you can hit a clay traget in the air, I wouldn't change your aiming method. I live and hunt out west for elk and mule deer and can tell you that you'd be waaay better off investing in your stalking skills, optics and fitness. You've got to be able to cover a lot of ground out here, I regularly hike 5+ miles per day with about 3000 ft of elevation gain and loss. There is certainly nothing wrong with an aiming method like gap shooting, but if you can't find the elk..then get close and are physically beat when you do get the shot, your whole shot process isn't really going to matter. It sounds like you're probably good out to 20-25 which is more than good enough to fill the freezer. The last mule deer I took was at 5 yards. I hope you have an awesome season and a ton of success! Thanks for sharing the video.

I’m 62 been shooting archery all my life. Started out and shot instinctive for a long time, but didn’t get as good as I wanted until I started using an aiming method. Now much more accurate and more important more consistent. First advice is go three under and anchor higher. You need to bring the arrow closer into your sight picture. Longer/ heavier arrows help in that respect as well. Feel free to reach out to me for help if you want. There is a certain confidence you will have when using an aiming system, good luck!

I always wanted to learn bow shooting. I`ve done very little of it. When I played around with it years ago I was fair for a beginner. Doubt I`ll get into it in my lifetime.What I am good at is pistol and rifle shooting. I`m pretty deadly with either one. I like to target shoot at all distances with my 22 range pistol. It``s cheap to shoot,quieter and easier on the hands. I think if you give a new method of shooting a chance you will do well. Let us know how it turns out. It looks like your doing well with losing weight. I`m trying and do pretty well unless I`m around my girlfriend. Later Dale!

nice video good job thanks🤠

you can do what you say you can, i started split finger , 2 eyes open using the point of the arrow , gap shooting, got target panic, started closing one eye , still not good , finally said lets go instinctive , both eyes open , 3 under , took the stress off started shooting better, im the kind of guy just do what feels right

You can do it ! I am 71 and learning all over again to shoot longbow due to a stroke that left me legally blind. I now shoot left handed

More power to you, Dale I hope it all works out for you I used to shoot traditional myself Also shot compilation with flintlock rifles for years

ancient man and the territory. I love it

I live in the top. Of WV by the Ohio River and am wanting to try and find some I’m definitely watching for tips and so far it’s sounding good

I actually caught myself stop breathing just watching you. It’s amazing what you can find “anywhere “ at your home, if you just look.

first off this is my wifes computer but i just wanted to say i enjoy your videos very much! I live in southwest virginia and im 61 years old im a hunter and fisherman but most of all im a TRAPPER i think about trapping everyday of my life! i feel like trapping as we know it is going to come to an end along with our way of life! But thanks to people like you telling the truth about wildlife conservation and the role trapping plays in it maybe trapping wont end as quickly as it would have otherwise Thank You!